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Friday IT Fun: Hello Fall

By Chris Paoli
09/24/2010

Don't waste your time with the 14 new court procedure shows that premiered this week on TV -- these links are better. If you've found something you think other IT pros will appreciate, send an e-mail to [email protected] so we can include it in next week's edition.

Tech Executives Say the Darnedest Things (iSmashPhone.com) - I really don't understand the reasoning behind an executive not heaping praise on a direct competitor's product. Just doesn't make any sense.
Newsday iPad Commercial (YouTube.com) – At least he could line his birdcage with the broken pieces of the iPad.

6 New Spy Technologies You Literally Can't Hide From (Cracked.com) – But what if I'm very, very quiet?
Super Mario Bros. Theme on Violin (FunnyorDie.com) – This week marks 25 years of the portly plumber started chasing after the kidnapping-prone princess. Just give it up… She's just not worth it.

About the Author

Chris Paoli (@ChrisPaoli5) is the associate editor for Converge360.

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