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Seven redux
Seven redux
04/07/2005 12:53 PM
The final scene of
"Seven" performed by stuffed animals. VWB Flyboy Redux
VWB Flyboy Redux
12/24/2004 12:16 PM
There's more to this VWB Flyboy that we talked about yesterday than I thought. First of all, it
looks to have been around as an OEM design for a while, as US Modular
is selling a 20GB version of their own through the Army/Air Force Exchange for $369 and Buy.com is selling it for $289 after rebate. And while cheap
doesn't always mean better, it certainly is a nice place to start.
ReST vs RPC Redux
ReST vs RPC Redux
03/11/2003 11:53 AMIt looks like SOAP is destined to continue to be maligned and
misunderstood.
Dave Winer is
upset because not everybody limits themselves to his
narrow RPC profile of
SOAP usage. Non-RPC usage of SOAP isn't new - it was always
in the
spec.
And things that fit Dave's narrow profile continue to interop.
Mark Baker is
upset because SOAP permits usages which are not, in his and
many people's opinion, well architected. Usages such as
RPC. While many of Mark's arguments resonate with me, he
tends to throw the baby out with the bathwater. He might as
well say that Python is not a good language for building REST
systems because it can also be used for RPC.
Meanwhile, where Mark
throws up
his hands, others are
making progress.
Waterbox redux
Waterbox redux
03/06/2004 01:51 AMThe music of Waterbox, part of this site's Classics department, is
back online for your listening pleasure. Tracks were cut in the 1980s,
using a prototype Akai MG1212 integrated 12-track recorder/mixer.
Hardware Redux
Hardware Redux
12/27/2003 01:38 PMI’d be remiss not to pass on more of the helpful information
people have sent in response to the recent whine about the iBook’s
shortcomings:
- As posted before, uControl makes
remapping troublesome analphabetic keys easy, e.g., putting fn keys
back into usefulness and killing the caps lock, though it does require
you to be utterly up to date, Panther-wise.
- Regarding FM transmitters, Jonathan Woolson recommends this C Crane
device.
- Jonathan also mentions the importer of some industrial
design porn from Japan: titanium/aluminium Powerbook and iBook
stands that solve heat buildup problems and which echo the seemingly
unkillable trend of vertically-oriented food in restaurants.
- The heat under the left handrest can be reduced by NOT unchecking, as I had done, the option to
‘put the hard disk to sleep whenever possible’ when the
power adaptor is plugged in (thanks to Marshall Sokoloff for pointing out that
the disk, not the processor, is in that spot).
- The glowing sleep light can of course be covered with white
electrician’s tape, much in the same way that the television
screen can be painted black whenever a Jude Law movie comes on.
Badgers: Redux
Badgers: Redux
12/19/2003 11:36 AM Flash Friday Badgers: Redux Fat Club redux
Fat Club redux
08/27/2004 01:34 PM
Yesterday, Mutsumi in our office told me half a
dozen times that I looked "bigger". I'd been thinking about how to
lose some weight and I remembered
Fa
t Club because
Jan
e linked to a Fat Club entry on her blog. For some reason, I seem
to be able to motivate myself to lose weight when I'm competing. I
asked everyone in our office if they wanted to join Fat Club 2004.
Kuri,
Jim and
Nob agreed to participate. The race
is to see who can lose 10% of their body weight first and sustain it
for one week. The last one in has to be a slave to the winner for a
day. Slave rights can be sold or rented. We decided to set up a
private wiki to organize this event.
Mizuka bought a fancy scale awhile ago hinting that I should
probably lose some weight. I jumped on it this morning and it told me
that I had the body of a 49 year old. (I'm 38.) The fancy scale uses
Bioelectric Impedance to measure your body fat and calculates basal
metabolism, body fat percentage, muscle percentage, internal body fat
level, your body mass index and your body age equivalent. Let me just
say it was very motivating. This new scale has 6 contacts, two for
your hands and 4 for your feet and seems more accurate than some of
the older models.
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Democracy Redux
Democracy Redux
03/31/2005 02:34 PMWhat we may end up with as part of this push towards "democracy" in
the Middle East is civil war. Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine are
all on the brink of it now. Are we better off with this?
BlogTalk Redux
BlogTalk Redux
07/08/2004 08:25 PMSorry to have missed this year's
BlogTalk gathering in Vienna. I
participated in the one last year, and got some eye-opening material
from European bloggers.
Joi Ito set up
this wiki about
the event.
