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Make Your XML RDF-Friendly
Make Your XML RDF-Friendly
10/30/2002 08:10 PMAs the volume of RDF-consuming applications grow, the authors
demonstrate how XML documents can be made useful to RDF processors as
well as normal XML parsers.
Search Engine Friendly or Search
Friendly?
Search Engine Friendly or Search
Friendly?
08/16/2004 08:00 AMSource: ClickZ - Somewhere along SEM's evolution,
'search-engine-friendly design' came to mean friendly only to Google
or Yahoo. What happened to the user experience?...
"MAKE: Blog: MAKE:DIYcast- our new
audio/podcast experiment!"
"MAKE: Blog: MAKE:DIYcast- our new
audio/podcast experiment!"
04/19/2005 08:36 AMSp2 Not Very PC Friendly
Sp2 Not Very PC Friendly
09/05/2004 02:39 PMTechTree Sep 5 2004 5:52PM GMT
Dog-Friendly
Dog-Friendly
08/18/2004 05:01 PMIt occurred to me not everyone is in on the reason for all the dog
references of late, e.g.: We're making "dog food". We're doing a
release called "Kibble". Our office at 543 Howard St. in S.F. is
dog-friendly by design. Besides the Labradoodles, Cosmo and Chandler
(pictured, though not...
Friendly fire.
Friendly fire.
06/05/2005 10:55 PMA tale of a modern day soldier, killed in action. A hero to some, a
enemy soldier to others, some words about the death of Pat Tillman.
Friendly Installer
Friendly Installer
06/30/2004 05:51 PMRIAA-friendly P2P?
RIAA-friendly P2P?
09/23/2004 09:58 PM
Grouper, a different form of P2P."The Grouper program
does not allow file sharing of music, only streaming. However, you may
share other types of files as a download. On the plus side for the
persons sharing, Grouper allows the formation of mini networks with
email verification. The advantage of this is no script kiddies or
annoying fake files from the RIAA." You are sharing
privately between friends.
Welc
ome to the world of legal online music ambiguity. Say hello to
Grouper. Friendly Reminder
Friendly Reminder
10/29/2003 12:10 AMJust a friendly reminder, from the MacMerc crew, to start packing your
car with camping supplies, head out to your nearest Apple Retail
Store, find a close parking spot, and set your alarms for Friday, 8PM.
Happy camping!
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MacDesignPhones get friendly
Phones get friendly
06/23/2004 05:31 PMUSA Today Jun 23 2004 9:52PM GMT
Trying to make Web services make sense
Trying to make Web services make sense
06/22/2004 07:29 AMMultiple standards muddy the waters and keep customers from taking the
Web services plunge.
Linux Getting More User Friendly
Linux Getting More User Friendly
02/03/2003 10:14 AMThe old line on Linux that it was hard to install and harder to
maintain is finally starting to give way: "...a fresh Redhat 8.0
install its amazing how far its come. The Font's, icon crispness and
overall look is light years from where it was."
Will Wi-Fi Travel the Friendly Skies?
Will Wi-Fi Travel the Friendly Skies?
12/11/2003 06:10 AMMac-Friendly Arts Center
Mac-Friendly Arts Center
06/21/2004 12:15 PMThe music theory department where the tablet PCs are being tested
bristles with Mac technology. By Mike Wendland, MacMove.com (via
MyAppleMenu)
The Poop on Eco-Friendly Diapers
The Poop on Eco-Friendly Diapers
04/27/2004 04:40 AMQuick, which is better for the environment, cloth or disposable
diapers? If you're just not sure, you're not alone. Despite reams of
research, no one can give a definitive answer. By Elisa Batista.
Airtel Gets Student-friendly
Airtel Gets Student-friendly
12/27/2004 08:51 AMTechTree Dec 27 2004 11:54AM GMT
Add friendly aliases for AIM contacts in
Mac AIM 4.7
Add friendly aliases for AIM contacts in
Mac AIM 4.7
06/21/2004 10:46 AMSo the latest versiion of AIM for Mac lets you create friendly names
for mobile and ICQ numbers you add to your buddy list. Alas, you can't
do this for AIM/AOL buddies ... or can you?
Most other AIM clients such as Adium an...
FeedBurner is Subscriber-Friendly
FeedBurner is Subscriber-Friendly
02/01/2005 08:42 PMKudos to FeedBurner for
their new subs
criber-friendly feed styling. Until one-click subscription is
supported by browsers, this is a step in the right direction.
PS: If you'd like to take a peek at the subscriber-friendly
styling, view my Dexter
RSS feed in your browser.
