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Monthly Archives: June 2003
Tired of virus bounceage?
I’ve been getting a lot of bounce messages from Outlook viruses that forge my email address. I came up with a simple procmail recipe to get rid of them: :0B: * ^From:.*bjepson@jepstone.net * ^X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook devnull (devnull is the … Continue reading
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Backup to Camcorder
Volker Weber: “Nope, that is not a joke.” 10GB per hour of tape?! Awesome!!!
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Going to the Source
Sam Gentile: “Want to understand the JIT? The GC? Its all here.”
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WWDC Keynote
It’s 9:59 AM, and I’m sitting in the back, waiting for stuff to start. I’ll fill this in with notes as I go. 10:02: Steve takes the stage. “So much great stuff today, we may need to take a stretch … Continue reading
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WWDC
I’m at WWDC this week. I’ll be hanging around at the O’Reilly booth part of the time, and I’m sure my name will flash up on iChat from time-to-time, in case anyone wants to say hi.
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Win a Free Seat at the Applied XML Dev. Conference
Sellsbrothers.com: “Pick the new name for this feed and win a free seat at the Applied XML Developer’s Conference in greater Portland, OR, July 10-11. If you’re already registered (a good idea, since it’s filling fast), you can have a … Continue reading
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Redfang
The Register has an article on the Linux-based Redfang, “a proof-of-concept tool … designed to attack the lightest of several optional layers of security built into Bluetooth”.
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Working with ADHD?
There’s a Slashdot story on ADHD that has some interesting responses (read it at a threshold of 5 for best results). I tried Ritalin for a while, but it made me jumpy and I crashed when it wore off. My … Continue reading
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Detailed GSM Coverage Maps
GSM World’s coverage maps. You can click, zoom, and pan. (via AT&T Wireless GSM(TM)/GPRS General Discussion.)
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T-Mobile Offers Unlimited GPRS
Pocket PC Thoughts reported that T-Mobile is offering flat-rate GPRS. There was a lot of speculation that this was limited to the Sidekick, but it’s for real.
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