DanceMob Redux
DanceMob Redux
12/19/2004 03:31 PMFollowing our forays during the Republican National Convention, many
in our DanceMob declared that dancing in the streets had been so much
gosh-darned fun that it would be a good thing to do even without a
targeted political motive. I agree. There is something mysteriously
liberating about making a fool of yourself in public. Dancing anywhere
is good. Dancing someplace unexpected is better. Dancing like we were
in this video clip is sweet indeed. I wonder if it's ever apolitical
though... I came away from our previous experience believing that in
America at this time, all dancing is revolutionary. It really does
feel to me that this election is more about culture than policy. There
are two primary cultures presently at odds in America. One of them is
inclined to dance, the other is not. During the Convention, I found us
creating a kind of litmus test. It was very easy to see in peoples'
reaction to us which side of that divide they were on. But it also
seemed to make some converts. While, on some faces, the sour pucker
only deepened as we drew closer, there were many others who smiled and
drew encouragement from our good energy. So, like many of you, I think
we ought to do it again. Indeed, I think we should start making a
regular practice of it, sort of like the dancing equivalent of the
Critical Mass bicyclists. I'm arbitrarily selecting the 3rd Friday of
every month. (Which may have to be seasonal, but we'll see...) Thus, I
hope you will join me this Friday evening for a new DanceMob action in
New York City. Here's the deal: PLACE: Zocalo, on the Food Concourse
of Grand Central Station DATE: Friday, October 22 TIME: 6:00 pm. (That
is, we'll start to gather at 6 and probably head out at around 7:00,
to be realistic.) Zocalo is a good but not great Mexican restaurant in
the basement of Grand Central Station. Their main attraction, aside
from being central to good dancing territory, is a pretty swell blood
orange margarita. Suck down a few of those and you'll be willing to
dance anywhere. It's hard to say about the weather, of course. I
wanted to do it last Friday and was dissuaded by the forecast.
(Fortunately, as it turns out. There was a bleak rain falling just as
we would have ventured out.) The current forecast is more promising,
but if it turns vile on us, we can always just dance in Grand Central
Station, something I've always wanted to do. Those of you did this
before know what a hoot it is and need little persuading. Those of you
who haven't should come and experience it. I'm pretty sure you won't
regret it. If you have any questions or suggestions, please give me a
call on 917/863-2037. Or e-mail me at barlow@eff.org. You can also
contact our incredibly dedicated Subcommandte Scott Piscitelli at
646/342-5077 or spmonkeyking@yahoo.com....
LLSSRV Redux
LLSSRV Redux
03/19/2005 03:11 AMDave Aitel (Mar 17 2005)
WebJay redux
WebJay redux
04/09/2004 04:11 PMFree
music that streams to your media player.
Free music that streams to your media player
Posted Apr 9, 2004, 7:46 AM ET by Alberto Escarlate
From Wired
News: Webjay, is a website
in which users build their own playlists of free music — like a
mix tape — and share them with friends. It doesn’t store the
files, but it pulls together the URLs for each track and puts them in
a playlist format.
Webjay regular Brett Singer, a New York theater producer
and computer consultant, builds playlists in his spare time. He’s
created more than 50 collections with titles like Song-a-Day, a list
made up of songs he has chosen each day for the past two months. On
March 28, he had a seaweed treatment, so he chose a song by the group
Seaweed Soup. He picked a song called “Party Party” on the
occasion of his kid’s birthday party.
There isn’t only music playlists. You can find Lawrence
Lessig’s “Free Culture” read aloud by miscellaneous
people: Lessig/Free Culture audiobook project.[The Digital Music
Weblog]
Congrats to Lucas Gonze. The meme spreads.
OpenReviews - redux
OpenReviews - redux
03/14/2005 05:09 PMSo following up on years of work by Alf Eaton - the folks at
PubSub have released - 'structured blogging' which takes Reviews
to the next step - with a nice
UI plug-in for WordPress.
Somebody nominate this man to be head of OpenReviews! And don't
forget OpenRecipes! Meg Hourihan needs somewhere to store all her
fine new trick.
via PhotoMatt
Surgery Redux
Surgery Redux
12/07/2003 09:24 AMweblog.burningbird.net/fires/life/surgery_redux.htm#comment8347
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Atom/W3C redux
Atom/W3C redux
06/04/2004 08:39 AMMatt May: We at W3C like Atom. Speaking for myself, my concern remains
about openness, not time to market. The one thing that I felt
that
was not adequately explored in the meeting was the possibility that
there might be a difference from a legal perspective between these two
organizations. ...
