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Say one thing, do another

Say one thing, do another 03/06/2004 01:54 AM

The Old New Thing

The Old New Thing 06/18/2004 04:58 AM
RaymondChen's weblog .. The Old New Thing

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This thing still on?

This thing still on? 02/05/2005 10:19 PM
For a variety of boring reasons I spent some time today upgrading my old Windows 2000 box to WinXP. I believe that Radio has survived the transition, but this is a test post to make sure...

One New Thing

One New Thing 01/29/2004 12:59 PM
One New Thing
http://nlrp.blogspot.com/

Weblog of Lynette Reville, a new librarian in Australia, who is on a library-like quest to find One New Thing to learn every day. Her companion website is the New Librarian's Resource Page . Both are resources that you need to visit. I will be adding One New Thing to my eCurrent Awareness 2004 Report.

Is This Thing On?

Is This Thing On? 07/02/2004 10:46 PM
Jesus, hanging on the cross, says, “Peter, come here.” Peter, thinking he is about to receive a profound religious truth, tries goes to Jesus but...

Getting beyond the next big thing

Getting beyond the next big thing 08/15/2004 09:32 AM
McKinsey says a post-boom tech industry can profit mightily by taking stock in the operations of many slower-growth industries.

The Next Big Web Thing - Really

The Next Big Web Thing - Really 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
What happened to Web services? Well, they're out there, being developed by Microsoft and Sun employees as well as folks working on other platforms. But, thankfully, what keeps showing up on the radar is not the position papers produced by vendors' marketing departments, but rather the quiet, diligent work of the W3C, which will have the last laugh, in my humble opinion.

Best Thing at CES

Best Thing at CES 02/01/2005 09:27 PM
“What was the best thing at CES? Macworld,” writes Dan Dubno for CBS News. “After a week in Las Vegas, at the Consumer Electronics Show, I had seen all there was to see...Yet something was missing at CES, and a week later, at Macworld in San Francisco, we found it: the new Mac Mini and the iPod Shuffle.” [Jan 27, 2005]

Oh, And One Last Thing...

Oh, And One Last Thing... 04/18/2005 10:21 AM

Steve Jobs is finally getting his wish: an user interface that is really good enough to lick

One More Thing...

One More Thing... 06/05/2005 10:47 PM

Intel Inside the Apple.

If It's Not One Thing...

If It's Not One Thing... 06/06/2005 12:15 AM

I've been gone for a while ... and for too many reasons to count, but I'll try.

1. Family problems months ago that are ongoing
2. Preparation at work for some changes
3. New car, and the financial wrangling that made it happen
4. Possible new work in the future
5. Built foundation of that possible new work
6. Upgraded Mac Geekery and codepoetry to Drupal 4.6 (on the same install, no less)
7. Worked so hard, slept so little, immune system went down enough I picked up shingles – yay me

So, while I'm doing my best not to scratch everywhere, I'm looking at the tech news as of late and realizing that there is absolutely nothing interesting going on until the 29th. Sure, sure, Adobe is trying harder to be the Microsoft of the media applications market, and succeeding, and other little fun things going around and around, but overall it's just your average monkey business.

But, damn, did you see Apple's stock price? Down $10 in just a few days for no real reason. Well, the whole market went to crap along with it (the Dow dropped over 500 points) so it's not like a bias or anything but ... wow.

Anyway. I'll have a long biting insight ready just as soon as the hydrocodone wears off... -scratch- -scratch-

TV the next big thing?

TV the next big thing? 06/10/2004 04:36 AM
Yes I know, you are wondering if I have lost it. To be honest when I read all the fuzz about it I thought "TV?...

One thing the internet got right

One thing the internet got right 06/17/2005 07:18 PM

In reading about the copyright insanity of Wal-Mart and Ofoto, I'm reminded of how much better the copyright prevention approach works online. In the (much criticized and abused, but in this case, forward thinking) DMCA, there's a safeharbor provision for ISPs so that they aren't responsible for what happens on their network, their members actually doing things illegally are responsible. This makes perfect sense and does have methods and rules about what an ISP needs to do to help remove offending material, but never puts the ISP on trial for the work of their customer. Without this, ISPs wouldn't be able to fund the manhours to babysit and question every single byte on their disk drives.

