Guest Editorial: Annalee Newitz Weighs in on the Perfect 10 Ruling.

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Guest Editorial: Why Apple Needs To
Support USB 2.0

Guest Editorial: Why Apple Needs To
Support USB 2.0 03/19/2003 10:25 PM

Guest Editorial: Thoughts on secure
operating systems

Guest Editorial: Thoughts on secure
operating systems 07/21/2004 09:14 AM

Guest editorial debunks Linux security
concerns

Guest editorial debunks Linux security
concerns 07/28/2004 07:46 AM

Guest Blog: Brad Jensen weighs in with
his ideas about how to deal with
Microsoft

Guest Blog: Brad Jensen weighs in with
his ideas about how to deal with
Microsoft 03/25/2005 11:04 AM
About Mar 25 2005 2:59PM GMT

Guest PC now available for Mac OS X

Guest PC now available for Mac OS X 02/01/2005 09:36 PM
Lismore Software Systems has released its new Mac OS X program that emulates an x86 PC. Like Microsoft’s Virtual PC for Mac, Lismore’s Guest PCx is a virtual program that allows the installation of the Microsoft Windows operating system on a Mac and makes available the software developed only for Windows compatible computers. Guest PC requires an Apple Macintosh with PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor, Apple Mac OS X version 10.3 or later, 2 GB or more of free hard disk space, 256 MB or more RAM, a1024 x 768 color display, a CD or DVD drive and a keyboard, mouse or compatible pointing device. To install Windows, a licensed copy of Microsoft Windows must be purchased separately. Lismore is offering a Family License for installing Guest PC on multiple computers. A single version is priced at $69.99.

Guest Blogger

Guest Blogger 08/21/2004 01:22 AM
I'm Dick Posner; I'll be Larry's guest blogger next week (week of Aug. 23). If you don't know anything about me, you can check my home page: Richard A. Posner...

Update: Guest PC 1.2

Update: Guest PC 1.2 03/31/2005 11:27 AM
The x86 software emulator adds a 2X performance boost on G5s, better support for dual-headed machines, DVD read support, and other improvements.

Guest PC update now available

Guest PC update now available 03/30/2005 11:35 AM
Lismore Software Systems announced today the release of an updated version of Guest PC 1.2. Guest PC, a Mac OS X application that allows the creation of a virtual x86 computer on the Mac, has been given a 2x performance boost on G5's plus better support for dual-headed machines, according to Lismore. The update has added serial port support, USB-to-Serial adapter support, and extended peripheral devices support. It also fixes a few bugs, such as DR-DOS 7 hangs, SLAX crash and some VisualBasic application crashes. Guest PC 1.2 is available for US$69.99, which includes Family License and free support. System requirements include Apple Macintosh with PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor with Apple Mac OS X version 10.3 or later, 2 GB or more free hard drive space, 256 MB or more RAM, 1024 x 768 color display and CD or DVD drive.

"a guest post up"

"a guest post up" 04/29/2004 03:19 AM

NYT pro-P2P editorial

NYT pro-P2P editorial 08/30/2004 12:03 PM
Xeni Jardin: A New York Times editorial today praising the recent appeals court decision on P2P services Grokster and Morpheus:

[T]he broader issue is the distribution of information. Software like Grokster creates a network of independent Internet users who can access one another's computer files without going through a central server. (Napster maintained a central server, which made it legally liable in very different ways.) Grokster can certainly be used to swap music illegally. But it can also be used to exchange electronic copies of books already in the public domain, transcripts of Congressional hearings or any number of other legitimate types of information. Much like a VCR that does not distinguish between a pirated tape and one legally acquired, the technology does not care what is shared. It is impossible to strike down software like Grokster for its use in illegal file-sharing without also destroying its capacity for legal and socially beneficial activities.

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Editorial: Going nowhere with 3G

Editorial: Going nowhere with 3G 07/23/2004 06:21 AM
infoSync Jul 23 2004 11:09AM GMT

Editorial

Editorial 12/24/2003 08:51 AM

Wired: "If we're still in the race in a few months, I think you'll see a tremendous amount of development."

Wouldn't it be great if Dean and Clark went after Viacom, ClearChannel and Time-Warner, instead of the tiny companies that make blogging and social networking tools.

I find myself hoping they get their asses kicked, hard. I don't expect much of Bush, but I doubt seriously that he would undermine the mostly American software industry by competing with it with free software. Makes the Dems' pitch about exporting American high-tech jobs to India fairly hollow (NH is a high-tech state, so it has been an issue).

One of the reasons American programmers aren't competing here (in America) is that users expect to get software for free, and in that environment little new stuff gets created, and we have to keep creating to justify the greater amount of money we make (over Indians). But if all we make are commodities, then Indians working for low pay beat Americans working for free. (People who work for free have no incentive to please users, or even create usable software.)

