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Microsoft 'TrustBridge' Resurfaces
Microsoft 'TrustBridge' Resurfaces
05/26/2004 06:21 PMMicrosoft's not ready to issue public pronouncements on its
federated-identity-management strategy. But the TechEd slides tell it
all.
Remember the Alamo, Remember the Facade
Remember the Alamo, Remember the Facade
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Remember
11/11/2003 03:39 AMI remember you........
I remember you........
12/12/2003 04:20 PMLast night I was out with some friends and we were talking about
things you remember about other people. There...
"Remember those who were lost"
"Remember those who were lost"
09/13/2004 08:43 AMA night to remember
A night to remember
07/28/2004 01:02 PMOn Day 2, Democratic convention speakers celebrate America as a nation
of immigrants, emphasizing inclusion and legacy.
Remember typewriters?
Remember typewriters?
04/16/2004 07:34 AM
What
happened to people who use typewriters?
In the 80s, during the rise of personal computers, they were
very outspoken.
You'd see pictures in news papers of people using their
typewriters to write their articles and columns. "There's nothing like
a typewriter," they'd say. "You can have your personal computer, but
I'll keep my typewriter. Writing is better with a typewriter. I think
more before I write. There's something wrong about being able to
revise constantly. I know I'm done. I have a life."
I'm paraphrasing of course, trying my best to tell it like they
did.
Now you don't hear this any more. What happened? Did they die?
Did they convert? Or did they tire of the arguing?
Someday I hope to meet someone who's never seen a typewriter.
Someday I hope to meet someone who doesn't know what a
typewriter is.
Someday I hope to meet someone who is impressed that I've
actually used one myself. 
Remember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man?
Remember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man?
01/03/2005 12:53 AMCNET News.com Jan 3 2005 3:10AM GMT
Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man?
Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man?
01/01/2005 10:57 PMWhen arcade games are in the recreation room, no coins are necessary.
the time to remember
the time to remember
01/07/2004 02:43 PMPhil Goldman has
died. The not-yet-40 former Apple
software engineer, co-founder of WebTV, and CEO of Mailblocks, died
unexpectedly the day after Christmas. I had only met Goldman by email.
After a critical comment about Mailblocks on this blog, he wrote and
we began a conversation, now cut short. When I told a friend about
Goldman's direct and honest responses to my criticism of his company,
the friend said, "That's Phil." Or so it was, and so should we all be.
Goldman served on the board of
Brave
Kids, and his family has asked that contributions be made to it.
How to remember, How to forget
How to remember, How to forget
09/11/2004 06:20 PMJavier Marías describes Spain after the Madrid bombings in New
York Times. Here in Spain, we don't feel as if we are at war, because
we aren't. And neither are the inhabitants of the United States,
however vociferously many Americans may insist that they are. War is
something else entirely. No semi-normal life can be led while a war is
going on. The Madrilenians who lived through the siege of their city
from 1936 to 1939 know that very well....
Remember Rekall?
Remember Rekall?
04/27/2004 08:50 AMRekall is the app I've spent the most time learning while running RC2
of SUSE 9.1 on my desktop the past few weeks. You may remember that
Rekall began its life as a proprietary product sold by TheKompany.
Today, Rekall is a dual-licensed GUI database front-end with
aspirations of becoming Linux's answer to Microsoft Access. The
2.2.0-beta1 release of the GPLd version bundled with SUSE 9.1 is not
Access yet, but it's very usable.
I can't remember if she's 42 to 43
I can't remember if she's 42 to 43
12/16/2003 04:08 PMToday it's my mom's birthday! Happy birthday momoo. I'm so royally
pissed off...I got 78% on my Media Studies essay...and...
i remember it as though it were a meal
ago
i remember it as though it were a meal
ago
12/02/2003 01:07 AMJust some announcements today.
Remember the iWalk
Remember the iWalk
06/06/2005 12:15 AM Apple Computer plans to announce Monday that it's
scrapping its partnership with IBM and
switching its computers to Intel's microprocessors, CNET News.com has learned.
Changing the chips would require programmers to rewrite their
software to take full advantage of the new processor.
Apple to ditch IBM, switch to Intel chips
| Tech News on ZDNet,
I will post pictures of me naked on top of my car in broad daylight
if Apple moves to x86 chips. Seriously.
I really don't get it. I mean, in light of articles about how we don't trust journalists
anymore someone on the order of Cnet, which most already call a
techno-rag, goes and calls it fact and truth that Apple will commodify
the Mac by moving to Intel chips.
Unless, and here the brain starts actually working, the move to
Intel isn't what everyone is thinking. Perhaps such a move is more to
Intel's processing and production plants, but they
would still make the PowerPC chips? Perhaps these talks are adding
Intel to the PowerPC patent group (CHRP and co.) so that Apple can get
a "real" chip maker in town to get the G5 to 3GHz and beyond.
Intel making PowerPC chips? Could it really be? I'm unsure of how
I feel having the same company making the CPU
for both major hardware platforms, but I know that both
Motorola and IBM have production problems at
the higher speeds that Intel just doesn't have.