More Unleashed Redux
More Unleashed Redux
06/29/2004 02:38 AMWe've received confirmation that Hasbro is currently soliciting orders
for their
Unleashed wave 11 assortment.
JahShaka redux
JahShaka redux
01/07/2004 05:06 PM
Jahshaka will set you free.
Open Source Video Editing
system that works on Linux and OS-X and
other platforms.
[Om Malik's Broadband Blog]
My buddy JahShaka is back at it. 4:4:4, open source, composting and
animation.
Scripting by the Bay, Redux
Scripting by the Bay, Redux
04/11/2005 08:22 PMMatt Neuburg (~100 words)
Scripting by the Bay,
Redux -- For those who need to acquire or hone AppleScript
skills, Shane Stanley and Ray Robertson will once again be leading
their wonderfully intensive AppleScript Pro sessions, 02-May-05
through 06-May-05, in beautiful Monterey, California. I'm slated once
again to teach my famous "forced march through AppleScript
Studio" class. One source of real excitement is the question of
whether Tiger will have shipped in time; if it does, we'll be able to
talk about the new features, such as BLEEEP and
BOOOP (sorry, censored by the NDA police). [MAN]
Threads Redux
Threads Redux
06/22/2005 02:04 AMThe June 12th On
Threads piece got slashdotted (twenty thousand hits for a 2,300
word hard-tech piece, not bad), which provoked really interesting
feedback from (among others) David Dagastine, Greg
Wilson, and Ben Holm,
along with pointers to some related work. All those pointers are worth
following, and some of the points are worth a little more
discussion...
First Primary: A Bit of Redux
First Primary: A Bit of Redux
01/28/2004 12:08 AMJohn Kerry has now done what none of his rivals for the Democratic
nomination have yet come close to doing: He has won twice.
Yucca Redux
Yucca Redux
07/23/2004 01:23 AMThe flowers on
that
Yucca have died, but gracefully...
Open How-tos redux
Open How-tos redux
07/28/2004 09:52 AMOne of the coolio things we've got built into 1UP is the notion of
a game expert. Any kid can declare themselves an "expert" of any of
our 11,000+ games in our database.
When someone lands on a Game overview page - 'some' of the experts
for that game are displayed..... (can't show them ALL = too many!)
I myself used to be an expert of Joust, Defender and Prof. Pac-Man.
Maybe it was because I knew the folks who programmed those games (and
got expert advice from) or because I happened to be a programmer
myself of ProfPac - but anyway......
Finding expertise and help from the open distributed net will be
aBIG business moving forward. And haviong standards to help us find
each other and perhaps even barter help, will also be key....
So now Ming the Mchanic (Flemming Funch) picks up a thread started
by Kevin Kelly and Seb on Open How-tos. How-to tutorials are a deep,
rich kind of micro-content with very clear structures, intentions and
applications.
This is a PERFECT new kind of effort.
It would also dovetail nicely with some requests I've been getting
from people for a 'OpenLists' effort. Though Lists don't really have
a need for schemas, they're certainly something that people want -
which (by definition) should be enough. I just tell folks
"get it into OPML" for now....
He
re's the post from Ming.....
From Seb
Paquet:
Kevin Kelly
asks:"What are the best how-to books, videos,
software, websites that you've ever seen? I don't care what the topic
is, I am primarily interested in the
execution."
Building a distributed body of how-tos
would be another great application of structured blogging.
Paging Marc Canter: must add Open How-Tos
to your list of digital lifestyle standards.
Update: Jeremy picks up the digital lifestyle aggregator
idea:"Now imagine that profile as a sort of
e-portfolio, containing most of the stuff you careed about, things you
were thinking about, connecting you to everyone else who wanted to
learn the same things, helping you find the information and resources
that would help you learn... "
Yes, yes,
yes. Of course we need all of that. A comprehensive open archive of
the how-tos for ... most everything. And an easy way of finding
everybody who want to do the same things. And we might actually get to
work.
[Mi
ng the Mechanic]
Regulation Redux
Regulation Redux
05/28/2004 01:59 PMYou may have to vouch for your information security in the
not-too-distant future as regulators get restless over cyber-attacks.
RVW Redux - OpenReviews
RVW Redux - OpenReviews
04/09/2005 05:50 PMHey Arnaud - take a look at what Alf Eaton
just updated - this time utilizing Mozilla's GreaseMonkey.
Since you've been impelementing Structured blogging in OPML
- why don't you get everything into Alf's namespace - and set up a
shared Review server.
