{mosimage}"The single most important item in 2008 households is the computer. These electronic brains govern everything from meal preparation and waking up the household to assembling shopping lists and keeping track of the bank balance.



Sensors in kitchen appliances, climatizing units, communicators, power supply and other household utilities warn the computer when the item is likely to fail. A repairman will show up even before any obvious breakdown occurs."



Classic. I guess our predictions now will be just as half true as what this 1968 article in Modern Mechanix proposed.

"Back once again for this episode, is Dennis d�Entremont aka TheNerd.

As usual we get you up to date on the latest Haiku news and all the major changes to our OS, Team Haiku updates, HaikuWare�s Bounties and our BeBits App of the Month."

You can find us on iTunes, Feedburner or visit us at HaikuPodcast.com.

{mosimage}Recently, I've started a new job where I get to play (work) with VMware's ESX Server.

When we were working away on ESX the other day, I just happened to blurted out, we're VMX Bandits, being a play on words of the Aussie movie BMX Bandits, which also happens to be Nicole Kidman's debut.



The site has nothing to do with the movie, I started it because I've been a VMware fan for quite some time now.



So, along with other colleagues, we'll be documenting our adventures on this site about all things virtual.



Check us out at vmxbandits.com

"This episode, I�m joined by Dennis d�Entremont aka TheNerd from sites such as HaikuWare and SaveLoad.

We get you up to date on the latest Haiku news, update you on the major changes to Haiku Inc and the OS, our usual BeBits App of the Month, and an update on HaikuWare�s Bounties."

You can find us on iTunes, Feedburner or visit us at HaikuPodcast.com.