Okay, so it seems as though I have spent a lot of my day wasting away trying to run my own McDonald's. If you're into simulation games, even slightly, then I am sure that you will find this as amusing and entertaining as I have.

First off, I want to say that I found this game via Kongregate.com, which I found out about from pdedecker in the forum and my friend Mike introduced me

eBay is at it again! Their list already includes PayPal, Shopping.com, and Skype ,with PayPal by far being the most successful buy, and adding to the acquisition list is StubHub.  Some call it a ticket reseller, others call in ticket scalpers, it's really all the same thing and it just might be a good buy.  eBay has been struggling recently with 100 million invested into a China eBay that has failed, along with a

Microsoft is continuing to build-up to the launch of both Windows Vista and Office 2007! Part of this excitement is their Launch Event 2007 called 'Ready for a New Day.' So, how does the free copy come into play? Well, anyone who attends one of the launch events will be given a free copy of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 as well as Microsoft Office Groove 2007.

The launch event will give you the chance

One Laptop Per Child, also abbreviated and known as OLPC could possibly be going retail in 2008.  BBC originally posted that they had confirmation the OLPC would be selling to Western Consumers in 2008.  They quickly retracted that and came back saying that there is a possibility that the OLPC organization will be selling these machines to the public.

The rumored idea is that retail consumers would buy two, and get

Another milestone for Firefox 3, Alpha 2, is planned for later in this month with an estimated release date of January 29. Even with Firefox 3 Alpha 1 we didn't see much in the way of new features, and Alpha 2 will be similar except that it will pass the Acid 2 test. There is no need to worry because there

VeriSign's iDefense is offering big bucks, up to $12,000 for vulnerabilities found in Vista or IE7. VeriSign of course has an interest in this as their job is to provide secure Internet transactions.  In fact, according to their website, they process as many as 18 billion Internet interactions each day. It is no wonder why they're willing to pay big bucks for Microsoft's flaws. iDefense, part of VeriSign does these

YouTube is continuing their growth, and according to Alexa, they are now ranked #4 on the web. Ahead of them ranked numbers one, two, and three are Yahoo, Google, and MSN respectively. Back in November there was talk of YouTube statistics going flat after Google acquired them. After looking at the Alexa chart, it appears they've had some pretty steady growth all along. Despite there being a big difference between #3 (MSN), and YouTube, their growth