Today I’ve been to see Harrison Ford’s movie. What a surprise! These Hollywood guys haven’t had time enough to make mistakes about computers and hackers, simply because the main plot of the movie isn’t hacking or computing, it’s kidnapping.
The hero is a fifty-some years old director at some lost network security department of an important bank. Everybody wearing suits, a very “corporative” look, and all very serious and boring. There are nothing about hacking, so there aren’t pitfalls about it. 🙂
About the movie itself? Well, if you like thrillers and action movies, it could be for you, but don’t expect much more.
Now that OpenOffice.org 2 is getting more and more popular, people is starting to migrate and to write documents in ODT format. However, for people who still aren’t able to install OO2 on their machines (outdated distros, outdated hardware or whatever) it’s a pain to receive such documents by email.
Past week I discovered a new radio station in the Vigo area while driving in my car. The point about that station is that it’s focused into English learning and the speakers are talking in English all the time. Listening to it is a good way to practice English listening and so get used to different English stresses (american, english and scottish) and levels (from children to high level).