Friendly comment count
Friendly comment count
12/19/2004 03:14 PMFor the comment counts on the various indexes on this blog, I am using
my Switch plugin in tandem with...
Printer Friendly Pages Through CSS
Printer Friendly Pages Through CSS
06/05/2004 05:52 AMPrint It Your
Way: This is an article about how to creqating your own printable
versions of Web pages when there's no printer-friendly version
provided. Essentially your over-ride the designer's stylesheet with
your own.
...what happens when there is no printable version, or the
printable version includes ads or other settings that don't suit you,
the user? That's where user stylesheets come in. Armed with a little
CSS knowledge and some web development tools, you can easily create
your own print versions formatted exactly the way you want
them.
However, this is also a great tutorial on how to create
printer-friendly versions of your own site's pages via CSS.
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Is AOL More Ad-User Friendly?
(AdWeek.com)
Is AOL More Ad-User Friendly?
(AdWeek.com)
09/22/2004 06:38 PMAdWeek.com - As an ad medium, America Online has struggled to compete
with rivals Yahoo! and Microsoft's MSN. But nine-month AOL Me-dia
Networks president Michael J. Kelly declares the Time Warner unit has
turned the corner--and some advertisers and agencies agree.
Building with wood is eco-friendly?
Building with wood is eco-friendly?
09/22/2004 08:30 AM
David Pescovitz:
A new research report shows that wood is one of the greener materials
that can be used to build homes. According to the report, prepared by
the
Consortium for Research on
Renewable Industrial Materials, the environmental impact of
fabricating building materials and actually constructing a home is
more intense than most people realize. And while the industry has
slowly moved away from wood, the use of dead trees may actually be
better (well, less bad) than other products and techniques. From a
press release about the report:
The research showed that wood framing used 17 percent less
energy than steel construction for a typical house built in Minnesota,
and 16 percent less energy than a house using concrete construction in
Atlanta. And in these two examples, the use of wood had 26-31 percent
less global warming potential...The growth of wood in renewable
forests works to "sequester" and remove carbon from the atmosphere,
and fewer carbon emissions are created in the processing needed to
produce wood products than their steel and concrete counterparts.
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Friendly Fire By Design
Friendly Fire By Design
07/29/2004 01:10 PM
I give our fighting forces a
hard time, sometimes, but it's not because I think they are all
babykiller jugheads (which is too bad, because I hate babies). In
fact, one of the worst things I can think of is fighting for your
country and taking a bullet or worse, then lying in a combat zone
bleeding to death because it's too dangerous to send in a medic. Well,
thankfully, the Pentagon -- who has never found a problem they
couldn't shoot a missile at -- has developed an 32-inch long
Quick-MEDS projectile that can be fired by an unmanned flying drone at
wounded soldiers without jeopardizing unwounded troops; the projectile
is filled with blood, bandages, oxygen, burn packs, vaccines, and
bio-chem antidotes -- a medical missile.
Read -
MEDICAL MISSILE PREPPED FOR LAUNCH [DefenseTech]
Sun gets Microsoft-friendly with
promotion
Sun gets Microsoft-friendly with
promotion
09/01/2004 03:12 PMSun Microsystems Inc. has found one more way to cozy up to users of
Microsoft Corp. products without actually shipping the Windows
operating system on its computers.
2.4GHz-Friendly Phones?
2.4GHz-Friendly Phones?
08/07/2004 05:33 PMRedmond's friendly face
Redmond's friendly face
07/06/2004 01:54 AMUSA Today Jul 6 2004 6:04AM GMT
Hacker-Friendly OSX Description
Hacker-Friendly OSX Description
01/22/2004 05:05 AMFortunately, there's plenty of interesting people using Mac OS X. One
of the pretty interesting reviews I have recently discovered...
Internet not disabled-friendly
Internet not disabled-friendly
04/14/2004 10:22 AMDevon Herald Express Apr 14 2004 2:07PM GMT
Mac-friendly Venture Capital?
Mac-friendly Venture Capital?
06/05/2005 11:24 PMMac Friendly Web Conferencing Systems
Mac Friendly Web Conferencing Systems
06/05/2005 11:24 PMUN-friendly error messages in IIS
UN-friendly error messages in IIS
08/28/2004 04:16 AM'Virtual PC' Still Slow But More User
Friendly
'Virtual PC' Still Slow But More User
Friendly
03/30/2005 04:22 AM By Dennis Sellers, Macsimum
Friendly URLs in Movable Type
Friendly URLs in Movable Type
02/01/2005 08:40 PMArve has written a very nice tutorial covering how to set up Movable
Type to use search engine and user friendly url's. Not only does he
show how to set up Movable Type so you can customise the url's
yourself,...