Wal-mart and Ofoto are making really bad business decisions as the result of pressure from professional photographers, presumably to prevent lawsuits directed at the photo developers themselves. But like Ernest said, this is a silly approach. Every service can have unintended uses and consequences like getting wedding photo duplicates made without the photographer's permission, but the person that took possession of the negatives is in the wrong, not the photo developer. The same goes for Kinkos watching your every move when you use their copiers.

Maybe we could see an end to these silly stories if safeharbor provisions were more widespread. It seems like the one thing in internet law we really got right.

"it's a Catholic thing."

"it's a Catholic thing." 04/29/2004 09:09 AM

Are Firewalls Useful? And Another
Thing...

Are Firewalls Useful? And Another
Thing... 09/23/2004 10:56 AM

The in thing: Outsourcing

The in thing: Outsourcing 05/14/2004 01:37 PM
CNET May 14 2004 5:39PM GMT

Only thing getting larger

Only thing getting larger 03/08/2004 11:23 PM
The few that each of us receive is just a fraction of the online enhancement craze. A Google search for "penis enlargement" yielded 1.8 million hits. ...

Put that filthy thing out!

Put that filthy thing out! 02/18/2004 12:04 PM
Smoking banned from the Irish workplace (including pubs) from March 29th
Looks like all of us smokers will have to comply. Personally, I can't wait for the ban to come in as it will be further incentive for me to fight the addicition. Hopefully the ban on smoking at my office will mean it'll be easier to stop. All that said, I wonder how it's going to be enforced? The way I see it, the only way it could be properly enforced is through the public being prepaired to report transgressions to those charged with enforcing the law. Maybe the fear of that will make sure that business owners see to it that their workplaces are smoke free.

Yahoo should do the right thing!

Yahoo should do the right thing! 12/24/2004 12:46 PM

I have about a dozen e-mail accounts spread all over the net but I keep a printout in our safety deposit box along with many other things a print-out of all of my login names and passwords in a sealed envelope.

But not everyone has pre-planned for something bad happening to them. A Marine who was unfortunately killed in action in Iraq has a Yahoo e-mail account that the family is trying to secure before the account expires. Yahoo has refused to give the account password to the family.

E-mail accounts could contain information that the family would cherish but it also could contain information that would leave a bad taste in their mouth. I think Yahoo should give in to the families wishes, but I would hope with enough public pressure they would turn the account over. [CNN]

Can Diversity Be a Bad Thing?

Can Diversity Be a Bad Thing? 04/12/2004 03:34 PM

vs. Linux GUI: Owen found an interview that really, really hits the nail on the head about a big problem with Linux.

Right now, the Linux community values "diversity" too highly to ever get a single, consistent GUI, let alone a good one. At the same time, it holds on doggedly to its (often ancient) Unix-rooted traditions and conventions.

Finally, it's hard to get a really large group of Linux developers to do much of anything beyond a single "project." A GUI is not a "project." It's the whole OS from the user's perspective, and it must be from the creators' perspective too or it will fail.

This is so true. One thing that has always bothered me about Linux is the lack of a consistent file structure. One distribution puts certain files in one place, and another puts them somewhere else.

This was such a big problem, in fact, that the United Linux consoritum was put together specifically to define a common file system. However, Red Hat didn't play ball, and that really marginalized any chance of success.

As for the GUI problem discussed above: Gnome or KDE? Why? Why don't they get together and build the GUI to end all GUIs and just make life simpler for everyone? The different Linux distributions and GUI essentially create multiple "virtual OSs." You're running Fedora and KDE, or SuSE and Gnome, or Slackware and something else.

You also see this when installing software. I'm using Red Hat Fedora, so I need to find an RPM specifically for my distribution. This isn't the same thing that will run in SuSE or other distributions. In fact, they may not use RPMs at all. You may need to compile them from source, etc.

About 18 months ago, I made a concerted effort at using Linux on the desktop. I posted here about the lack of consistency:

While I appreciate the cowboy, wild-west, open-source attitude as much as the next guy, I also appreciate not having to relearn an interface for every new app. With Linux apps, Lord only knows what the menu commands are going to be. Right-clicking on the workspace may reboot the machine for all you know. CTRL-A works in some apps, not in others. Double-clicking has all sorts of different behaviors as well.

Let me say that I haven't found this issue to be the case with Fedora, but the premise holds true. Linux developers look at their one little corner of the OS. They are tactical. No one is looking at the big picture — the strategic picture.

Perhaps the best thing to happen to Linux would be for Red Hat to destroy all competitors and become the Microsoft of Linux. If everyone was using Red Hat, and there was one monolithic entity working on developing the platform, maybe this would provide the cohesion the OS needs to make real inroads on the desktop.

