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Kano debuts double-sided DVD+R media

Kano debuts double-sided DVD+R media 01/16/2004 10:58 AM
Kano Technologies has introduced its Kano ArchivMedia DVD+R double-sided media. Kano collaborated with Verbatim to develop the new media for use with Kano XFiniti optical libraries, but the company notes that it's compatible with all DVD+ recorders and players. The discs have 9.4GB capacity.

Kano introduces double-sided DVD+R media

Kano introduces double-sided DVD+R media 01/08/2004 07:16 PM
Kano Technologies has introduced Kano ArchivMedia DVD+R double-sided (DS) media at Macworld Expo in San Francisco and CES in Las Vegas...

10.3: Easy double-sided printing
technique

10.3: Easy double-sided printing
technique 11/10/2003 11:18 PM
A feature that I loved in Acrobat was the ability to print out the even pages, reversed off a PDF, then move them to the manual feeder and print the odd pages. This feature is now available in Panther, not just in Preview. T...

Expo: Kano ArchivMedia double-sided DVD
media

Expo: Kano ArchivMedia double-sided DVD
media 01/09/2004 09:51 PM
Kano Technologies introduced Kano ArchivMedia double-sided DVD+R media. Developed for use with Kano XFiniti optical libraries, it is also compatible with all DVD+ recorders and players.

CEDIA Pictures, Including 10-Sided
Speakers (12-Sided?)

CEDIA Pictures, Including 10-Sided
Speakers (12-Sided?) 09/14/2004 09:13 AM

I'll be honest, I'm not a super home entertainment genius (although I'm starting to get it all figured out.) But you guys make me nervous sometimes, because I'll post something I think is cool, or like mention that I bought a crappy home theater system, and people come out of the woodwork to tell me what an audio newb I am. Seriously, people, I know this. (That's not to say you've all been mean - in fact, your suggestions are part of what helps me learn about this stuff).

So anyway, all that's to say that I sort of sometimes take a wait-and-see on some of the audio and home theater gear and wait until you guys tell me something is awesome, and I've really disappointed in you all, because this stuff showed up like two whole days ago and I'm just now seeing it. I mean, when somebody turns a giant ten-sided die into a speaker, I expect to contacted, okay?

There are tons of cool things from CEDIA on this page, in fact, like $40k projectors and the like, so join me in a magical journey of learning and check this stuff out. (Thanks, Kreylix!)

Read - CEDIA 2004 Report [HomeTheaterHiFi]

Update: Jamie Clark says that's a dodecahedron. I say you're all big nerds.

a little one-sided maybe

a little one-sided maybe 09/05/2004 06:33 PM
Bush's missing service year and missing records? no worries. Bush wearing a medal he didn't earn? no problemos. Kerry's 5 Vietnam war medals? Pen tagon inquiry. [reg maybe required: use mefi/mefi]

"An ancient Roman 20-sided die"

"An ancient Roman 20-sided die" 12/02/2003 12:28 AM

"Policemen have sided with the Shi'ite
insurgents"

"Policemen have sided with the Shi'ite
insurgents" 04/09/2004 04:12 PM

eBay Today: Double Your Double
Telescoping Dollar

eBay Today: Double Your Double
Telescoping Dollar 02/14/2004 03:48 AM
When it comes to rare vintage Star Wars figures, these two pretty much take the cake....

Entertainment Industry Continues
Teaching Students One Sided Lesson

Entertainment Industry Continues
Teaching Students One Sided Lesson 04/26/2004 03:41 AM
You may remember that last fall the entertainment industry began a project where they went into schools to teach a "lesson" on why file sharing was bad that included the lesson, "if you didn't pay for it, you stole it." Of course, to hammer this lesson home, the industry gave away for free DVD players and trips to Hollywood to those students who could come up with the best essays to express why anything free must be stolen (sort out the irony for yourself). Now the industry says they're so happy with the program that they're gearing up to use it next school year as well. This raises the very important question of who the hell is letting the industry into the classroom to teach a very one-sided lesson? Anyway, while the article does a good job of expressing the opinions of those who oppose this program, ("It's rather like inviting the American insurance industry into the classroom to tell kids about the future of health care") the reporter clearly got confused on the specifics of the entertainment industry's lawsuits. The article claims the MPAA and the RIAA have been suing downloaders - which isn't true. The MPAA hasn't filed any lawsuits specifically against people for using file sharing. They have filed suit against someone caught digitizing and uploading a movie though. Also, and this point is missed by any number of articles on the topic, the RIAA isn't suing people for downloading unauthorized tracks, but for sharing those tracks and offering them to others to download.

Double Your Pagers, Double Your
Hemispheres

Double Your Pagers, Double Your
Hemispheres 07/05/2004 05:20 PM

While we try not to keep it too geeky here, because that would be the easiest way to expose what a fraud I am bore you, this little script from John Muehlhausen is too useful to pass over. It lets you, with a tiny bit of Python wrangling, add Iridium paging failover to compliment your existing pager, meaning you'll have pager service anywhere in the world without cresting the 150 page-a-month limit of Iridium-only service.

