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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Small and Cool about the Small
Sheila A-Stray’s Redheaded Ramblings: “it was the only newspaper in the entire country to report the bombing of Pearl Harbor, on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941 – on the day it actually happened.”
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HTTP Servers Abound
Larry Osterman: “This was as a part of a company-wide initiative to remove all home-brewed HTTP servers (and there were several) and replace them with a single server. The thinking was that having a half dozen HTTP servers in the … Continue reading
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Enjoying Portland
I got into Portland on Saturday night, and spent Sunday roaming around with Yeuhi and his friends. We checked out the Japanese Garden, which was just great. Today, I’m hanging around the hotel lobby, catching up on some work.
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Macworld Boston
I’m heading up to Macworld Boston tomorrow night. You can catch my talk, P254: Getting Online Anywhere with a Cell Phone, Thursday at 2pm.
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Russell’s Linux Rescue Adventures
Russell Beattie: “Okay, but there was a tiny problem: The NTFS partition has 40GB available, but the disk image is only 30GB…” Great stuff in this post–Russell goes on to use ntfsresize to solve the problem. Damn! If I had … Continue reading
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Long Pond and Ell Pond
Joan and I took a hike through the Long Pond and Ell Pond hiking areas. Although Rhode Island is full of beautiful places, these are among the best I’ve seen. You can see a complete set of pictures I took … Continue reading
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