Innovation Missed Out On The iPods?

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Proof why it's so important to go back
over missed feeds - after you've missed
bl0gging for a week

Proof why it's so important to go back
over missed feeds - after you've missed
bl0gging for a week 09/13/2004 07:01 AM

Denise helps reinforce the notion that you MST go over all your past feeds - even if it takes days.......

Here's Denise's post.....

Timmy Turner, hero of Nickelodeon's Fairly Oddparents, has the answer for everything: "Somewhat impulsive, he often tends to make wishes without thinking about the possible consequences of his actions, or how to explain his wished-for stuff ('where'd you get that? Timmy: uh... Internet?')."

Iowa Computing, purveyor of all manner of computer components and peripherals, also offers this nifty carseat/stroller combo (with on-board audio system, of course):

[bag and baggage]

This is something only a parent can truly appreicate. We bought a new Peg Perego double stroller for our trip - and it's been a life saver several times over.

Hopefully I'll get to see Denise (and baby) at DIDW in October.

Will Mini iPods Delete Bigger iPods?

Will Mini iPods Delete Bigger iPods? 01/07/2004 06:38 PM
Well, as every other tech site in the world is now telling you, the not-so-secret rumors that Apple was coming out with a "mini iPod", cleverly named "iPod mini" are completely true. The other big story people are focusing on are that Apple has gotten past their Henry Ford-style color options, and will offer the iPod mini in multiple colors. You can read all the details at other sites, but in looking over the stories about the device, I'm wondering if the iPod mini will replace the iPod itself as the popular music device of choice. Personally, I don't own an iPod or any portable digital music player (I barely have any digital music - so buying such a device would only mean I need to rip all my CDs, which is a project I'm still not ready to bother with). Still, the iPod mini seems to make a lot more sense to me than many other portable music devices. The early MP3 players had way too little memory, but once you get up into the 4 gigabyte range, I wonder how much more some people need. Historically, of course, that's a dangerous viewpoint to take - since we've always figured out ways to fill up empty storage space. With Apple even advertising games, calendars and other iPod apps - you can imagine that the memory will go. However, if I were in the market for such a device, I'd definitely go with the mini iPod version right now: it's a better size for carrying around and it's "good enough" in terms of storage space - not to mention that it's cheaper. Thus, while I'm sure there are some people who simply need to have more storage space, I'm wondering if this mini iPod will steal marketshare away from its big brother.

I wish I missed

I wish I missed 04/09/2004 04:02 PM
Why I love Windows XP...[clearly this is our login screen] www.textamerica.com How fucking nice is that. I was searching for...

Missed It Again!

Missed It Again! 04/22/2004 01:24 PM
IGT just meets earnings, but continues to pound out sales.

What We Missed in Boston

What We Missed in Boston 07/31/2004 10:22 AM
Are Americans getting the convention coverage they deserve? Or are the networks shirking their responsibilities?

Never Missed a Beat

Never Missed a Beat 03/06/2004 01:55 AM
“Once loaded up, you can drop the [iPod] mini in your pocket, or make use of the optional arm band to strap it to you,” writes Brett Larson in an iPod mini review for CBS. “And unlike CD players, or even tape-based WalkMan’s, the iPod’s let you move about, run around, work out and stay active without any song skipping. In fact, where my typical 4 mile run has me skipping a few steps, my iPod hasn’t ever missed a beat.” [Mar 5]

Missed stories

Missed stories 09/25/2004 03:23 AM

OK - so I now have a month of piled up - missed stories I should have blogged - but didn't.

So here's MY link list:

- "Honey, did you remember to call the DVD recorder?" - CNet article - pointed to by [Technology360] (Dennis L. Haarsager - Sept. 16th)

- "Thingster Event Posts" - by Peter Caputa - Aug. 28th - and Thingster in general.

- "MMOG Stats" - from Nelson's Weblog - Sept. 2. Lineage on the rise....

- "Flickr Wallpaper generator" - from Caterina fake on mikecpeck's work.

- I just love the idea of a 'Boun ty being Posted' - from Sam Ruby .

- "The Revolution will be blogged" - by Om Malik - quickly becoming my new homeboy.