Of course, you would have to wear two pagers and look sort of dorky, but if you're already telling your computer to page you via a Python script you're probably well past the gadget dork threshold (and good on you).

Oh, and it's not limited to Iridium, either, so you could tweak to support a second terrestrial pager, so that if a message never makes it to the first pager, a second person could be contacted. SNPP is useful stuff.
Rea d - Skytel to Iridium Progression [mac.com/jogomu]

OTC Packaging Photos

OTC Packaging Photos 05/02/2004 03:39 PM
Although it's still several months away from when the Original Trilogy Collection toys start to hit the shelves, we've gotten a few photos of the repackaged X-Wing Fighter and TIE Fighter that are showing up over in Hong Kong. Thanks to forum member Vader Fett for the pictures. Plus, this just sent in from reader Johnny B: a proof card of the Stormtrooper (former Hall of Fame version), which recently appeared at Slave1 Japan!

First Look At Episode III Packaging

First Look At Episode III Packaging 07/21/2004 01:03 AM
Our friends over at JediDefender.com have scored themselves a nice little exclusive...the first shots of the packaging for Star Wars: Episode III. Confirming many rumors buzzing around the inernet the past month or so, this packaging design features an evil-looking Darth Vader looming over a pool of hot lava. Click on the thumbnail above for the full report and more mockup images.

Gpe: Gpe Packaging Engine

Gpe: Gpe Packaging Engine 05/30/2004 06:10 AM
Language changed

OTC Canadian Packaging

OTC Canadian Packaging 07/24/2004 12:39 PM
Looks like Canada is getting a different kind of cardback for the Original Trilogy Collection.

I released a packaging of some DJB tools
and some ...

I released a packaging of some DJB tools
and some ... 03/13/2003 10:22 AM

I released a packaging of some DJB tools and some custom code to give you Rendezvous email, a local DNS cache to futher speed name translations, a POP server, and a secure, simple, local SMTP server that you can use everywhere instead of switching everytime you change your network environment. You can find it here: http://au.gu.st.

As this is an alpha, I'm looking for feedback, mainly in how the UI should behave. Perhaps moving the whole thing to a preference pane. Also looking for general usability comments on sending email via Rendezvous. Pick a name and append "@gu.st" to email me.

1:02 PM | jakd

Isolated Components and MSI Packaging II

Isolated Components and MSI Packaging II 07/08/2004 07:29 AM

Episode III Toy Packaging Revealed!

Episode III Toy Packaging Revealed! 07/24/2004 05:59 PM
Hyperspace members are getting a real treat today that's for sure! In the article titled "Inside Star Wars Spectacular: Episode III" there has been just major announcement after major announcement! Now there is a great image of what the packaging will look like come spring 2005. We obviously cannot post Hyperspace material on this website but I will try to describe it a bit to you. Vader's head is centered looking down with an evil stare from behind spewing lava, kinda like this logo for C-3. The bubble covers most of the front of the card and is dome shaped much like the Holiday Edition Wal-mart exclusives. Stay tuned to Rebelscum for more info and images soon!

'XP Starter Edition': New Name, Old
Packaging

'XP Starter Edition': New Name, Old
Packaging 06/24/2004 10:01 AM
Don't be startled if you hear talk of a "Windows XP Starter Edition." It's simply a new name for the cut-rate, stripped-down version of Windows that Microsoft began offering in Thailand last summer.

Application re-packaging on VMWare

Application re-packaging on VMWare 05/16/2004 02:07 AM

"galactically slick TV packaging"

"galactically slick TV packaging" 08/15/2004 03:44 PM

Lego-like cosmetics packaging

Lego-like cosmetics packaging 05/18/2004 04:11 PM
Jouer is a new line of cosmetics that comes in Lego-like stacking containers:

The products -- lip glosses, blushes and concealers -- come in trim compacts ($18 each at Sephora stores) that can be attached to one another, Lego-style, in any configuration.

Link

There's no place like law.cool.cool.fun.

There's no place like law.cool.cool.fun. 03/22/2005 11:38 PM
What's a namber? A namber is a word that acts as a mnemonic for a number. For example, 65 is drum, and 181 is push. A namber address uses an arbitrarily-chosen list of nambers to represent each of the numbers from 0 to 255 in order to assemble four words to represent any IP address. Metafilter.com's namber is earth .frog.brown.tooth, and mysteryrobot.com conveniently provides translation and forwarding to the real IP address.

Effective Packaging with Packs@Work

Effective Packaging with Packs@Work 03/30/2005 04:02 AM
A product was recently made available to provide quick and reliable Internet- and CAPI-driven customized research packaging test. Packs@work allows clients to establish from their consumer-base which packaging the consumers prefer and why. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

Amanda's body found in packaging

Amanda's body found in packaging 04/19/2004 01:53 PM
The body of Amanda Edwards was found wrapped in packaging, detectives reveal.