Far be it for me to agree with Owen about anything, but this interview is right on the money.

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XML: Too much of a good thing?

XML: Too much of a good thing? 09/07/2004 06:38 AM
Explosion of special-interest XML dialects could mean the standard is a success or could be the start of a new headache.

The best thing about identities - is
that there are so many of them

The best thing about identities - is
that there are so many of them 12/31/2004 10:59 AM

We used to use that line when we referred to standards.

Wi shing that the world would coalesce around a single standard:

a) ignores the fact that there is Microsoft. So choose your category wisely and stay under the radar, as Microsoft - no matter what - will come up with their own thing. In the case of subscription formats - they actually PRECEDED RSS with something called CDF. But since it failed, that gave Dave Winer an opportunity of getting RSS going "user the radar" until it was too late for Microsoft to stop him.

b) assuming that there will ever be a single digital identity standard - is wrong. Kim Cameron raps out his beliefs - which he calls "The Fifth Law of Identity". I totally agree with Kim that a meta-identity format is needed to brdge and connect together all of these disparate systems.

c) is rather naive and clearly sees the digital identity space as one thing. It's not. What digital identity is to the FOAF nerds or Tantek Celik's XFN cult is completely different than how the i-names folks or Sxip Network sees it. And I haven't even brought up the enterprise wonks - lile PingID. Or the god head Craig Burton or his nemisis Kim Cameron. We all see this space as something completely different.

So - by definition - we (at best) can at least hope for some sort of meta-standard.

God bless the meta-directory gods.

UPDATE: Craig Burton raps it our succinctly - like only he can.

The law of pluralism is contrary to the laws of customer control. Let's be clear, the law of pluralism requires operating system independence--by definition. This means the Microsoft Identity Archtiect is calling for a system that is not necissarily Windows centric by design. This--of course--is the only way such a system can really work--but consider the implications.

A cross platfrom identity metasystem sun-spot hot and--with the other laws being discussed here--changes everything.

[Craig Burton: logs, links, life, and lexicon]

The Opera Thing

The Opera Thing 01/17/2004 10:42 PM
See that gap Opera 6/7 inserts in this web layout? That CSS bug has been fixed in Opera 7.23+. Opera fans, take note.

Too much of a good thing?

Too much of a good thing? 01/01/2005 04:42 AM
globetechnology.com Jan 1 2005 7:04AM GMT

The New iMac: One Thing Too Many

The New iMac: One Thing Too Many 08/31/2004 11:28 AM
I don't mean to put a damper on the wonderful new iMac, but Apple needs to look far back to the tradition of the Performa line. By Apple Matters (via MyAppleMenu)

Gillette's New, New Thing

Gillette's New, New Thing 05/24/2004 12:41 PM
Gillette is counting on the new M3Power shaving system to differentiate its line.

Read the whole thing

Read the whole thing 06/03/2004 06:36 AM
Ray Bradbury .. translation

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It's like that spiderman thing all over
again

It's like that spiderman thing all over
again 07/10/2004 06:43 AM
Friday Saturday Flash Fun - MorrisseyDance (warning - cheesy audio)

: An Old New Thing

: An Old New Thing 07/07/2004 07:49 PM
In Kendall Clark's first week as managing editor, he says hello to new challenges and old friends.

Too much of a good thing

Too much of a good thing 07/16/2004 08:21 AM
Forget spam -- our real conundrum is the overload of legitimate e-mail. But help is coming.

How Do You Steer This Thing?

How Do You Steer This Thing? 07/16/2004 05:22 AM
Can biker moguls Senior and Paulie Teutul of American Chopper leverage their brand?

"watch the whole thing "

"watch the whole thing " 07/16/2004 03:18 PM

What a sick thing to do...

What a sick thing to do... 07/25/2004 04:03 PM
Bush administration seeks to block consumer drug suits. White House says injury claims undermine FDA.
Gee. I don't know wh y we might need some legal recourse against drug manufacturers?
Weasels!

Joe Trippi's next big thing

Joe Trippi's next big thing 07/26/2004 07:41 PM
Howard Dean's campaign wizard is now a consultant without a candidate, but he's giving John Kerry free advice: Reject public financing and turn to your base to neutralize the Bush money juggernaut.

BlogPet, best thing ever

BlogPet, best thing ever 07/29/2004 08:45 PM
oh please oh please oh please english version!