Making computers more elderly friendly
Making computers more elderly friendly
05/15/2004 02:45 AMIHT May 15 2004 6:42AM GMT
Making DVDs user friendly
Making DVDs user friendly
02/01/2005 10:12 PMI have been messing around with a
similar conundrum. I have a PocketPC that I drag everywhere and just
got a 1Gb SDIO card that works with it. I found a product called
DVD2PPC which rips DVDs to WMV files compressed to the viewed on the
PocketPC. It works pretty well. Sometimes the audio track is off. But
for the most part it works. and I get 5-8 movies on my PPC.
I'll be that Apple is discussing with
studios about movie downloads. The iPod is the perfect platform for
this. My PocketPC plays video and it won't be long before iPods
do.
I guess I’m not
typical.
It’s rare for me to watch a DVD at home anymore.
If I’m watching TV, it’s a basketball game, something on
HDNet/Movies, or one of the HD channels, or something I Tivo’d.
Typically Dave Chappelle or Law & Order.
About the
only time I actually place an actual DVD into a DVD player is when
it’s for my daughter.
That’s not to say I
don’t want to watch DVDs, or I haven’t watched
DVD’s. I do, and I have.
I watched them in hotel
rooms on my PC. I’ve watched them on my PC when I’m
on a plane. Mostly, and I’m sure this was my fault for not
being careful, I watched half ‘till the end, the other
half until they stopped playing because of a scratch.
Is
there anything more irritating than a scratched DVD?
So I
thought I would do something about it. I have
already written about how I think hard drives will have a
significant part to play in how we experience and watch video content.
What I hadn’t done personally was take the time to convert
DVD’s I had PURCHASED to a format that could be easily stored on
my new remote control sized, 80gbs Firelight.
My plan was to
take the drive, stuff it with movies, and use it to launch movies I
could watch on the road.
What a pain in the ass.
I used
3 different rippers. All pretty much worked in realtime. Slow. Tedius.
Didn’t rip correctly every time. My dream of taking 20 or
so movies on the road with me died a sad death halfway through the
boredom of coming back and checking to see if Dodgeball was done.
Which leads to the “aren’t I the customer here
moment,” we all have.
Why isn’t an AVI, DIVX, WMV,
MOV or any format of computer usable video put on one of the
DVD’s ? Anything but those pain in the ass VOB files. Most
DVD’s have the less than 1gbs in space left.
It can be
copy protected for those studios with Piraphobia (fear of
piracy). I just need the ability to copy it 3 or 4 times
(don’t want to be left off when I put it on my new 250gbs
mobile drive next year ).
I would even pay a premium for
it…Put a sticker on the package saying this DVD has a format
compatible with PC hard drives.
Better yet, you could put it
online. Let me put my DVD in, it checks your website for
authenticity, I give you my demographic information, you let me
download a file I can put on my hard drive.
You win, the
customer wins and guess what? When it comes time to buy a DVD, and
it’s a toss up between the movie that makes it easy for me, the
customer, vs. the one who doesn’t care about me. Guess which one
I pick ?
If no one wants me as their customer, then I do more
of what I’m starting to do now. I take the movies and tv shows I
record from my computer based PVR and copy them to my little harddrive
(in minutes for everything), and watch them on the road instead of
buying your DVD’s.
Complications lose customers.
Simplification gets customers.
Related.
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[Blog
Maverick]
Oracle Pilots the Friendly Skies
Oracle Pilots the Friendly Skies
07/28/2004 11:05 AMThe FAA peppers its relationship with the database giant's 10g
products to
create electronic maps of the skies.
A designer makes IE developer friendly
A designer makes IE developer friendly
11/06/2003 01:32 PMA clever designer figured out how to run IE 5, 5.5, and 6
concurrently in windows XP. I'm going through it right now,
installing the two old browsers so I can test on them, but the first
thought that comes to mind after "woo hoo! finally!" is "why
in the hell didn't MS and their developer network show anyone how to
do this 5 years ago?" Why on earth would they not
want you to be able to do this? Since the instructions are so simple,
I'm going to assume someone, somewhere in MS' IE browser group (since
disbanded) knew all along this was possible. What possible explanation
would keep them from releasing the simple info and making developers
the world over happier to use MS products? And how many developers
asked MS how they could do this (starting since IE 5 came out) that
they ignored? [via sidesh0w]
PC displays can be made game-friendly
PC displays can be made game-friendly
11/15/2003 09:53 AMChicago Tribune Nov 15 2003 8:29AM ET
XandrosOS: User-friendly to a fault
XandrosOS: User-friendly to a fault
02/16/2004 01:14 PMReg Review Linux with all the drawbacks of Windows
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