Missed opportunity

Missed opportunity 04/09/2004 04:08 PM

Apple are missing out on a huge opportunity. I've bought 198 songs through the iTunes music store now, and iTunes has access to the other music that I've imported from my own CD collection. I want to discover new music - why doesn't iTunes look at what I listen to, match it against buying habits tracked through the store and give me an Amazon style "people who like the music you listen to also liked...". Privacy concerns could be avoided by having the recommendation feature off by default - I'd turn it on in a heart-beat.

Sorry I missed the party

Sorry I missed the party 05/14/2004 12:17 PM

While evereyone else was out partying last night (Acteva also had a party) I was working to change the world - bringing DLAs to the masses.

More on my efforts later.

But for now - congrats to Ev and Jason.  I wonder if Orkut was there?

Smells like 1999.

Last night I attended the Blogger relaunch party at SF’ 26Mix. It was a pretty cool bash - and I mean the food, the music and the locale were pretty trendy. What struck me was the names and faces from the past, those who had become party regulars were all in full force. Jay Shellen, Evan Williams and a whole bunch of Blogger gang were in attendance, and so were the folks behind Craigslist, Newsmonster, Feedster and of course the queen of valley gossip, Chris Nolan. James and James of AmIhotornot were in attendance as well.

It reminded me of the parties in 1999 when the dotcom madness was in full swing. Lately I have been getting more of these party invites and there seems to be a certain buzz, back in the air. The rentals in San Francisco are inching up slowly, the traffic on Highway 101 is turning into a weebit of a nightmare, and even magazines are trotting out some familiar names. My magazine for instance has a story on Mary “Queen of the Net” Meeker, Nick Denton of Gawker Media. and a couple of others. Wired is having a NextFest. What makes it more like 1999, is the fact that a whole lot of journalists are talking about “blogging” as their salvation (which may or may not be true!) and quitting their jobs to do something with “blogs.” Back in the day, they were talking about web as their escape key. I think the hype machine around blogs is in high gear, and while it might make some like Rafat Ali or Nick Denton very rich, there is little or no hope for many of us.

In short, it smells and feels like 1999. Let the party begin - free vodka and canapes, hell I am not complaining.

[Om Malik on Broadband]

Another missed warning?

Another missed warning? 12/30/2004 04:51 PM
The tsunami-warning blame game -- could the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have done a better job alerting Indian Ocean countries after learning of the earthquake? -- takes a new turn Thursday. The Washington Post reports that the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization, based in Vienna, surely would have picked up the earthquake "but it had no chance to alert governments in the region because its offices were closed for the holidays." In fact, the network doesn't even possess a communication system capable of channeling early warning signals to the region. Should it? Writes the Post: "Bernard Massinon, a French seismologist who serves as scientific adviser to the test ban organization, said the agency's seismic stations -- including eight in Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka -- could technically be linked to an early warning system for earthquakes and tsunamis if member states decided to do it. 'Could we help by providing real-time data from this network?" he said. "The answer should be yes.'"

missed by two days

missed by two days 06/09/2004 02:35 AM
eventually i topped the google search for the contest

Missed Flight

Missed Flight 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
So now we have to wait five hours until the next flight and will be arriving in Austin far too late to break bread with anyone. Ben rightly hates me because I was the one who said "Arrive to the airport two hours befoe the flight? That's so last year." I hate myself too.

What Does MOM Do When a HeartBeat is
Missed?

What Does MOM Do When a HeartBeat is
Missed? 04/06/2005 11:23 PM

Comdex: Missed more than you think

Comdex: Missed more than you think 06/24/2004 09:55 AM
ZDNet Jun 24 2004 1:11PM GMT

Apple's Missed Opportunity

Apple's Missed Opportunity 08/31/2004 06:46 PM
Apple presents us with a fabulous living-room-compatible unit with an excellent display and lots of storage designed for digital media -- but doesn't allow for connectivity to the broadcast network. By Forrester Research, CNET News.com (via MyAppleMenu)

I missed the first BAMG meeting!

I missed the first BAMG meeting! 08/22/2004 09:11 PM

Bummer!

