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Monthly Archives: April 2004
Mac OS X for Unix Geeks Road Show
Ernie and I are presenting day-long seminar on Mac OS X’s Unix personality tomorrow (Saturday, April 24, 2004).
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Congrats to Tom
Congratulations Tom Hoffman and fellow panelists for their Blogucation 101 panel coming in third in the panel ratings at SXSW Interactive.
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SafariBox
Jon Udell shows how to embed Safari search results in a web page.
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2Entwine: IM Blogging
Tom found a local company called 2Entwine, who has a “free-for-non-commerical-use product called Gush, which is a standalone Flash (and some Python) app that does RSS aggregation and Jabber instant messaging.” Sounds kind of cool. Check out Tom’s post for … Continue reading
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Wireless Data Uptake in the USA
Om Malik: “US consumers are finally embracing the concept of wireless data, according to research by InStat/MDR. The technology research firm says that nearly 54 percent of those it polled use some sort of wireless data service. High time, for … Continue reading
Net Booting a Sharp Actius MM10
I picked up a refurbished Sharp Actius MM10 the other day because I’ve badly needed a lightweight PC for some time (I’ve been traveling with both a Mac and a PC recently, and I’ve come close to doing some real … Continue reading
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Pirates of the Web
Rick Massimo (Providence Journal, registration required) wrote up a story about a panel that I wish I’d had time to attend. When I was up at AS220 this past Tuesday, Bert Crenca, AS220′s Artistic Director, grabbed me and told me … Continue reading
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Rhode Island Jumps in Tech&Science Index
Business Journal of Portland: “The biggest jump in the overall ranking was Rhode Island’s move of 10 places, from 21st to 11th this year.”
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The Wireless Recent
The wireless posting has been pretty light here lately. I’ve moved a good amount of that party over to MobileWhack. Here are some of my recent posts: Sony Ericsson GC82 and Mac OS X Cell Phone Nation AT&T’s EDGE Network … Continue reading
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Glad it wasn’t Someone Else’s
Rory: “After all, if you’ve already peed all over yourself, then you might as well just hang out and enjoy the sunshine.”
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