Why Can't Microsoft Make 'Soft'
Packaging?

Why Can't Microsoft Make 'Soft'
Packaging? 11/01/2003 05:19 AM
CEO Refresher Nov 1 2003 3:40AM ET

Macrovision updates software-packaging
app

Macrovision updates software-packaging
app 09/06/2004 10:27 AM
Macrovision this week is upgrading its AdminStudio software-packaging application, which the company acquired when it bought InstallShield in July.

Exclusive ROTS Packaging Exhibition

Exclusive ROTS Packaging Exhibition 08/04/2004 01:17 PM
Site sponsor The Entertainer are co-hosting a special Star Wars Saturday with Hasbro whose UK Star Wars brand manager will be attending, and bringing an example of the Revenge of the Sith packaging. If you want more information all you need to do is visit Euro.Rebelscum.com .

Forum Stories: Packaging Requirements

Forum Stories: Packaging Requirements 08/17/2004 09:19 PM

Target Exclusives Packaging Revealed

Target Exclusives Packaging Revealed 01/11/2004 03:44 AM
Forum member boba_jp does it again with the first look at the packaging of the Target-exclusive assortment of collector glasses, due out this spring.

German dealer jailed for MS packaging
fraud

German dealer jailed for MS packaging
fraud 07/22/2004 09:40 AM
A German software dealer has been sentenced for five-and-a-half years for repackaging cut-price Microsoft software intended for schools and reselling them as full versions. The fraud, which saw Ralph Blasek repackage 32,000 units of software, cost Microsoft an estimated €4.5m. Blasek resold the boxes through his dealership, Dino-Soft.

Jorge gets it about application
packaging for Linux distributions.

Jorge gets it about application
packaging for Linux distributions. 08/17/2004 08:40 PM
Jorge gets it about application packaging for Linux distributions. Linux isn't an operating system; Fedora Core, Debian, Gentoo, etc. are separate operating systems and must be packaged and tested for separately.

Darwin packaging groups to coordinate
efforts.

Darwin packaging groups to coordinate
efforts. 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
The Fink, Gentoo, and DarwinPorts projects are pleased to announce the formation of a cooperative development alliance forged to facilitate delivery of freely available software to Mac OS X. Under this new alliance, the projects will share information and coordinate efforts for porting software to Apple's Mac OS X and Darwin operating systems. Members of the alliance will share information using the www.metapkg.org Web site, which will provide a home for this cooperative effort.

Target Sales Reveal Packaging Change

Target Sales Reveal Packaging Change 01/09/2004 09:55 PM
Rebelscum reader Chuck McMenamin writes in on a recent find at his local Target, including some news for variation hunters.

The "Year of Bossk" Continues With
Familiar Packaging

The "Year of Bossk" Continues With
Familiar Packaging 06/25/2004 10:42 AM
2004 is turning into the year for Bossk, and the next collectible will be Gentle Giant's mini-bust. the Trandoshan bounty hunter will be the first bust released in the new silver-and-black vintage style packaging, and you can check out sneak preview images of it by clicking on the thumbnail above.

extra-easy mass making and packaging

extra-easy mass making and packaging 05/25/2004 04:15 PM
Wow..

Macrovision's AdminStudio 6 Automates
Software Packaging

Macrovision's AdminStudio 6 Automates
Software Packaging 09/12/2004 02:17 PM

Hard boiled crime stories, old and new,
in classic packaging

Hard boiled crime stories, old and new,
in classic packaging 09/06/2004 09:05 AM
Cory Doctorow: Hard Case Crime is a new paperback imprint that's reprinting old pulp crime novels and commissioning new novels in the style of the old pulps. They're publishing them in replica packaging designed to look like the old dime-novels, and they've even brought Robert McGinnis, best known for painting the original James Bond movie posters, out of retirement to do cover art.

From World War II through the 1960s, paperback crime novels were one of the fastest-selling categories in book publishing. Millions of readers snapped up hundreds of millions of books by well-known authors like Erle Stanley Gardner and Mickey Spillane, as well as by promising young writers like Lawrence Block, Elmore Leonard, and Ed McBain. Today, Block, Leonard, and McBain still make the bestseller lists with each new hardcover -- but the pulp novels that first captured the public's imagination weren't hardcovers. They were paperbacks you could fit in your back pocket, with jaw-dropping cover paintings and bare-knuckled prose that grabbed you by the collar with the first sentence and held you until the last page. No one's published books like that in years.

Link

iPod Packaging Wins Design Distinction
Award

iPod Packaging Wins Design Distinction
Award 07/06/2004 11:57 AM
For the sixth straight year, Apple has taken home another I.D. Magazine Annual Design Review award, this time for its iPod packaging. By Brad Gibson, Mac Observer (via MyAppleMenu)
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