What did they do - wait till I split for Amsterdam to announce and have the first Bay Area Mobile Group meeting?

I'm definitely at the next one.

There's even a blog.

DeLay news you might have missed

DeLay news you might have missed 04/15/2005 03:26 PM
The beleagured House Majority Leader had more to say this week than just "I'm sorry."

Ack, I missed All Things Considered

Ack, I missed All Things Considered 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
PublicRadioFan.com An extensive customizable list of (almost) all public radio stations that offer streaming audio and what they have playing now and in the future.

FBI Missed Chances, 9/11 Commission Says
(AP)

FBI Missed Chances, 9/11 Commission Says
(AP) 04/13/2004 09:04 PM
AP - In a world "blinking red" with terrorist threats against the United States, the FBI missed a last-minute chance to detect a key al-Qaida cell and possibly disrupt the Sept. 11 attacks, the commission investigating the 2001 hijackings said Tuesday.

lists 2004 stories you might have missed

lists 2004 stories you might have missed 01/03/2005 10:00 AM
100 something or others .. we didn't know

newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/u k_news/magazine/4134329.stm
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Schools work 'a missed chance'

Schools work 'a missed chance' 05/25/2004 03:57 AM
A £2bn school building programme has been marred by poor planning and shoddy workmanship, teachers say.

Commentary: Apple's missed opportunity

Commentary: Apple's missed opportunity 08/31/2004 03:36 PM
Forrester Research says the new iMac's minimalist design means that Apple Computer misses tricks that Windows Media Center PCs can do.

missed the filing deadline in Florida

missed the filing deadline in Florida 09/15/2004 06:09 AM
Did Bush camp err on ballot papers? .. st. petersberg times

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Whoa, look at all the cool shit I
missed...

Whoa, look at all the cool shit I
missed... 11/15/2003 03:28 PM

You know, the reason why you'll be seeing odds and sods turning up in the linklog that have been all around the interhighweb three or four times is that it's very uncommon for me to post something until I've read it properly. That's why I'm linking to Why tables for layout is stupid now even though - you know - you've all bloody read it already. My long-established stash of links is gradually being sorted out and worked through and you can expect more blasts from the extremely recent past to be clogging up the old P.B. before the end of the weekend...

Run missed cron jobs using anacron

Run missed cron jobs using anacron 11/17/2003 11:38 AM
On PowerBooks and other computers that dont stay on overnight, periodic system maintence jobs run by cron don't run, since they are normalliy scheduled for off-use times like 3am. This means things like your locate.db doesn'...

Downloading a Copy of the Concert You
Missed

Downloading a Copy of the Concert You
Missed 01/22/2004 02:12 AM
THOSE accustomed to downloading individual songs as MP3 files may be in for a jolt if they try downloading complete concerts. The files are, of course, a lot bigger.

Is It Still Satire If You Can Find
Someone Who Missed The Joke?

Is It Still Satire If You Can Find
Someone Who Missed The Joke? 12/24/2003 12:08 PM
As expected, it's shaping up to be something of a slow news day, but there are still a few good stories out there. This one, found over at Tech Law Advisor shows why people without a sense of humor shouldn't be allowed to hire (or be) lawyers. A few years back, after a judge ordered the detention of a 13-year-old kid for handing in a school essay with a "violent tone", the Dallas Observer wrote up a satire piece about the same folks having a 6-year-old arrested for writing a book report on Maurice Sendak's insanely popular children's book "Where the Wild Things Are." In the article, they made up ridiculous quotes ("We've considered having her certified to stand trial as an adult, but even in Texas there are some limits." and "Any implication of violence in a school situation, even if it was just contained in a first-grader's book report, is reason enough for panic and overreaction.") and attributed them to real people who were involved in the original case. Those people are now suing for libel. Of course, satire and opinion are protected speech, but the people in question are claiming that because some people don't have a sense of humor and missed the satire, it's not satire at all. If that argument stood, then all you would need to do to unprotect satire is find someone with no sense of humor who missed the joke - and rush them to the courthouse to have them help you file your lawsuit. Meanwhile, it seems like the judges are realizing that this case is pointless. Yet more evidence that we live in a society where if anyone says anything you don't want to hear, you sue first and act offended later.

