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.NET Rocks #44 - Don Box

.NET Rocks #44 - Don Box 01/10/2004 04:59 AM
Carl and Mark talk with Don Box about SOAP, WSE, Longhorn, Indigo, COM, the PDC, Band on the Runtime, and the meaning of life. Don reveals a few gems about Indigo, and talks about the ways in which Indigo makes Web services better.

KDE Rocks

KDE Rocks 02/10/2004 10:34 AM

When I first used Linux in the mid-90s, I used GNOME instead of KDE, since KDE looked kind of clunky and you couldn't do a lot of configuration on it.

With the more recent releases, KDE looks just as good as GNOME, and seems (to me at least) to have a greater depth of features.

The NewToLinux wiki has a new series of articles up called 'KDE is so Cool Because...' that takes a look at some of the more in-depth features of the new 3.2 release of KDE. I've used KDE for a while now, but a lot of this stuff was new to me. Like Managing your web site as though it's on a local hard drive? Or instantly turning a directory of pictures on your local machine into an online gallery? Very cool stuff. It's a wiki too, so hopefully more folks will post some cool tricks.

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get win xp ... it rocks

get win xp ... it rocks 08/21/2004 11:11 AM
TechTree Aug 21 2004 2:46PM GMT

The Tea Here Rocks

The Tea Here Rocks 12/02/2003 12:17 AM
One of the cool things I've discovered is the Tea served at the Yahoo Bangalore office. After getting situated in some unused cubes this morning, Rasmus and I were just catching up on some e-mail and stuff when a guy came by and offered us tea. That's right. There's a guy who comes around to all the cubes and offers tea. Cool, huh? Unfortunately, the tea has milk mixed in with it and I'm lactose intolerant. But after a couple...

Rocks from the sky

Rocks from the sky 05/20/2004 01:14 PM
Sure, you've seen pictures of Meteor Crater, Arizona, but are there any impact craters near you? Probably< /a>.

BT Rocks

BT Rocks 01/17/2003 01:25 AM
SS: You're known for your deep programming and audio sequencing and also for not using MIDI. Is it just the timing or do you have

iTMS Rocks

iTMS Rocks 04/09/2004 03:56 PM
The iTunes Music Store now has both Stephen Lynch releases on it. Get both of them: A Little Bit Special and Superhero Also...

.NET Rocks! - Bob Reselman

.NET Rocks! - Bob Reselman 04/15/2004 11:48 AM
This week's guest is Bob Reselman, author of "Coding Slave", a book that claims the software industry doesn't want you to read it. We'll be talking about software, outsourcing, technology, and of course, the book.

Nintendo rocks!

Nintendo rocks! 04/20/2004 11:35 PM
Salon Apr 21 2004 4:10AM GMT

.NET Rocks! - DonXML

.NET Rocks! - DonXML 05/06/2004 07:12 AM
Rory somehow convinced DonXML to drive up to the .NET Rocks! Studios for our first Thursday-night live show. Don Demsak (a.k.a. DonXML) is all about XML and related technologies, and as such he told us Why XML? for the as-of-yet unbeliever.

Newegg Rocks

Newegg Rocks 02/05/2005 10:12 PM
I placed my order around for the MCE parts late Sunday night. On Monday morning my parts shipped from three...

.NET Rocks! - Tim Huckaby

.NET Rocks! - Tim Huckaby 07/14/2004 06:55 PM
Tim Huckaby stops by to talk about his mission of preaching the Smart Client gospel. Tim is always full of fun, great stories, and common sense. Nickolas Landry surprises us by calling in and heckling Tim. Rory does the Google Weirdos and News of the Week. Carl scraps the Linux Vulnerability of the week (it was time). Richard Campbell (the Toy Boy) reviews the nVidia GeForce 6800 (as well as a not-so-cool toy) and Carl gives one away to a lucky listener! All in all this was a great show!

O'Reilly: Why PHP 5 Rocks!

O'Reilly: Why PHP 5 Rocks! 07/16/2004 08:27 AM
New from the O'Reilly PHP Development Center is an article about Why PHP 5 Rocks!

