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"this week's Cul-de-Sac"

"this week's Cul-de-Sac" 11/18/2003 03:32 AM

This Week's RSS Roundup

This Week's RSS Roundup 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
Hey Kids! It's time for another RSS roundup. First up: Apple Computer is offering RSS feeds for their Knowledge Base articles. Get a Syndic8-generated list of'em at http://www.syndic8.com/feedlist.php?ShowMatch=docs.info.apple.com&Show Status=all . The...

This Week's Top 10 Spammers

This Week's Top 10 Spammers 06/14/2004 04:15 PM
Spam is a continuing (and annoying) presence in our e-mailboxes. But who's sending the junk messages? Here's a list of the top culprits and what you can do about them.

This week's best thing ever

This week's best thing ever 03/14/2005 05:37 PM

Kelly Clarkson, the first American Idol winner, has a breakout hit called "Since U Been Gone" that you've probably heard. It's totally addictive and I think may just be this year's Hey Ya. Even my indie rock friends all adore the track (even Mike Doughty of Soul Coughing fame puts it in his top three favorites).

So when word got out that indie rock legend Ted Leo covered it, we searched and searched and a bounty was even offered. Eventually, it was found, at UGO.com. Worlds colliding!

I ripped the audio from the streaming video file on their site and here's the song: Ted Leo doing a cover of "Since U Been Gone" (192kbps, MP3)

It was worth the search and the wait.

Last week's Gillmor Gang

Last week's Gillmor Gang 12/25/2004 05:31 PM

Yesterday I listened to the identity discussion on The Gillmor Gang. It was very good, as far as it went, but it couldn't go very far, because identity doesn't go very far. This is one of the big problems that refuses to get solved. Like Jon Udell, I expected us to have a global identity system a long time ago.

Doc Searls, bless his heart, offered RSS and podcasting as examples of technologies that were simple, therefore successful, and suggests that identity, if it were to be approached the same way, might have similar success. Bzzzt. Wrong. RSS was not easy, it was hard, for exactly the same reasons identity is hard. Too many cooks spoil the broth. Two ways to do identity is one too many.

Politics spoiled identity, and would have spoiled RSS had the major players not converged on RSS 2.0. The difference this time was that there was a Switzerland, me, to guide RSS through its gauntlet, and I clearly wasn't in bed with any of the major publishers or vendors. The Harvard connection didn't hurt because it's a highly respected university that hadn't been involved in tech standards. Had identity had that kind of champion-ship it might not be the mess it is today.

Instead, when Microsoft started moving behind the scenes in 1997, it was also busy losing the trust of the tech industry, the government, and probably to some extent, the public, by attacking Netscape and the Web. When we tell the history of this chapter of computing history, the costs of Microsoft's aggression will be seen to be very high, not just for them, but for all of us. Now we're stuck, we don't have a leader to turn to to settle the mess of identity.

This Week's Microsoft Links

This Week's Microsoft Links 02/01/2005 09:43 PM

From the Public Edition of the Microsoft Partner's Newsletter, here are some links that you may find important or interesting from Microsoft.

Malware Removal Tool: Scan and Clean Your Computer
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998862 >

Download the Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware Beta
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998863 >

Guidance on Security Patterns & Practices
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998864 >

Microsoft ActiveSync 3.8
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998865 >

Support Tools Available for Stress Testing and Performance Analysis
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998866 >

Business Intelligence Solutions
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998869 >

Advanced Infrastructure Solutions
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998870 >

Learn More About Microsoft Competencies
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998871 >

Sprint Location Provider Is Now Available for MapPoint
<http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=1998853 >
Microsoft is pleased to announce that the Sprint Location Provider for MapPoint Location Server (MLS) is now available for download. Customers and partners can use MLS to connect real-time location information from mobile operators with mapping and routing information from the MapPoint Web Service.

this week's edition of the Carnival

this week's edition of the Carnival 12/04/2003 05:00 AM

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This week's Mac radio round-up

This week's Mac radio round-up 03/14/2005 04:36 PM
The Mac Night Owl broadcasts live on Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Pacific time (9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Eastern), with an archive available within eight hours of the broadcast. Tonight, hosts Gene and Grayson Steinberg welcome Macworld magazine Editorial Director Jason Snell and Playlist magazine Editor-in-Chief Christopher Breen.

this week's Carnival of the Capitalists

this week's Carnival of the Capitalists 08/03/2004 09:01 AM
Business Evolutionist

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I forgot to tell yah about last week's
dinner

I forgot to tell yah about last week's
dinner 06/06/2005 12:13 AM

So I got a bunch of people to go to Keens the other night - after Syndicate. It's quite a place.