Woman died after flesh-bug missed

Woman died after flesh-bug missed 06/26/2004 08:04 AM
A physician calls for doctors to be better trained at spotting a deadly disease which killed a Devon woman.

From Resume Spam To Missed Job
Opportunities

From Resume Spam To Missed Job
Opportunities 04/13/2004 03:45 PM
There have been complaints in the past about resume spam - where people either would randomly email out hundreds of resumes with no sense of targeting, or in response to a single job opening, an HR department would get bombarded with resumes. However, as spam filters become more common, this is leading to a different type of problem: legitimate resumes getting caught in spam filters. Whereas, in the past, people would try to put certain keywords into their resumes so that automated sorting technology would highlight their resumes, now people are trying to avoid certain words to keep their resumes from getting hung up (imagine how difficult it must be for anyone who worked on the product Viagra - a success story by any criteria - to get his or her resume into the hands of a new potential employer). Of course, this actually seems like a case where challenge-response could solve the problem. In announcing a specific job opening, perhaps it makes sense to set up a challenge-response email address for that particular opening. This would also let the company provide additional "are you sure you're appropriate for this job" type of warnings before the applicant submitted their resume.

Huntley warning signs missed

Huntley warning signs missed 07/21/2004 07:34 AM
Social services dealing with Soham killer Ian Huntley "failed and failed again" to recognise he had sexual relations with 11 girls before 2001.

The Night They Missed the Horror Movie

The Night They Missed the Horror Movie 09/02/2004 04:03 PM
Stories by Joe R. Lansdale If you're a fan of Joe Lansdale (or wonder who came up with the idea for Bubba Ho-Tep), this site's for you. A different short story is posted every Thursday. Most of the stories are from his early years.

Missed Call Scam Showing Up In The UK

Missed Call Scam Showing Up In The UK 02/18/2004 01:19 PM
Apparently, over in the UK there's a new scam that involves tricking people into calling expensive per-minute "premium" numbers. It works by randomly dialing mobile phone numbers and having the system hang up after one ring. This way, the caller ID on the phone records the number. When people call back, they're told they've won a prize, but have to call another number to receive it. That second number is a premium rate number with high per-minute fees (though, the caller is never told that). While concerned people in the article make this out to be a big deal, I wonder how many people are actually fooled. Do people actually call back unknown caller ID numbers on their phone? I always assume if they didn't leave a message it's not important or a wrong number. Second, if you do call that number back and you get a message saying you'd won and that you need to call another phone number - how many people would actually believe it? It screams out "scam!" I guess there are a lot of gullible mobile phone users out there.

Some points missed in Return of the free
PC

Some points missed in Return of the free
PC 12/16/2003 10:03 AM
The Register Dec 16 2003 9:14AM ET

US May Have Just Missed Catching Saddam
Lieutenant

US May Have Just Missed Catching Saddam
Lieutenant 12/03/2003 07:32 AM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 3 2003 6:47AM ET

Report: U.S. Airport Screeners Missed
Weapons

Report: U.S. Airport Screeners Missed
Weapons 09/23/2004 04:04 PM
Reuters via Wired News Sep 23 2004 7:33PM GMT

Child dental health target missed

Child dental health target missed 07/01/2004 02:05 AM
Government targets to improve the state of young children's teeth were missed last year, official figures show.

Commission: In world 'blinking red,' FBI
missed its chance

Commission: In world 'blinking red,' FBI
missed its chance 04/13/2004 06:24 PM

Intel Shares Fall on Missed Expectations

Intel Shares Fall on Missed Expectations 04/14/2004 01:10 PM
AP via ABCNEWS.com Apr 14 2004 5:43PM GMT

U.S. missed chances to stop abuses
(USATODAY.com)

U.S. missed chances to stop abuses
(USATODAY.com) 05/14/2004 06:23 AM
USATODAY.com - Pentagon and White House officials missed numerous opportunities to head off abuses at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, according to interviews, testimony and public documents that have emerged since the scandal erupted last month.
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