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Monthly Archives: December 2004
Bluetooth fix/hack for the Motorola V710
Finally!!! Check it out here. (see this previous post for the history behind this hack)
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IBM to buy Apple?
No freakin’ way, not in a million years. Must be a slow news day. (via Slashdot)
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Clown with purse and puppet
This is one thing I really like about living in a relatively small South Carolina town…the local color. This lady wasn’t participating in the Christmas parade; she dressed-up to attend the parade. Hard to see, but her puppet friend is … Continue reading
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Google’s TV Search
cnet’s story on Google’s plans for TV search.
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What’s that <? called?
I needed to add a <?xml-stylesheet to my XML DOM document, and I didn’t know what to call this <?. It is a processing instruction. I used the Java API document.createProcessingInstruction(“xml-stylesheet”, “type=’text/xsl’ href=’sheet.xsl’ “);
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