Latin AOL on the Rocks

Latin AOL on the Rocks 03/23/2005 03:22 PM
Wired News Mar 23 2005 6:22PM GMT

Cleveland Rocks, Cleveland Rocks,
Cleveland Rocks

Cleveland Rocks, Cleveland Rocks,
Cleveland Rocks 07/23/2004 01:03 PM
Cleveland airport gets Wi-Fi from SBC: I should really have left this item to senior editor Nancy Gohring, who hails from within spittin' distance of Cleveland, but SBC FreedomLink is now the operator of Wi-Fi service at that town's airport. The interesting twist in this installation is that there will be Internet kiosks in the airport as well as the SBC service. I've had mixed feelings lately about posting every single airport announcement, especially as smaller markets have become unwired: at some point, just another airport is just another airport, unless you live or work near it. It's a fundamental problem with covering wireless in general and Wi-Fi in particular as it matures. There's more and more news, and it starts to blur into much of the same. I see sometimes a dozen stories a week about a small town that gets its first Wi-Fi-enabled cafe, or another community project that unwires a park or public area. This is just to say that the proof of the success of the top-down and bottom-up movements in wireless communication are starting to permeate all media. When I appeared on a local NPR affiliate to talk about Voice over IP (VoIP) and Internet telephony on their morning program recently, the host needed a technical primer in VoIP, which is quite new to most people, but through around Wi-Fi and wireless terms with great abandon and fluency....

Rocks Can Roll

Rocks Can Roll 03/14/2005 05:44 PM

Steve Gillmor wonders if Sergey is listening.  A very nice, timely, and enjoyable article, Steve.  The problem is that people who see you as a rock, instead of a road, are more likely to be thinking about ways to get around the rock than listen to it.  Let them realize too late that rocks can roll.

Third rocks from their suns

Third rocks from their suns 09/04/2004 06:51 PM
US News Sep 4 2004 10:22PM GMT

Jesus Rocks

Jesus Rocks 09/08/2004 06:59 AM

Three Taiwan Golden Melody Award winners, including a famous singer and composer, Yue-hsin Chu, and a group of enthusiastic young Christian musicians have come up with what they call their first native gospel album- JESUS ROCKS.

JESUS ROCKS is the first Asian album using a Creative Commons license (a Taiwanese Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike).

The cover text reads: „JESUS ROCKS represents the sprit of reciprocal sharing. It also conveys the charity of Jesus Christ in English, Mandarin and dialects of Mandarin. JESUS ROCKS covers diverse styles, such as rock’n’roll, folk, blues and funk. So it is suitable for different generations to listen.“

rsync rocks!

rsync rocks! 02/01/2005 09:26 PM
My old buddy Henry has been touting rsync for a long time now, but only recently have I got around...

Trac Rocks

Trac Rocks 06/24/2005 03:05 PM

Came across an absolutely excellent web package today that's making life a lot easier for me when working on the Core Data conversion for Notae. Trac is a Python-based solution that brings together a Wiki, an issue reporter database, and your Subversion repository into one integrated tool without bloat.

No, really.

I'm working towards beta on Notae (just going to get the old features in the new body for now) and this will be an amazing tool for getting things organized. Well worth checking out for those burned by Mantis' over-flexibility for smaller projects.

Why Napster Rocks

Why Napster Rocks 09/21/2004 10:37 AM
Roxio has upbeat news on Napster, but it's the dowry that's exciting.

.NET Rocks! - Joe Stagner

.NET Rocks! - Joe Stagner 09/23/2004 07:17 PM
Joe Stagner stopped by to talk about his recent experiences at BorCon, experiences with the Open Source community, Java, and Delphi. In the second half we talked about Rory joining the MSDN evangelism team, Visual Basic .NET 2005, CLR 2.0, Windows XP Service Pack 2, and Web site security. Joe did a session at TechEd 2004 called "How Hackers Hack" which was the number two highest-attended session! This was a great talk with a very talented developer-turned-evangelist who keeps it real every day.

Hey, My Jacket Rocks!

Hey, My Jacket Rocks! 01/04/2005 03:46 PM
Is attire that's wired for sound bound to be a hit with the kids?

Live from LA: XML on the rocks

Live from LA: XML on the rocks 11/08/2002 04:05 AM
CNET Nov 8 2002 3:04AM ET

GarageBand ... rocks !!

GarageBand ... rocks !! 01/07/2004 05:37 PM
Lots of buzz today about Apple's iPod-mini, but for my money the highlight from yesterday was GarageBand. Great product and a great demo from Jobs and John Mayer (who I'm only luke warm on but he gave the demo some legitimacy). This is the kind of app that makes people shift platforms. I'm a mediocre-to-bad acoustic guitar player, but I'd still love to tool around with GarageBand. The other MacWorld item that looked good, though overdue, was the update to iPhoto that apparently allows it to overcome it's 600-or-so photos/library limitation. Apple is saying it handles 25,000 with speed. When...

Craigslist Rocks!

Craigslist Rocks! 01/22/2004 02:41 AM
The other day when I wrote about Craigslist RSS feeds missing prices, Eric Scheide responded. He's the CTO at Craigslist. We exchanged a bit of e-mail after that and he said he's look into getting prices into the RSS feeds. Well, great news... They're fixed! Thanks so much to Eric and the folks at Craigslist. Their RSS feeds just got a whole lot more useful. Craigslist has always impressed me, but now it impresses the hell out of me. :-)...

