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 February 15, 2006
Well here is my latest birthday list. Carla should be getting me an iPod and I just got a new phone so most items here are geared towards those things. If you need more ideas let me know. Thanks, Jeremy
Written by jeremy on December 7, 2005
I have a client who has 3 Windows XP home computers. They were sharing Quickbooks Pro across these three by using one computer as a “server”. Well this “server” ended up getting multiple trojans, viruses and spyware installed onto it making it non accessible from the other 2 machines. We ended up working a few…
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Written by jeremy on December 6, 2005
I just read a review of the X41 Tablet which I’ve been looking at and drooling over. Some of the concerns they bring up about processing power worries me a bit. I’ll have to do some more digging and thinking before plunking down almost 3k on this one.
Written by jeremy on November 23, 2005
Greenzap.com online payments With a GreenZap online payments account, you can send money to anyone. And once they open their account, they’ll find a little something from us to get them started – $25 in FREE WebCash. These guys have tons of companies already signed up so you can buy straight from them! Like Paypal,…
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Written by jeremy on November 15, 2005
This is by far the quickest and easiest technique for getting png files to work in IE that I have found. Check it out here: The PNG problem in Windows Internet Explorer
Written by jeremy on October 27, 2005
All I can say is wow. The latest VueScan takes advantage of GTK2 on linux and is an awesome app (also runs on Microsoft Windows and Mac OSX). It makes scanning as easy or advanced as you would like and helps turn old pictures and faded shots into photos like they had just been printed….
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Written by jeremy on September 30, 2005
Bookmarklets are the greatest! They allow you to do interesting things just be clicking on a bookmark you have in your toolbar or bookmark menu. Here is a description from Stephen Ostermiller page of bookmarklets: Bookmarklets are useful pieces of JavaScript code that you can save in your browser’s bookmarks. When you then click this…
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Written by jeremy on September 30, 2005
Yes I can hear you saying now “But isn’t Jeremy a Linux guy?!?” Well yes I am and my XP partition on my computer hasn’t seen the light for over 12 months, but Microsoft has done some nice things for the industry and has set the bar (not necessarily high in all respects). Plus Windows…
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Written by jeremy on September 26, 2005
I’m sitting here at a clients (Newark, DE) and the employee sitting next to me is struggling to hear the person on the other end because that person is on a cellphone in an airport. Does the Verizon ad “Can you hear me now?” annoy you as well? Technology continues to advance in every area…
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