Eh, either way, I'm more than skeptical. I still remember the
iWalk, and I'm still laughing at it.
Remember BottomFeeder ? It Just Got
Better
Remember BottomFeeder ? It Just Got
Better
03/19/2003 10:27 PMRemember BottomFeeder ? It Just Got Better
I mentioned BottomFeeder yesterday? sunday?
saturday? The time frame gets a bit "fuzzy" lately and while I
could Feedster for it .... Anyway I wanted to point
out that James, the author, has improved it dramatically by making it
contextual i.e.
So I'm reading Ted Neward's post on AOP. I highlight SOP, and hit
the Feedster it! menu item. Bam, I get a list of other blog
entries on AOP. Very cool. If I was writing an entry of my own on AOP,
I'd have all the necessary material immediately at hand, in one tool.
See James' Blog
Or from the email he just sent me:
I just extended that support by making it contextual.
In BottomFeeder, a user can select some text, and then do a feedster
search or a google search on the selection - the selection being
some text from an RSS feed.
I'm finding Feedster to be invaluable from a blogging
standpoint - great work!
*Big Smile*. Thanks James. Nice work. And
I know that at least a few of you are looking for a gui aggregator on
Linux / *nix platforms. Definitely give this one a
shot. I mean where else are you going to get a News Aggregator
for AIX ? (Most other Unices supported; your mileage may
vary)
Remember When Email Was Fun?
Remember When Email Was Fun?
10/30/2003 11:46 PMAnother spam post that goes into the usual areas discussing the
problem, but has one statement that really clicked with me:
email used to be fun. You used to enjoy
sitting down at your email and seeing who had written you an email.
Now you fear the latest offers for viagra or porn. Even in cases
where you have a pretty good filter set up, you wonder how long it
will last. A good friend of mine just left for a week and a half
vacation, where he won't have access to the internet. He knows that
his yahoo email box is going to fill up with spam within a day of his
being gone, but there's nothing he can do about it. Spammers have
taken all the fun out of email and turned it into a chore. How nice.
remember MUDS?
remember MUDS?
07/03/2004 03:13 PM
Rising Force Mud Remember back a
couple of years, when the rage was "Multi User Dungeons "?
You know graphical role playing. Well, its still around, And loads
more interesting than the new online rpgs than the playstation has
going.
So check it out and play awhile if you want.
Remember Sudan
Remember Sudan
07/31/2004 10:32 PMIn fact, don't just remember it. We need to lead our leaders. Every
day means more death and horror. Not sure where you stand? Here's
yesterday's Washington Post's editorial. EthanZ has more, and
recommends Doctors without Borders....
Microsoft to EU: Remember the U.S.?
Microsoft to EU: Remember the U.S.?
07/06/2004 09:56 AMZDNet Jul 6 2004 2:06PM GMT
How Do You Remember Sites?
How Do You Remember Sites?
01/22/2004 08:56 AMBrowser bookmarks or favorites have always seemed very cumbersome to
me. I used them very early on when I first got on the web, but after
collecting a tremendous list I never used, I stopped completely. Now,
the only "bookmarks" that I use are for bookmarklets that allow me to
do something. They're not for remembering where a page is, but to
make it easier to use a service. However, bookmarks have remained in
just about every browser, and finally
some
people are wondering if there's a better way. These days, I tend
to just use search engines, and hope that my memory is strong enough
to keep track of the important things. If I know I've visited a page
recently, I'll use the history functionality. That's worked out quite
well for me. In some, very rare, cases I'll post a link to a personal
blog or wiki that I use for just such things. It seems like I'm not
the only person to think this way. Plenty of people have ditched
bookmarks altogether. Lots just use search engines, and others do
things like sending themselves emails (something I've done at times as
well). Some new technologies people are working on include a better
ability to search through history files as well as "enhanced"
bookmarks, that let you easily add notes about the site (though, it
appears not too many people are interested in this). Not mentioned in
the article, though, are sites like
del.icio.us that are ways for people to
store (and share) links they want to remember. The article also seems
to ignore the fact that many people use personal blogs as a way to
store links.
Today we remember...
Today we remember...
11/11/2003 07:04 AMOut of respect and in honor of those who have given so much to protect
the freedoms we so very often take for granted, MacMinute will not be
published today...
Oh yeah, now I remember...
Oh yeah, now I remember...
07/06/2004 12:09 AMI used to enjoy getting Slate's daily round-up of the newspapers
stuffed into my inbox every day. But I somehow fell off the list, so I
went to re-subscribe. It's free, but... ...to sign up, Microsoft, the
owner of Slate, requires you to set up a Microsoft Passport account.
There's no reason why we actually need a Passport account in order to
have the stinking newsletter sent to us. It's just Microsoft's
velvet-gloved strong-arm tactics. This is how options become
requirements. The "free" market tells us that we are free not to sign
up for a digital ID scheme or...
Walk to remember
Walk to remember
08/30/2004 07:39 PMUSA Today Aug 31 2004 0:03AM GMT
Please remember to blink when using
eyes.
Please remember to blink when using
eyes.
