Chris Piskorski

Dateline: Chris Piskorski
Weblog: www.stormdriver.com/blog/
Articles: 9
First Published: Mar 02, 2011 / Last Published: May 18, 2011
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Chris (or Krzysztof) Piskorski is a freelance computer journalist, blogger, and a recognized Polish SF&F author, currently working as a Design Team Member of ambitious StormDriver project. He's interested in popular science, technology and internet life. Having already published more than a million words in paperback books and polish magazines, he's on a personal quest to top that number at least a couple of times. As a side effect, he sadly lacks in free time and meaningful social interactions. But hey, who needs those if you have all the letters to play with?

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  1. May 18, 2011

    3D Home Printer Closer Than You Think
    A new compact and cheap home manufacturing device sparks hopes of DIY fanatics.
  2. May 11, 2011

    Android Bulbs Revive The Futuristic Home Concept
    Android Bulb Paves Way For The Overdue Home Of The Future
  3. May 4, 2011

    Assange Calls Facebook "Appalling Spying Machine"
    In his latest interview, Julian Assange jabs at social networks, UK, US, and media.
  4. April 18, 2011

    FBI Hijacks Botnet, Drives it Off the Cliff
    FBI remotly kills the Coreflow botnet, some experts feel concerned.
    in IT
  5. April 4, 2011

    Amazon Going Against the Music Industry
    Industry likely to challenge Amazon over the lack of streaming licenses.
  6. March 24, 2011

    Firefox 4 vs. Chrome 11 Beta
    New versions of two popular browsers released to the public
  7. March 11, 2011

    Facebook Says “No” to Political Dissident, Prefers Dogs
    Well known civil rights activist was surprised to learn that Facebook would rather have dog's profile than his.
  8. March 4, 2011

    Robot Apocalypse Now
    US Navy: the Karl Marx of micro-robots?
  9. March 2, 2011

    Gmail Data Restored, Tapes Save the Day
    When data clouds failed, old school tape backup came to the rescue.