Thing you don't want to see in the
morning

Thing you don't want to see in the
morning 08/05/2004 03:56 PM

Click to view the complete scene.

Very early in the morning, I walk out with the firm purpose of taking the garbage out. I walk in, turn on the lights by waving my arms frantically (the motion detector apparently works only if your body mass exceeds 120 kg - the local cats apparently can grow very big) and something is not quite right. I see shoes from the corner of my eye.

"Shoes?", I think to myself. "Shoes, dangling from the ceiling?"

I look left and yeah, a pair of mens' shoes is hanging a meter and a half off the ground. With pants and all.

My stomach curls up in panic.

Half a second later, my brain catches up and I laugh.

Definitely another one in the category of things you can do with your laundry but probably should not.

that bad journalism thing

that bad journalism thing 06/15/2004 03:18 PM
i think it's the Tribune's way of saying they think nobody read Choire's NYT piece

Is there such as thing as too much
memory?

Is there such as thing as too much
memory? 08/14/2004 11:54 AM
Munich Bans Memorial Plaques Munich has decided to ban memorial plaques to Jewish, Sinti and German citizens deported and murdered during World War Two. Jewish leaders, fearful that the plaques would stir up anti-Semitic fervor, supported the ban. These plaques are the work of a German artist, Gunter Demnig. ”He first had the idea in the early 1990s when he was unveiling a memorial for the Sinti and Roma victims of the Holocaust. “An elderly woman approached him and insisted that "no Gypsies ever lived here". "It is so easy for people to deny something. I wanted to ensure that this would not happen," he says. (BBC).” This reminder of the holocaust brought to mind the Pinkas Synagogue in Prague, as well as the Viet Nam Memorial and the AIDS quilt -- monuments that really changed me.

Thing Knowledge

Thing Knowledge 06/18/2004 12:53 PM
My friend Alex at University of California Press gave me a review copy of the book Thing Knowledge: A Philosophy of Scientific Instruments by Davis Baird. Sounds heavy, but on first glance it seems that Baird has balanced deep philosophy with fun machine history! The illustrations and vintage photographs are a treat too. I'm looking forward to digging into it. From Peter Galison's blurb on the back:

"Grappling with a wonderful assortment of objects--from antique orreries to modern spectrographs--Davis Baird draws the reader deep into fascinating questions about the nature of knowledge. As lucid on the semantic account of theories as it is on the inner workings of the cyclotron, this book that brings the laboratory to philosophers and philosophy into the laboratory."

Warning: At $65, it's a pricey book, probably due to a limited print run. Link
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Find a bug for Google and get a
internship!

Find a bug for Google and get a
internship! 12/22/2004 01:44 AM

The latest security flaw in the Google Desktop Search Engine which caused me so much grief (from the upgrade process) was found by a class at BYU, one of the students involved has been offered a internship by Google.

I wonder if they will offer me a job for the pure hell I went through in getting my computer to work after the program thrashed my Windows XP TCP/IP stack. Note to self always remember to turn Windows System Restore back on after a major system clean-up. [Phil Windley]

PHPic Auto Photo Gallery

PHPic Auto Photo Gallery 10/30/2003 01:42 PM
PHPic update

ICE-Link jacks iPod into auto CD changer

ICE-Link jacks iPod into auto CD changer 10/31/2003 04:09 PM
Dension USA is set to bring to market a device called ICE-Link that provides a way for iPod users to connect their devices directly into their car's audio system. It connects to the car's head unit and uses the CD changer control as an interface. As a result, ICE-Link allows users to control fast forward and rewind functions on the iPod directly from their car stereo buttons or wheel-mounted controls, if available.

Creative Commons Internship
Opportunities

Creative Commons Internship
Opportunities 03/14/2005 06:06 PM

Creative Commons is happy to announce this summer's internship opportunities at the San Francisco office. If you are interested in applying, please follow the instructions below.

Legal Internship

Creative Commons is currently accepting resumés from law students interested in interning in the San Francisco office. This paid internship will focus on intellectual property and copyright, especially in relation to the internet as it relates to building the pool of licensed content and encouraging the reuse of content.

Technology

Creative Commons is currently accepting resumés from persons interested in interning in the San Francisco office. This paid internship will focus on aiding the Chief Technology Officer and Software Engineer with the development of software and maintenance of services. Knowledge of Linux and Python a must.