Forget the triple cut lamp chops or mutton chops. Forget the fact that Lili Langtry got the place to go Co-ed - back in 1899 or so.

By far the coolest thing about Keens are the Dutch pipes they used to give out - way back when and all the celeb signed pipes they display in the foyer.

Teddy Roosevelt, Charlie Chaplin, Ziegfeld, Rube Goldberg - you name it - anybody who was anybody smoked a pipe at Keens at some point.

Here's Babe Ruth and Enrico Caruso's signatures.

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks 03/31/2005 05:57 PM
Each week, Playlist’s Glenn Peoples looks at special tracks offered by the iTunes Music Store and other select online music merchants. Here are the selections for the week of March 28th.

BT to offer a week's free Wi-Fi access

BT to offer a week's free Wi-Fi access 12/04/2003 08:28 AM
Wireless Broadband Week to kick off on 26 January

News: This week's Mac radio round-up

News: This week's Mac radio round-up 03/30/2005 11:30 PM
Inside Mac Radio, which broadcasts on Saturdays from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Pacific time (4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Eastern) both online and over radio stations 1220 AM (in the San Francisco Bay Area) and 1410 AM (in Portland), now has its March 26 show available. Host Scott Sheppard discusses OsiriX medical imaging software with Dr. Lance Pysher and covers the application Sample Manager with Audiofile Engineering's Matthew Faust. In addition, Brad Gibson of The Mac Observer offers the latest on iTunes hacking, the recent leak of Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger" and Mac virus threats while Paul Figgiani, host of the podcast "The Point," talks about his show. Sam Levin also offers his cool Mac picks for the week.

Look for specials in this week's Sunday
paper

Look for specials in this week's Sunday
paper 12/28/2004 01:00 PM
Unblemished and uniform in size. The price is low as consumers destroy Central American farmers by way of giant supermarkets.

God tops on this week's bestseller list

God tops on this week's bestseller list 04/15/2004 02:23 PM

This week's user group news

This week's user group news 03/22/2005 05:04 PM
Chuck Joiner has posted his latest User Group Report to the Macintosh User Group (MUG) Center Web site. In this update, he interviews BeLight Software's Irina Nazarova, who talks about her company's involvement with MUGs; Design Tools Monthly's Jay Nelson, who covers the Quark vs. InDesign debate as well as his publication's user group offer; and Tropical Software's James Lee, who recaps his recent presentations to MUGs about the company's TopXNotes software and mentions which ones he's visiting next.

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks
6.13.05

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks
6.13.05 06/17/2005 04:34 PM
Each week, Playlist’s Glenn Peoples looks at special tracks offered by the iTunes Music Store and other select online music merchants. Here are the selections for the week of June 13th.

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks
6.20.05

Listen In: This Week's Featured Tracks
6.20.05 06/24/2005 04:52 PM
Each week, Playlist's Glenn Peoples looks at special tracks offered by the iTunes Music Store and other select online music merchants. Here are the selections for the week of June 20th.

This Week's Hot Pick: New games for
PlayStation Portable

This Week's Hot Pick: New games for
PlayStation Portable 03/29/2005 06:55 AM
Seattlepi.nwsource.com - Tue Mar 29, 08:41 am GMT

"next week's WSIS in today's Washington
Post"

"next week's WSIS in today's Washington
Post" 12/06/2003 03:50 AM

Russian Hacker Team Behind Last Week's
Web Attack

Russian Hacker Team Behind Last Week's
Web Attack 07/03/2004 05:23 AM
Techzonez Jul 3 2004 8:19AM GMT

Linus Makes Business Week's Best
Managers List

Linus Makes Business Week's Best
Managers List 01/04/2005 12:57 PM
Slashdot Jan 4 2005 4:31PM GMT

Oracle to unveil RFID push at next
week's AppsWorld

Oracle to unveil RFID push at next
week's AppsWorld 01/23/2004 05:19 PM
At its AppsWorld conference next week, Oracle is expected to detail plans to add RFID technology to its line of business applications.

