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Monthly Archives: November 2004
TV + Bittorrent + RSS Tutorial
Engadget has a great article on broadcatching or how to download and watch TV episodes. I’m not as anti-TiVo as Phil Torrone. I like the single purpose box that’s easy to use and requires zero maintenance. However, I really dislike … Continue reading
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2024 – J2EE: no longer required
Making waves, Loosely Coupled reports that J2EE is no longer required. Nice thought, but I think that prediction is about 20 years off. Like most geeks, I like Linux also; but the fact is, I can write one J2EE application … Continue reading
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10 x 10 – An Hourly Pictorial View of our World
I learned of 10 x 10 (tenbyten.org) while listening to Robert Scoble’s Overload talk from Bloggercon III on IT Conversations. From the website: Each hour is presented as a picture postcard window, composed of 100 different frames, each of which … Continue reading
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Thank You Mark Cuban
TiVo to add banner ads to service when fast forwarding | PVRblog It would be interesting to know who was first to this idea, Mark Cuban or Tivo. Regardless, they can’t stop the 30 second skip! From the Blog Maverick … Continue reading
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Kerry: The Likeness is Uncanny
Giant Waffle Float Rolling Through Columbus
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Reelect Bush, Faults And All
Thank you George F. Will. Reelect Bush, Faults And All (washingtonpost.com) The question is: Which candidate will most tenaciously and single-mindedly pursue victory? The answer is: Not John Kerry, who is multiple-minded about most matters.
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