Free Culture Marketing/Media Internship

This internship is open to students involved in their respected colleges' FREE CULTURE club. Creative Commons is currently accepting resumés from those students interested in interning in the San Francisco office. This paid internship will focus on a grass roots effort, and/or media development to encourage the reuse of content. Duties will also include working on a "street team" campaign to other Free Culture club members. This position will be offered to a non-law student.

Internship terms

• SPRING (Mid-January through late April) Applications should be sent between October 1st and December 1st
• SUMMER (Late May through August) Applications should be sent between January 1st and April 1st
• FALL (Mid August/Early September through December) Applications should be sent between July 1st and August 31

Quotes from past Creative Commons interns

Here are what some of the past intern from Creative Commons had to say about their internship.

"I loved working for Creative Commons. The people are wonderful and I had the chance to do cutting-edge legal work that made a real difference to a great cause. My summer at CC was like taking a vacation to the future."

James Grimmelman, Yale Law School '05

"My experience at Creative Commons was invaluable. I got to work closely with a diverse team, improve my writing, and study copyright, all while serving an important public interest."

Derek Slater, Harvard College '05

Compensation

Creative Commons does offer compensation for internships. If your school offers a stipend for internships, this factor is figured into the compensation.

How to apply

If you are a student interested in our internship program, send us your:

• Cover Letter
• Resumé
• Two References
• School Transcript (optional with your application, required at the interview)
• Writing sample (optional with your application, required at the interview)

Applications and questions can be sent to:

Francesca Rodriquez
Office/Project Manager
francesca@creativecommons.org
fax: 415.946.3001

Thank you for your interest in our organization.

Google Blogoscoped Creates Auto-Linker
Tool

Google Blogoscoped Creates Auto-Linker
Tool 04/07/2005 10:43 AM
Google Blogoscoped has created an auto-linker tool that, ironically enough, works with the Yahoo API (it also works with Google, as you can see from a pull down menu at...

Microsoft delays SP2 auto update

Microsoft delays SP2 auto update 08/17/2004 09:33 AM
Slowdown will give big companies more time to hunt down compatibility problems, the company says.

Microsoft pushes auto update for Windows

Microsoft pushes auto update for Windows 08/08/2004 08:42 PM
Sydney Morning Herald Aug 9 2004 0:31AM GMT

Microsoft extends block to SP2 auto
update

Microsoft extends block to SP2 auto
update 09/08/2004 10:21 AM
Corporate customers now have until early 2005 to tinker with things before ingesting XP's Service Pack 2.

Microsoft delays SP2 Auto Update for
enterprises

Microsoft delays SP2 Auto Update for
enterprises 08/17/2004 10:38 PM
iTnews Aug 18 2004 2:45AM GMT

Sirius, Microsoft team on auto video
service

Sirius, Microsoft team on auto video
service 01/05/2005 02:03 PM
Crains NY Business Jan 5 2005 5:11PM GMT

Turning off the auto-hide menus in
Microsoft Office

Turning off the auto-hide menus in
Microsoft Office 08/08/2004 08:31 PM

Q&A: Microsoft and Fiat Auto Partner for
Major Telematics Deal

Q&A: Microsoft and Fiat Auto Partner for
Major Telematics Deal 07/15/2004 11:58 AM
Today, Microsoft's Automotive Business Unit and European automaker Fiat Auto announced a long-term strategic partnership to design a high-quality, affordable telematics system for Fiat cars. The largest in-car computing deal in Microsoft's eight-year automotive history, the partnership marks an important step in the evolution of the company's work with automakers. For the first time, Microsoft will work directly with an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) for the development of a complete in-car computing solution while continuing to supply its core Windows Automotive operating system to the telematics industry worldwide.

Microsoft and Apple face patent lawsuit
for auto Web updates

Microsoft and Apple face patent lawsuit
for auto Web updates 07/22/2004 09:26 AM
Computer Shopper Jul 22 2004 1:13PM GMT

On Google Link Strategy

On Google Link Strategy 06/07/2004 06:51 PM
Search Engine Positioning and Web Marketing weblog,CA-9 hours agoI often find in customers, web designers and SEO professionals, the idea that a website owner should be careful in the outbound links that his/her website has ...

Google denies FBI link to Gmail

Google denies FBI link to Gmail 04/29/2004 11:17 PM
Internet search giant denies that it has had any contact with the FBI regarding the design of its Gmail Web e-mail service.

