Those of you who read the open source parts of this blog may be interested in NO CARRIER Episode 2: Diagnosis Penguin. It’s a little over an hour long, but the second half of the podcast is dominated by an interview with a company who found Windows inadequate for their needs. It’s a [...]
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The late night gremlins have struck again…
…the first NO CARRIER podcast is now available for your tasting. We hope you enjoy it. We know it’s missing some fancy opening/close theme music, we’re working on that.
You may listen to the podcast over here:
http://galaxycow.com/podcasts/no_carrier/
…or, if you prefer, subscribe to the feed via:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/NoCarrier
We’ve submitted the podcast [...]
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#477454 - Insulting source code - Debian Bug report logs
…ran across this bug filing in my morning travels. What a scream. I love it when nerds get personal and start using source code to do battle. That’s one of my favorite parts of Linux - just think of all the copies of Debian [...]
plasma and the screensaver « ChaniBlog
So, while trolling the feeds and coming across Chani’s post about this screensaver… and what amounts to one of the stranger use cases I’ve seen in a while… there’s this discussion about some plans to integrate plasma widgets into kdescreensaver and whatnot. Yeah, she has a use case to justify [...]
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Last Friday I rushed home after work much like I had the week before. I was hell-bent on getting the grass cut before a storm arrived and rained on the parade. This time, however, the storm wasn’t as close.
I managed to take my time to get the grass cut without provoking the rain, [...]
After reading CNN Money’s review of the Macbook Air, I feel it’s very important to shout it from the rooftops, since people seem to be too stupid to get to system preferences and discover it for themselves…
MACS DO HAVE A RIGHT-CLICK.
Groan.
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Like others, I was having mucho trouble getting Back to my Mac working. I’m happy to say that now it works pretty reliably on many networks that I’ve tried to connect from.
I should start by saying that I do have one of the Apple-recommended routers at home… to be more specific, I have an [...]
“Gateway is the first to come out with an all-in-one computer with one cable!”
“Gateway is a technology leader in the industry!”
“Streamlined and beautiful!”
“Intel came to Gateway and said, ‘We want to design the best all-in-one unit ever made!’” (This line was borrowed from Steve Jobs’ speech, no?)
“We have 2GB of RAM, so it’s true [...]
There’s one thing that’s been on my mind recently. I’m sure you’re familiar with the news that Apple has been delivering Safari by default to Windows users with iTunes installed. I think just about everyone agrees that this is committing a fairly heinous crime against your users, but let’s analyze a different take [...]
Microsoft reveals new content partners, DRM for Silverlight: “Microsoft unveiled on Monday new content partners for its Silverlight technology and provided details of a forthcoming DRM (digital rights management) technology for its multimedia platform.”
(Via ActiveWin.com Headlines.)
Did Microsoft not get the memo that DRM is dying?
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