I bet the lower case semantic web folks will create a microformat
called 'review' - or maybe it's has to be a smaller chunk of 'info' -
like 'morsel' - or 'hotel room key' or 'tire'.
But it's not a coincidence that all this activity is starting to
percolate. It was destined to happen - once people got tired of
talking about "what is blogging."
What's been missing up til now have been the specific namespaces or
microformat types - which are appearing, bottom up, literally out of
the woodwork.
And with services and APIs like Google Maps, Flickt, de.licio.us
and EVDB available - how long will it be til we have aggregators
supporting these formats - presenting "easy-to-use" interfaces for
humans.
Next step after that - is that it's all available on our
smartphones and then we can give Howard Rheingold what I promised him:
"tools for the mob." And make Russell Beattie happy.
Nukamiso redux
Nukamiso redux
06/22/2005 02:38 AM
Nukazuke is a type of Japanese traditional
pickling that requires a special kind of mash that is made from rice
husks and a number of other ingredients. This mash is called
nukamiso. Some
nukamiso is very old and it requires
a special touch and constant mixing to maintain the special flavor.
Vegetables are typically stuck in the
nukamiso overnight or
for the day.
I wrote a Nukamiso guide was which I last updated in April
1999. Since then, I have moved twice and in the process, killed my
poor nukamiso. My original nukamiso seeded from
three 50 year old nukamiso's and a 25 year old
nukamiso, two from Kyoto and two from Tokyo. Killing it was
an unforgivable sin. Since then, Mizuka and I have felt so guilty,
that it took a lot of courage to decide to start up again. The trigger
was receiving a batch of the best eggplant nukamiso that I've
ever had. The container contained a healthy amount of the
nukamiso in addition to the eggplant and the instructions
suggested that you could seed your nukamiso with this. We
tried some vegetables from our garden and it was excellent, so we went
and got a cedar tub today.
In the past, we lived in western houses so one of the challenges
was keeping the nukamiso as cold as possible in the summer.
This was partially the cause of the demise of our last
nukamiso. This time, we now live in a traditional Japanese
house has an opening to the space under the kitchen. Japanese houses
typically store pickles and other things that need to stay cool in
this space. Unlike doing nukamiso from purchased vegetables,
we will be able to feed our nuka-chan with fresh home grown
veggies.
I just
Flickr'd some of the pictures.
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Total Annihilation Redux
Total Annihilation Redux
06/22/2004 01:26 AMI was in the store the other day, looking for a new computer game in
the less than ten dollar range. I stop in every once in a while to see
which old favorites now had cheap jewel case versions. This month I
got very lucky and found a copy of Total Annihilation for six dollars.
Sure, the game is now seven years old, but it is still a classic
in the RTS (Real Time Strategy) genre. I've gotten burned out on
Galactic Battleground and Age of Empires II lately, which are the same
for the most part, except for different graphics. Total Annihilation
was a leap forward in the RTS evolutionary chain.
Other News: MyTunes Redux
Other News: MyTunes Redux
09/08/2004 11:02 AMAnother iTunes-sharing utility debuts.
Macy's Robosapian Redux
Macy's Robosapian Redux
08/16/2004 07:38 PM
Reader Rickie Chang took this sweet shot of the Macy's Robosapian
(click it for higher-resolution). Could the Thanksgiving Day Parade
next?
Also, Keith Kin Yan took a bunch of great pics, too, which I'll
link. You guys both rock in a total e minor, ultimate robot doom sort
of way! And thanks again, Chuck, for the original picture. You are the
soaring counterpoint solo to Keith and Rickie's dark rhythmic
churnings.
Look - Giant
RoboSapian! [Overshadowed]
Related
Giant Robosapian Attacks Macy's [Gizmodo]
SQWebMail Templates Redux
SQWebMail Templates Redux
02/13/2004 03:28 AMMy complaints about sqwebmails standard templates has been one of the
more read articles here, unfortunately, we haven’t found any...
AlterNet: Reagan Redux
AlterNet: Reagan Redux
06/09/2004 10:23 PMBattle of the Batteries Redux
Battle of the Batteries Redux
09/25/2004 07:04 PMG4 Tech TV Sep 25 2004 11:12PM GMT
"Reagan and Bush 43 Redux"
"Reagan and Bush 43 Redux"
06/08/2004 08:23 PMRelevant and Useful, In a Catalog Redux
Relevant and Useful, In a Catalog Redux
12/08/2003 03:29 AMNew York Times Dec 8 2003 2:13AM ET
Oldest Working PC (redux)
Oldest Working PC (redux)
01/22/2004 03:09 AMMore letters Spaced out
Gutter modules redux
Gutter modules redux
07/22/2004 01:30 PMJulian Bond has submitted a great
idea to the LazyWeb - I guess assuming that one Ben Hammersely will jump
through the proverbial hoop and hack it right up - with some of those
sexy shell scripts he and Danny O'Brien love to talk about.