PoliBlog(TM): Post-DNC Toasties: This
Week's Toast-O-Meter is Here!

PoliBlog(TM): Post-DNC Toasties: This
Week's Toast-O-Meter is Here! 08/02/2004 03:22 PM
nifty new graphics .. Toast-O-Meter .. right

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This week's internet attacks: Google,
email, DoubleClick

This week's internet attacks: Google,
email, DoubleClick 07/30/2004 12:03 PM

Earlier this week leading search engine Google was the subject of a worm attack, a variant of MyDoom. Google and other engines were raided for email addresses. A broader attack on the net in general , which mails itself to all email addresses discovered on an infected machine, weakened over the course of this week.

Meanwhile, leading Web advertiser DoubleClick endured a denial of service ( DOS ) attack , which took the service off-line.

The Week's Business: Canadian internet
pharmacies may not be up for onslaught
of American consumers

The Week's Business: Canadian internet
pharmacies may not be up for onslaught
of American consumers 12/12/2003 06:38 PM
AP via New Jersey Online Dec 12 2003 5:38PM ET

The Week's Business: Canadian Internet
pharmacies may not be up for onslaught
of American consumers

The Week's Business: Canadian Internet
pharmacies may not be up for onslaught
of American consumers 12/12/2003 06:38 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Dec 12 2003 4:53PM ET

Lets Talk Computers: Bob Sutor from IBM
and Dr. Jeffrey S. Weisman from DigiSoft
featured on this week's Let's

Lets Talk Computers: Bob Sutor from IBM
and Dr. Jeffrey S. Weisman from DigiSoft
featured on this week's Let's 09/11/2004 02:42 PM
Investors Business Daily Sep 11 2004 6:24PM GMT

Lets Talk Computers: Chris Repetto from
Intuit and Luke Chung from FMS featured
on this week's Let's Talk Comp

Lets Talk Computers: Chris Repetto from
Intuit and Luke Chung from FMS featured
on this week's Let's Talk Comp 08/28/2004 02:46 PM
Investors Business Daily Aug 28 2004 6:33PM GMT

Radio Paradise - This Week's Internet
Radio Highlight

Radio Paradise - This Week's Internet
Radio Highlight 03/27/2005 12:49 AM
Radio Advertising Mar 27 2005 3:53AM GMT

Movies

Movies 03/12/2003 07:07 PM
Movies I watched today followed by my brief response. Signs Reminded me of Alien. Could they have picked a less suitable planet for harvesting? Minority

Movies on CD and DVD 2

Movies on CD and DVD 2 11/17/2003 04:25 PM
vnunet.com Nov 17 2003 2:22PM ET

Movies on the way, too

Movies on the way, too 03/19/2005 03:01 AM
Usatoday.com - Thu Mar 17, 08:01 pm GMT

Getting Movies When You Want

Getting Movies When You Want 06/17/2005 03:54 PM
I've been hearing a lot about video-on-demand technology with cable television but I'm clueless as to how it actually works. Is this the same thing as the old pay-per-view, except with a different name?

Movies Out Of The Box

Movies Out Of The Box 03/30/2005 11:33 AM

By Garry Barker, The Age

Fun Movies

Fun Movies 07/07/2004 01:18 AM
First up is some guy playing the themes, all of them, for the Super Mario Brothers video game. Rockin fun. This, probably a spoof,...

"Movies"

"Movies" 04/08/2005 10:10 AM

Lost at the movies

Lost at the movies 08/10/2004 08:41 AM
An unsettled age has given birth to a rootless cinema -- "Lost in Translation," "Before Sunrise" and the new "Code 46" among its films -- that shows confused characters moving through a comfortless world.

Underground movies

Underground movies 09/08/2004 07:14 AM
David Pescovitz: I'm disappointed that I missed catching a flick in a secret cinema/restaurant below the streets of Paris. Police discovered the theater--complete with electricity, CCTV security, and phone lines--within an uncharted cavern in the city's 170 miles of tunnels and caves. According to The Guardian, a full-size screen and projector had been installed and police found "a wide variety of films, including 1950s film noir classics and more recent thrillers." A stocked bar and "pressure-cooker for making couscous" was also discovered.

Three days later, when the police returned accompanied by experts from the French electricity board to see where the power was coming from, the phone and electricity lines had been cut and a note was lying in the middle of the floor: "Do not," it said, "try to find us."

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