T-Mobile rocks

T-Mobile rocks 01/22/2004 03:04 AM

I'm in a car on my way from Zurich to Davos happily blogging on my T-Mobile gprs connection that is roaming over Sunrize in Switzerland. When I landed, I had trouble connecting to Swisscom, but "611" and two rings later, I was connected to a friendly T-Mobile support person speaking in English and she gave me other roaming partners to try. Sunrize connected without a hitch. In Hawaii, Frankfurt, Helsinki and a little hiccup, but one call later in Switzerland, T-Mobile has consistently kept me connected. Also, the support people have been EXCELLENT and I haven't had to wait more than a few minutes on the phone.

I'm a happy camper and I'm SOO glad I didn't pick ATT.

.NET Rocks! - Sam Gentile

.NET Rocks! - Sam Gentile 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
Carl and Mark have a chat with Sam Gentile about sci-fi authors, COM Interop's problems, Extreme Programming, dual programming, unit testing, Sam's thoughts on the state of the .NET Framework, Groove, the cross-platform potential of the .NET Framework, the CLI, Rotor and Mono.

Pumpkin sculpture just rocks!

Pumpkin sculpture just rocks! 11/02/2003 03:13 AM
fun and messy with knives .. Happy Halloween! .. We're not worthy .. art

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Explosion rocks Baghdad

Explosion rocks Baghdad 01/04/2005 02:07 AM
A vehicle blows up at a police post in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, reports say.

.NET Rocks! - Rocky Lhotka

.NET Rocks! - Rocky Lhotka 06/10/2004 05:51 PM
Rocky Lhotka talks about his new book, the CSLA framework, and makes the case for business objects in this world of DataSets and XML. He also talked a bit about WhiteHorse, Microsoft's new designers for SOA, and classes shipping in the Whidbey timeframe.

.NET Rocks! - Tech-Ed 2004

.NET Rocks! - Tech-Ed 2004 06/05/2004 02:25 AM
In this show we take you to Tech-Ed 2004 in San Diego. We walked around the show floor and talked to some of our former and future guests about Tech-Ed, what's new, and what they're interested in.

iTunes Rocks Europe

iTunes Rocks Europe 06/16/2004 04:19 PM
Apple CEO Steve Jobs launched the iTunes Music Store for the UK, France and Germany Tuesday, Jun 15, at a special event held at Old Billingsgate Market on the banks of the River Thames in London. See photos from the event. [Jun 16]

HTML Tidy rocks

HTML Tidy rocks 09/27/2004 12:45 AM
For a little while, in an earlier test version, we had embedded HTML Tidy in NetNewsWire. We ended up not needing it—but I still want to say how cool HTML Tidy is.

The thing was, we needed a way to create valid XHTML. I knew about HTML Tidy, but I expected it would use the GPL license, and so we wouldn’t be able to use it.

I went and checked it out anyway—just in case, on the long shot that it was cool to use it—and, to my surprise, it was.

But then we also needed it to be easy-to-use. I didn’t want to spend hours learning some complicated API, I wanted something easy, where I could say: “Here’s some tag soup. Please give me back some valid XHTML.”

To my delight, that’s pretty much how it worked. Very easy.

The last thing we had to worry about was performance. Was it fast? Yes, it was. I couldn’t perceive a difference between when it was on and when it was off. (Of course, timing tests would show the difference, but a user would never have noticed it.)

So, to the HTML Tidy folks—even though I didn’t end up needing it—I present a small bouquet of <flowers />.

Google suggest rocks

Google suggest rocks 12/17/2004 06:36 PM
Google Suggest rocks! Type in the beginning of a query and a dropdown appears that not only allows you to pick from common queries that match what you typed so far, it even shows the number of hits for those queries - very nice indeed...... (45 words)

Apple Rocks Europe

Apple Rocks Europe 06/24/2004 02:45 PM
The iTunes music store serves notice with 800,000 downloads in its first week in Europe.

.NET Rocks! - Robert Scoble

.NET Rocks! - Robert Scoble 11/04/2003 11:37 PM
Carl and Mark talk to Robert Scoble about Blogging, Longhorn, and PDC 2003, including lots of great stories, blogging for dummies, and a sneak peak at what happened at the PDC. They also talk about security, and Merrill Lynch's open letter to Sun, among other things.

P Diddy's iPod Rocks

P Diddy's iPod Rocks 08/31/2004 04:05 AM
Very reassuringly expensive. By Nick Farrell, The Inqurier (via MyAppleMenu)

Finding Nemo rocks!

Finding Nemo rocks! 12/06/2003 02:17 PM
I shall name him squishy. And he will be mine. He will be my squishy! I hope Vesna gets back...
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