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Introducing Google Gulp

Introducing Google Gulp 04/02/2005 12:49 AM
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AOL exercises Google warrants: ZDNet
Australia: News: Business

AOL exercises Google warrants: ZDNet
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Yahoo! May 9 2004 10:55PM GMT

Computerworld Australia: Google Sysadmin
Preaches Debian for Software Management

Computerworld Australia: Google Sysadmin
Preaches Debian for Software Management 06/20/2004 07:11 PM
"Caught up in the tangle of manually installing and updating software, enterprises can find a tip or two in the open source community’s book on how to streamline the process..."

AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia

AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia 04/02/2005 04:53 AM
AirG, the most innovative supplier of advanced multiplayer mobile entertainment solutions has been chosen by Virgin Mobile Australia to expand its JAVA games content service and manage all provisioning for future content releases, including testing and quality assurance. [PRWEB Apr 2, 2005]

Introducing SVGeneral.com

Introducing SVGeneral.com 06/16/2004 02:19 AM
Inbay Ltd today announced the release of SVGeneral.com (www.svgeneral.com)- a new web portal dedicated to the increasingly popular Scaleable Vector Graphics (SVG) format. [PRWEB Jun 16, 2004]

Introducing PyRXP

Introducing PyRXP 02/11/2004 08:28 PM
In Uche Ogbuji's latest Python and XML column he examines PyRXP, discovering that it's not a conformant XML parser. He recommends the use of the PyRXPU variant instead.

Introducing the Canvas

Introducing the Canvas 07/05/2004 02:29 PM

Another extension we made to HTML is a new element called the canvas. This element is essentially an image element that supports programmatic drawing. The way it works is that you can invoke a method called getContext on the canvas and then you have access to a whole range of 2d drawing calls. This element is how the hands of the Dashboard clock are drawn in HTML. The canvas fully participates in CSS styling too, so you can give it borders or background images while still painting the foreground content programmatically.

In addition to the canvas element, we've also introduced a new attribute onto the img element. The composite attribute allows you to control how an image gets composited. The default is source-over, which is how images are normally composited on the Web, but now we've introduced other values for more complex compositing operations. Especially in the Dashboard with its transparent windows, these other compositing operations become useful, since you can use this feature to "punch holes" to the desktop, allowing for all sorts of wild irregular shapes.

Hello : Introducing BloggerBot

Hello : Introducing BloggerBot 08/21/2004 05:48 AM
Hello : Introducing BloggerBot: "Hello is brought to you by Picasa. www.picasa.com", and Picasa is now free, brought to you by Google, who also bought Blogger. I wonder if having all these talented people under one roof means that they'll worry more about interoperating (technically and strategically) with eachother than with ...

Introducing Everything TypePad!

Introducing Everything TypePad! 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
We're proud to announce the launch of our new Everything TypePad! weblog, listing tips, tricks, information and status updates on...

Introducing...FeedDemon 1.0!

Introducing...FeedDemon 1.0! 12/30/2003 12:06 AM

I'm very pleased to introduce the final release of FeedDemon 1.0. My thanks to everyone who helped test FeedDemon - a lot of people spent a great deal of time putting the various betas through the ringer, and your feedback has been very much appreciated!

So, without further adieu, I invite you to download FeedDemon 1.0.

If you're interested in buying a copy, you can get it right now for the introductory price of US$29.95. The simplest way to order is to download the trial version, install it, then click the "Order Now!" button (or select Help > Order Now).

If you run into any problems ordering or activating FeedDemon, please let me know by posting in the new feeddemon.support.sales newsgroup.

Mac Tip: Introducing iCal

Mac Tip: Introducing iCal 09/25/2004 07:57 AM
G4 Tech TV Sep 25 2004 11:19AM GMT

Introducing PyXML (XML.com)

Introducing PyXML (XML.com) 09/26/2002 10:41 AM

Introducing PyXML

Introducing PyXML 09/25/2002 06:11 PM
In the second Python and XML column, Uche Ogbuji introduces PyXML, the add-on XML library which builds upon Python's core XML support.

Introducing HLink

Introducing HLink 09/25/2002 06:11 PM
Kendall Clark provides an introduction to HLink, the linking language invented by the XHTML 2.0 Working Group as an alternative to XLink.

Features: Introducing o:XML

Features: Introducing o:XML 07/21/2004 06:32 PM
o:XML is an innovative object-oriented programming language in which XML is a first class type and also provides the concrete syntax.

Introducing UseModWiki

Introducing UseModWiki 04/04/2005 10:55 AM
Wiki software implements the simple idea that Web pages should be easy, even trivial, to create, and that anyone reading the page should be able to correct, improve, revise and add to the page. Wikis (the word means "quick" in Hawaiian) have become popular on the World Wide Web. With simple formatting rules to make it easy to build well-organized hyperlinked pages, a wiki becomes an efficient means of creating a Web site. One worthwhile wiki for business collaboration is Clifford Adam's UseModWiki.

Introducing Markdown

Introducing Markdown 04/09/2004 04:07 PM

I've written a text-to-HTML formatting tool called Markdown, which is now available for download.

