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Monthly Archives: May 2003
RSS Feeds from Sun
The Scobleizer: “OK, it’s official now. RSS is a big deal. Sun Microsystems just opened up a developer-focused RSS feed, says Nauman Leghari.”
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Green Giggle Sign
Scripting News: “Another cool thing about driving to NY is when you get close enough to see big green Interstate highway signs that say New York City. For some reason I giggle when I see one.”
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TechEd Weblogs
The Scobleizer: “TechED Weblogs have already started up.”
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Congratulations to Sam
Sam Gentile was selected as one of the new INETA speakers; congratulations!
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Glenn Fleishman’s Rebuttal
Glenn pointed yesterday to an open memo from Jeffrey K. Belk, senior vice president of marketing at Qualcomm, on CDMA vs. Wi-Fi on the road. Belk definitely had some interesting points, but as Glenn says, “while his fundamentals are almost … Continue reading
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xterm -fa Monaco -fs 12
Nicholas Riley has a suggestion for using xterm instead of Terminal for speedier antialiased fonts.
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How the West was Won
Sounds like Sam will be first in line for the new Zeppelin DVD and CD.
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Borders, Wi-Fi, and RI
Although Rhode Island is greyed out on the current list of T-Mobile hotspots, the Cranston and Providence Borders appear to have T-Mobile hotspots.
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Counting Subscribers
Tim Bray: “how many subscribers do you have?”
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