BBC On Google Link Spending Spree

BBC On Google Link Spending Spree 01/26/2004 07:41 PM
With the verdict of the Hutton enquiry looming, the BBC has bought up all of the search terms which may pick up the enquiry story on the internet. ...

Fiat Auto and Microsoft Team up for a
Long-term Strategic Automotive
Partnership

Fiat Auto and Microsoft Team up for a
Long-term Strategic Automotive
Partnership 07/16/2004 11:58 AM
Fiat Auto and Microsoft’s Automotive Business Unit join forces for a long-term strategic automotive partnership developing innovative telematics solutions for motorists. Fiat Auto and Microsoft’s novel approach of designing in-vehicle telematics systems combines Fiat Auto’s experience and research in telematics services as well as Microsoft’s expertise in providing standard platforms, services, and applications.

Health website benefits from Google link

Health website benefits from Google link 03/27/2005 05:50 AM
Sunday Business Post Mar 27 2005 9:01AM GMT

Spitzer Pulls Campaign Ad Off Google AIG
Link

Spitzer Pulls Campaign Ad Off Google AIG
Link 04/06/2005 06:23 PM
Reuters Apr 6 2005 9:57PM GMT

Google Placing Less Emphasis On Link
Popularity?

Google Placing Less Emphasis On Link
Popularity? 03/23/2005 08:11 PM

Google Patent Application : New Link
Filter

Google Patent Application : New Link
Filter 04/06/2005 11:49 AM
Search Engine Journal Apr 6 2005 3:35PM GMT

Google Back Link Update Underway

Google Back Link Update Underway 06/02/2004 04:38 PM
WebProNews Jun 2 2004 8:23PM GMT

Froogle Link Now on Main Google Page

Froogle Link Now on Main Google Page 12/12/2003 06:36 PM

Google Ranking Benefit For Link Titles?

Google Ranking Benefit For Link Titles? 05/14/2004 09:10 AM
WebProNews May 14 2004 1:25PM GMT

Briefly: Google denies FBI link to Gmail

Briefly: Google denies FBI link to Gmail 04/30/2004 12:33 AM
CNET Apr 30 2004 4:31AM GMT

EPIC Grandstanding, Makes Up Google-FBI
Link

EPIC Grandstanding, Makes Up Google-FBI
Link 04/30/2004 02:05 AM
The folks at EPIC usually fight the good fight to protect privacy rights, but they've just gone completely overboard this time. They've filed a Freedom of Information request with the FBI worded in a way to suggest that the FBI is working with Google to launch Gmail as a way to spy on people. Once again, if people dislike the idea of Gmail so much, they have every right not to sign up for it. As if it was even needed, Google has responded by saying that they've never spoken to the FBI about Gmail.

Google Ranking Benefit For Link Titles

Google Ranking Benefit For Link Titles 05/14/2004 07:37 PM
WebProNews,KY-9 hours ago ... the nature of the link itself. (Which is pretty much what the W3C have to say on Link Titles.). Buy Cheese! If you're feeling high ...

Battery saving utility for Microsoft
smartphone released: Auto Switching
Bluetooth BETA

Battery saving utility for Microsoft
smartphone released: Auto Switching
Bluetooth BETA 01/27/2004 10:21 AM
Unfortunately HTC Voyager model of Microsoft smartphone, branded among others as "Orange SPV e200", "Qtek 8080", etc - has no ability to switch on the Bluetooth only then when a call is incoming (so that you could use Bluetooth headset to take the call). You can either switch it on (and then it will stay on for ever and suck battery a lot) or you can switch it off (and then you can´t take calls with Bluetooth headset). It seems that this little utility is fixing this problem.

Yahoo Search vs. Google and Technorati:
Link Counts and Analysis

Yahoo Search vs. Google and Technorati:
Link Counts and Analysis 06/22/2005 02:06 AM
In what I'm sure will become a heavily linked to article, Tristan Louis offers up his recent analysis. I haven't had time to digest it fully, but his conclusions are: Yahoo! generally does a better job at indexing the blogosphere than Google does. We know they have been working hard to improve their index and here's proof that they are getting results Even if Google is the one with the motto about not doing evil, Yahoo! seems to be the...

Zoek in google op raar kapsel en check
de bovenste link

Zoek in google op raar kapsel en check
de bovenste link 01/01/2004 02:17 AM
google

google.nl/search?q=raar+kapsel&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=nl&lr=
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Next best thing to being there

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