How sad to see two leading Democrats fall for, even feed the lie that they can create user-oriented software for free. Shame on both Dean and Clark. They went after the little guy. Who wants a president who does that. Not me. Still looking for someone worth supporting.

Guest Blogging at HYCWS.com

Guest Blogging at HYCWS.com 09/05/2004 11:23 AM

How DO You Serve Two Masters?: Dean Peters over at Heal Your Church Web Site is on vacation. so he asked a bunch of us to guest-write for this week. My day was today. I hope I didn't suck.

[...] church Web sites have an interesting challenge in front of them: they have to search two audiences equally well.

First, we have the Visitors. [...] These folks are perhaps looking for a church home, and have come to your site as part of their search.

On the other side, we have the Members. These are people who already belong to the church and are active in various activities and groups.

It's actually very interesting working with someone else's MT installation. For instance, since I couldn't see the templates, I didn't know what field Dean was using for the front page — Entry Body or Extended Entry. So I guessed...and got it wrong. Additionally, I didn't know that he links Bible references automatically (awesomely done, incidentally — gotta be a heck of a regex...), so I had to pull an HREF that I originally had in there.

It's tougher that you think to come up-to-speed on someone else's site, given all the different configuration options, template tags, and plugin quirks Movable Type makes possible.

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Guest Blogging on PaidContent.org

Guest Blogging on PaidContent.org 09/13/2004 09:45 PM
I'm pleased to be a guest blogger / interview on Rafat Ali's PaidContent.org, among my favorite spots on the Web for my daily dose of digital media.  Rafat has launched the ContentNext series of guest blogs on his site.  I'll be writing on a variety of topics including Internet video, the role of Flash on mobile, TiVo/NetFlix deal, and several other topics during this week.  I'll also cross-link to each of my main posts.

New Names & Guest Bloggers

New Names & Guest Bloggers 05/04/2004 04:38 PM

You may have noticed some new names on our blog of late. Roland Honekamp, an Internet entrepreneur in Germany, recently joined Creative Commons as Christiane Asschenfeldt's right-hand-man at iCommons HQ in Berlin. Heather Ford, a Reuters Digital Vision Fellow here at Stanford, is helping lead iCommons Africa's development, with a focus on South Africa, her home. Victor Stone, who submitted tracks to our Remix contest last year, has joined as an occasional guest blogger on matters of music and bricolage. And last but certainly not least, Creative Commons poster boy Cory Doctorow -- blogger, EFF activist, and award-winning science fiction author -- is now Creative Commons' advisor on iCommons UK. (Cory liked us so much -- and we, him -- that he joined the company.)

Stay tuned for more guest-blogging. In the meantime, welcome our new friends.

Guest Editors during my recovery

Guest Editors during my recovery 06/14/2004 02:45 PM

I am looking for a couple of guest editors to help out for the next several weeks as my recovery from spinal surgery proceeds. If you would like to help out drop a line at geeK at geeknewscentral.com. I am in transit back to Hawaii so it may be up to 48 hours before I respond. All existing editors we hope you can step up your contributions over the next 14 days..

I am also looking for someone who is up to speed on MT 3 to help me in working on several sections that I do not have ready for the switch over. I am willing to pay for this service.

Guest Blogging at GlennReynolds.com

Guest Blogging at GlennReynolds.com 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
I've been guest blogging at GlennReynolds.com, while failing to meet my obligations here (and to my inbox -- which after a week off from teaching, I was able to clear (except for 200 replies to comments on my writing I need to respond to). I apologize for the absence. My guest blogging is now ended.

Guest bl0gging at Corante

Guest bl0gging at Corante 11/14/2003 04:08 PM
I'm guest blogging at Corante Many2Many. E.g., I just posted something about why connected democracy is even better than participatory democracy. Feel free to swing on by, y'all....

Guest PC emulates x86 computer on Mac OS
X

Guest PC emulates x86 computer on Mac OS
X 02/01/2005 09:53 PM
Microsoft's Virtual PC software has some new competition from Dublin, Ireland-based Lismore Software Systems Inc. Lismore on Tuesday announced the release of Guest PC 1.0, a new PC emulation software for Mac OS X. The application emulates the inner workings of a PC-compatible computer, enabling Mac users to run software that's not compatible with their native operating system. Lismore is a veteran of the PC emulation market on the Macintosh; the company previously released Blue Label PowerEmulator, a PC emulator for Mac OS 9 and earlier operating systems that's been around since the late 1990s.

