Written by jeremy on February 22, 2006
The long awaited, open-source Democracy platform is a project of the Participatory Culture Foundation allowing you to subscribe to video RSS feeds (including podcasts, video blogs, and BitTorrent feeds), watch fullscreen and share with friends. So I checked out Democracy and was impressed at the layout and that I was actually able to download content…
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Written by jeremy on January 6, 2006
So I’m still looking into getting a new laptop sometime and they just keep getting better. These new Thinkpad notebooks look sweet. You can even vote if you want a black or titanium one. I voted black. Classic and elegant, but I will say titanium makes it look like a sexy mac powerbook. Aahh the…
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Written by jeremy on December 8, 2005
“Scientists have discovered how cancer spreads from a primary site to other places in the body in a finding that could open doors for new ways of treating and preventing advanced disease.” “Instead of a cell just breaking off from a tumor and traveling through the bloodstream to another organ where it forms a secondary…
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Written by jeremy on November 30, 2005
Just a start on this years list: Christmas 2005
Written by jeremy on November 23, 2005
For those who still believe that running Windows instead of Linux is cheaper or more cost effective take a look at this link with a look at the pricing. This is a simple example of what I want my business to be all about. read more | digg story
Written by jeremy on November 23, 2005
A fun little page that has many truths about being an IT person, all in the spirit of the Christmas season. read more | digg story
Written by jeremy on November 9, 2005
A list, albeit not a complete list, of CD’s with the root-kit from Sony and BMG. For those of you who do not know what a rootkit is it is a technology used by hackers to hide code from the operating system. So basically what Sony has done here is hidden it’s copy protection software…
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Written by jeremy on November 9, 2005
A really cool applet visualizes name popularity trends across time as you type the name. Pretty addicting, whether or not you’re a prospective parent. Well since we are a prospective parents this might come in handy. read more | digg story
Written by jeremy on November 9, 2005
Wacom has announced the world’s first wide-format pen tablet for use with widescreen displays and dual monitors. This would be an awsome Christmas present, but it is a tad on the expensive side. Maybe I can find a cheaper one as a compromise 🙂 read more | digg story
Written by jeremy on November 9, 2005
Classic tips for anyone who ownes a camera or wants to own one. Click on read more below for the scoop. Do you wish you were a better photographer? All it takes is a little know-how and experience. Keep reading for some important picture-taking tips. Then grab your camera and start shooting your way to…
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