06/14/2004 09:40 AM
No Retard Left Behind Things to remember when I'm dead
Things to remember when I'm dead
06/15/2004 02:56 PMThe following is a brief list of things that you should not do at that
point, long in the future,...
Remember The Good Old Days?
Remember The Good Old Days?
08/15/2004 06:12 AM
Do these guys remember Lyle?
Do these guys remember Lyle?
07/27/2004 06:06 AM
So Jason Giambi (likely)
has amoebas in his intestines. Funny, this is
the kind of
potentially fatal
illness someone gets when their
immune system is weakened by anabolic steroids. A good doctor
of a professional athelete is going to tell his patient "if you
want to, you know, live through this, stop taking steroids."
Maybe that's why Giambi is only hitting .220 and
looks like
a
pale
facsimile of his
fo
rmer self. So given the
BALCO investigation and baseball's utter
unwillingness to address this issue seriously, how much
longer do these guys get away with asking "Who you going to
believe?
Me or your lying eyes?"
before a prominent player goes the way of
Lyle
Alzado? Is it none of our business? Are steroids just part of
modern sports?
Remember that honorary degree in '96?
Remember that honorary degree in '96?
08/23/2004 12:45 PMWho knew those honorary degrees would ever come in handy? Turns out
the new European Union competition commissioner, the one who could
settle the antitrust case against Microsoft, once gave Chairman Bill
Gates an honorary degree.
Using a Password One Doesn't Consciously
Remember
Using a Password One Doesn't Consciously
Remember
06/05/2004 01:30 PMI don't remember the cylons being quite
so good looking
I don't remember the cylons being quite
so good looking
03/14/2005 05:54 PMClever. Cleeeeever. There are clever ideas, and there is, my friends,
pure fanboy genius. The SciFi Channel's Battlestar Galactica podcast.
It's a commentary track, as with the DVD, that's podcasted to your
machine, and is timed to cue directly with...
Remember The Alamo... Meeting!
Remember The Alamo... Meeting!
04/13/2004 12:43 PMWhether you're an existing member, or just looking to get more
involved in your hobby, the Alamo City Star Wars Collectors will be
gathering tomorrow evening. Click through for time, location, and more
details.
Remember the Armenian Genocide
Remember the Armenian Genocide
04/14/2005 01:59 PM
"
Between 1915 and 1918 the Ottoman
Empire, ruled by Muslim Turks, carried out a policy to eliminate its
Christian Armenian minority. This genocide was preceded by a
series of massacres in 1894-1896 and in 1909, and was followed by
another series of massacres beginning in 1920. By 1922 Armenians had
been eradicated from their historic homeland." Since the early
1920s, successive
Turkish governments
have maintained an ostentatious silence on the subject, broken
only to issue denials that the genocide ever occurred, and
denunciations of those who assert that it did. In 1990, for example,
the Turkish ambassador to the U.S. dismissed the holocaust as
resulting from "a tragic civil war initiated by Armenian
nationalists."
This Sunday in NYC,
thousands will
gather to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the genocide and
protest the Turkish denials.
Remember me to Herald Square.
Remember me to Herald Square.
11/06/2003 05:14 AM The Internet Broadway Database
From
The
Prisoner of Zenda, which opened
Sep. 4, 1895, to (well)
Urinetown, due
to
close in
January, a comprehensive hyperlinked database of official Broadway
performances through the years.
Honey, did you remember to call the DVD
recorder?
Honey, did you remember to call the DVD
recorder?
09/08/2004 09:36 PMPanasonic's new DVD recorder has a massive hard drive and can be
programmed using a cell phone.
Britons gather to remember Pope
Britons gather to remember Pope
04/03/2005 07:31 AMCardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor leads a requiem Mass for the Pope at
London's Westminster Cathedral.
Remember what you looked at online?
Amazon does
Remember what you looked at online?
Amazon does
03/27/2005 08:21 AMSuntimes.com - Sun Mar 27, 01:00 pm GMT
Football: L'pool remember Heysel
Football: L'pool remember Heysel
04/05/2005 02:30 AMLiverpool will remember those who died at Heysel Stadium before their
Champions League match with Juventus.
Remember San Francisco's gay marriages?
Forget it
Remember San Francisco's gay marriages?
Forget it
08/13/2004 01:41 AM
Remember last winter's rush of gay marriages at San Francisco's city
hall, following on from the mayoral decree that gays may marry?
Remember the rock-concert campouts, the nationwide outpouring of
support, the endless parade of joyous images of happily married
couples?
Forget it.
The California Supreme Court has annulled every one of those
marriages. From ephermal.org:
"Molly McKay is the Executive Director of Marriage Equality
California. This is a photo I took of her at the release party for We
Do. She's on page 23, wearing that same dress, getting married.
"For years - years - she and her partner, Dr. Davina Kotulski, came to
City Hall on Valentine's Day to apply for a marriage license. It was
their own quiet protest. And every year they were turned away. Until
this year.
"This year, six short months ago, she was finally allowed to marry
Davina. And today, thanks to the fantastically stupid ruling of the
California Supreme Court, that marriage is null and void."
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