Guest bl0gging at Tom Peters

Guest bl0gging at Tom Peters 03/25/2005 09:30 PM
I'm doing a little guest blogging at Tom Peters' blog. For example, I just posted something about Netflix's way of deciding who gets which titles when... As I've said before, I'm a big admirer of Tom, so I'm thrilled to get to blog there for a bit. [Technorati tag: TomPeters]...

editorial this morning

editorial this morning 12/29/2003 06:06 AM
Assessing Mr. Dean .. WaPo

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this morning's editorial

this morning's editorial 08/03/2004 02:57 PM
New York Times .. tough words

nytimes.com/2004/08/03/opinion/03tue1.html
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Editorial: Eve of iMac

Editorial: Eve of iMac 01/25/2004 03:01 PM
Henry Norr wrote this essay in 1998: "On the Eve of the iMac: Apple's Challenge".

We’re in the Editorial Business

We’re in the Editorial Business 08/27/2004 02:07 PM
Simon Phipps has a big, thoughtful piece up on Open Source, competing freedoms, and making money. Definitely worth a careful read.

Call for Guest Editors in July

Call for Guest Editors in July 05/20/2004 05:21 PM
I have travel plans that will take me to locations that have extremely limited connectivity in late June to mid...

"this guest post by Bruce Reed"

"this guest post by Bruce Reed" 04/29/2004 03:19 AM

Guest Blogger: Jane Pinckard

Guest Blogger: Jane Pinckard 05/13/2004 11:08 AM
CHOIRE SICHA -- We're pleased to announce that Jane Pinckard will be spending a week with us here at Gizmodo, doing a bit of gaming coverage and tearing stuff up with your trusty editor Joel. Jane explores game culture as editor of GameGirlAdvance; she's also been a recruiter, a writer,...

FC Now: Guest Host: Brand Sense

FC Now: Guest Host: Brand Sense 03/28/2005 03:27 PM
I'd like to thank Martin for joining us last week as a guest host in FC Now. As author of Brand Sense, he brought a useful perspective on sales, marketing, branding, advertising... and even handheld technology development. I've compiled all...

Guest PC emulator improves G5
performance, more

Guest PC emulator improves G5
performance, more 03/30/2005 09:16 AM
Lismore Software Systems on Wednesday announced the release of Guest PC v1.2, an updated version of their PC emulation software for Mac OS X. The new software features up to twice the performance on a Power Mac G5 system as previous releases, offers better stability and compatibility and a host of other improvements. It's a free update for registered users.

Players Guest Star Trivia

Players Guest Star Trivia 08/30/2004 11:09 PM
G4 Tech TV Aug 31 2004 2:17AM GMT

Cory to be Guest of Honor at Penguincon

Cory to be Guest of Honor at Penguincon 09/08/2004 07:14 AM
Cory Doctorow: I'm the Guest of Honor at PenguinCon 3.0, a science fiction and Linux conference held near Detroit April 22-24, 2005. This is my first Guest of Honor-ship -- it's pretty cool news! Also on the bill is Wil Wheaton -- it'll be great to see him again. Link

Renaming the Administrator and Guest
Accounts

Renaming the Administrator and Guest
Accounts 02/15/2004 12:04 PM

Flintshire's Guest becomes SOCITN
president

Flintshire's Guest becomes SOCITN
president 04/29/2004 01:59 AM
PublicTechnology.net Apr 29 2004 5:23AM GMT

Activesync: Connect as Guest, no prompt.

Activesync: Connect as Guest, no prompt. 05/21/2004 06:48 AM

T-Mobile equips US uni with guest Wi-Fi
access

T-Mobile equips US uni with guest Wi-Fi
access 04/16/2004 01:09 PM
Virtual network bypasses host's secure private WLAN

"The Simpsons" creator to guest star

"The Simpsons" creator to guest star 04/15/2004 11:46 AM

Recruiting 4 Guest Editors for July

Recruiting 4 Guest Editors for July 05/05/2004 01:07 AM
I will be on extensive travel the month of July and connectivity is going to be extremely difficult. I will...

Guest Gamer: Matt Gallant

Guest Gamer: Matt Gallant 06/14/2004 09:47 AM

CHOIRE SICHA -- We're pleased to have Matt Gallant guest-blogging here this week on games and gaming. Matt Gallant is probably the only graduate of the United States Military Academy to have fully paid off a two-story house in Animal Crossing. He has contributed game reviews to GameSpot and GameSpy, and has contributed greatly to the overall interactive entertainment dialectic on his personal website. He lives in Dallas solely for the purpose of not having to roadtrip to QuakeCon each year.

Blast Goes Off Outside UN Guest House in
Kabul

Blast Goes Off Outside UN Guest House in
Kabul 12/25/2003 04:27 AM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 25 2003 3:39AM ET
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