Here's Julian's
idea......
Imagine a block in the margin of Joi Ito's weblog.
Last update: 9:23am.
Location: Geneva Airport.
Listening: Monkey Radio.
Last seen in IRC: Channel #joiito 1m43s ago.
Phone: On a call.
Last Meeting: Davros.
Next meeting: Supernova.
Mood:Inspired
That sounds like to me - a lot of what MeNowDocument could
handle, with new kinds of micro-content inside of it, with new kinds
of collaboration inspired by it.
It also reminds me of a contest we tried to do with CMP back in
'95-'96 "Where's
Barlow?".
All in all - I'd say blog gutter stuff is coming into it's own.
Credit Jason DeFillippo with much
of this. His Blogrolling.com (now owned by Tucows) was the first
service I ever saw which utilized this idea of blog gutter
'stuff'.
I was so inspired - I came up with a wh
ole strategy for Jason.
So now we have Tribe Cast, Ping.net, Blogshares, Technorati,
Laszlo's BlogBox and various forms of RSS feeds.
Isn't life getting interesting?
Oh yah - and Google AdSense.
Mobile Video Redux
Mobile Video Redux
07/21/2004 12:38 PM
Mobile Video is going to be the
killer app. It is *so* compelling. Screw the nay-sayers who
go on about postage-stamp sized screens, etc. This is going to be a
killer use for next gen networks. It'll be the *reason* to buy the
phone (the definition of a killer app). Think about all the time being
spent on Tetris right now and replace that with streaming MTV and you
get what I'm talking about.
Also in reverse. Taking video with your mobile then posting it online
is going to be huge as well. It goes back to my Personal Broadcasting
mantra I repeat over and over again. With a $300 UMTS phone and a free
Blogger account, suddenly everyone's a Live From The Scene Reporter.
There's been many times in our history where people were able to
publish to the masses - even before desktop publishing was big. Think
about those old high-school "ditto" machines. But broadcasting?
Distributing video and sound out to hundreds, thousands, tens of
thousands of people? Very few people in the history have had that
ability until now. Look out Ted Turner, here comes the real 24/7 news.
And even less ambitious uses are insanely compelling. Mobile video
means no more searching for the camcorder when the kid does something
cool. No more "Say hi to Nana... no, no. Say hi. Say hi. Hmm. he was
talking a minute ago." Instead it's all captured and sent in a blink
of an eye, or streamed live while you chat. This stuff is *cool* and
its *here*
We need mobile media services quick! I want my TiVo streamed to my
phone! I want a real-time Real and WMV to 3GP conversion server! I
want XM Radio, but over WCDMA! I want a video conference with the
iChat A/V guys! I want to have access to all media! Now! Ever see that
commercial where the guy walks into an old hotel and asks about what
stations they get and the lady says something like "We have every
station, movie, television show and play ever created." Yeah! That's
what I want! Now! In my hand!
Are you with me!? :-D
-Russ
[Russell
Beattie Notebook]
I am so with you - my brother!
And I finally get to meet you on Friday at BlogON - coolio!
MSNBC - Conspiracy Redux
MSNBC - Conspiracy Redux
07/19/2004 06:36 AMMERYL STREEP: I'M NOT PLAYING HILLARY .. preview article .. Jonathan
Demme .. Yeah Right
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Behr paint redux
Behr paint redux
01/07/2004 05:04 PMLast night my Radio blog stopped working - so I didn't get a chance
to post this image from the Behr paint Laszlo app.
It's so cool I decided to make it into it's own post.
Check it out folks - it's truley revolutionary. We all know it can
be done. But they've done it! Laszlo has gone beyond HTML -
bringing a whole new world of possibilities to the web. You'd be
wrong in not checking out Laszlo. It was important for Macromedia to
rip off and copy.
:-)
Laszlo combined with FOAF combined with blogging, with a little
eCommerce and IM thrown in for fun - is gonna rock teh house in
2004!
How the World Can Be Saved, Redux
How the World Can Be Saved, Redux
02/15/2004 02:35 PMRecent proposals for dealing with what experts call a dangerous new
phase of nuclear proliferation are based on ideas that emerged over 60
years ago.
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