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Monthly Archives: December 2003
Bluetooth Americas 2003: Day One
Geekzone’s M Freitas writes “from San Jose, California, where the Bluetooth Americas 2003 is taking place. This is a three days event, happening from 9 to 11 December 2003.”
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Unobtrusive Tech
The Tao of Mac: “As always, the amount of work involved in making tech successful is mostly focused in making it unobtrusive. Not quite invisible, but simple, reliable, and above all, with zero hassle.”
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An Emergency Letter
Jerry Rubin: An Emergency Letter to My Brothers and Sisters in the Movement: “From the Bay Area to New York, we are suffering the greatest depression in our history. People are taking bitterness in their coffee instead of sugar.”
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The Train Has Left the Station
Jeremy Zawodny: “RSS may not be perfect, but it’s good enough. That train left the station quite a while ago.”
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T-Mobile to the EDGE?
This HowardForums thread suggests we might see it in six months.
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Educate Friends and Neighbors about the Elder Gods
Who Will Be Eaten First?; Cthulhu education in the Jack T. Chick style. (via Boing Boing)
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Great Surrealism, Terrible Evangelism
What were they thinking? PETA rented a billboard in one of the most Catholic places on earth, and put up an image of the Virgin Mary cradling a dead chicken. I think it’s beautifully surreal, but I don’t think PETA … Continue reading
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MobileWhack
MobileWhack has gone live–it’s going to be the most concentrated dosage available of mobile hacks, tips, stories, and tidbits. I’ll be contributing over there as well, so be sure to check it out for maximum mobile geekery.
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About a Mug
I’ve been corresponding with Timothy Stone about the instructions for Mac OS X startup items in Mac OS X for Unix Geeks. Yesterday, he sent me the photo that appears to the right. Tim was reading my biography, which mentions … Continue reading
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Stuff for Sale
I’m getting ready to upgrade to a 15″ PowerBook, so I’ll be leaving the ranks of 12″ users pretty soon. To ease the burden on my wallet, I’m selling a few things. Here are some things I’ve put up on … Continue reading
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