Introducing mod_parrot

Introducing mod_parrot 12/24/2004 01:06 PM
mod_perl marries Perl 5 with the Apache web server. What's the plan for Perl 6? mod_parrot--and it may also be base for any language hosted on the Parrot virtual machine. After a brief hiatus, Jeff Horwitz recently resurrected the mod_parrot progress. Here's the current state, what works, and how to play with it on your own.

Introducing Ardour

Introducing Ardour 02/05/2005 10:13 PM
The heart of your Linux recording studio is the hard disk recorder. Get started with Ardour, which brings pro recording features to open source.

Introducing ColdFusion MX 7

Introducing ColdFusion MX 7 02/07/2005 01:56 AM
Get an overview of the hot new features in ColdFusion MX 7—the most customer-driven release to date.

VIA introducing the ApeXtreme

VIA introducing the ApeXtreme 01/11/2004 01:34 PM

Introducing: Onyx RSS

Introducing: Onyx RSS 03/11/2003 01:23 AM

I hit a few speedbumps this week in my schedule but I was back today in full swing. The result: Onyx RSS. Onyx RSS is the latest and greatest RSS parser (from me anyway). It is a big step in the right direction from my previous parser and I'm really proud of it. It is fully object-oriented, and supports many more features than ever before. Read all about it here.

Introducing Mac::Glue

Introducing Mac::Glue 01/23/2004 08:48 PM
Now that Apple computers are all the rage again, we describe how the technically inclined can use Perl to script Mac applications.

Introducing RSS Headlines

Introducing RSS Headlines 01/23/2004 04:16 PM
RSS Headlines for My Yahoo! (BETA)

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Introducing MarsEdit

Introducing MarsEdit 09/21/2004 08:46 PM


MarsEdit, our new weblog editor, is also in public beta. NetNewsWire 2.0 does not include a weblog editor: instead, it works with ex ternal weblog editors.

MarsEdit is designed to make writing for the web like writing email. It has a main window listing weblogs and recent posts, and you create and edit posts in separate document windows. A screen shot illustrates.

For everyone who bought NetNewsWire 1.x, all NetNewsWire 2.x and all MarsEdit 1.x upgrades are free.

Introducing ... the Buffy!

Introducing ... the Buffy! 09/17/2004 08:34 AM
Salon's first annual award honors the season's most unjustly ignored TV show.

Introducing Motion

Introducing Motion 04/19/2004 11:03 AM
Motion, the only motion graphics package with real-time previews, procedural behavior animation and Final Cut Pro HD integration, lets you explore new creative territory using self-propelled behavior animation, character-by-character title animation and a powerful new interface. [Apr 18]

Introducing EarthLink SIPshare

Introducing EarthLink SIPshare 09/18/2004 12:11 AM

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“EarthLink SIPshare, a simple, SIP-based proof-of-concept content sharing application, demonstrates the viability of SIP as a protocol over which peer-to-peer (P2P) applications other than the well-known voice and video cases may be implemented.”…

Introducing Children to Computers?

Introducing Children to Computers? 01/03/2005 07:06 PM

Features: Introducing NetKernel

Features: Introducing NetKernel 06/05/2005 11:54 PM
Pete Rodgers introduces NetKernel, a novel software framework for building Web services and applications.

Introducing a 100-Megabit Guitar

Introducing a 100-Megabit Guitar 12/30/2003 06:09 AM
The mercurial CEO of Gibson Guitar Corporation wants to shove Ethernet up your ax and rock the music world. By Greg Milner from Wired magazine.

Introducing E-Mail's Next Generation

Introducing E-Mail's Next Generation 02/18/2003 09:28 PM
Although its streamlined interface looks much like Microsoft's Outlook Express, this POP3 client replaces folders with Google-like tools that dynamically ...

Introducing Maya 6: 3D for Beginners

Introducing Maya 6: 3D for Beginners 12/17/2004 06:34 PM
Today, author Dariush Derakhshani shows you how to create a 3D representation of our solar system and the mechanics of animating orbits. You'll learn about creating simple objects, setting simple keyframes, and stacking your animation to get planets and moons to orbit each other and the sun. By Sybex. 1101

Introducing you to the Holocaust
Industry

Introducing you to the Holocaust
Industry 02/17/2004 12:00 AM
I'd like to introduce you to Norman Finkelstein. A Jew whose parents were survivors of the Warsaw ghetto and various concentration camps, he is one of a handful of modern Jewish scholars who wants to "maintain the integrity of the history of the Nazi holocaust". I was introduced to him when I read his book The Holocaust Industry, which reminds us that "its central dogmas sustain significant political and class interests. Indeed, The Holocaust has proven to be an indispensable ideological weapon." Indeed.

Introducing Aunt Tillie to RSS

Introducing Aunt Tillie to RSS 04/09/2004 03:56 PM
This morning a story on RSS newsreaders appeared in the Personal Tech section of my local paper. The title was A simple program to 'refresh' the news; the byline was The Washington Post. I'm keenly interested in how the story of RSS is being told to Aunt Tillie, so I deconstructed this one with some care. ...

Introducing Final Cut Express 2

Introducing Final Cut Express 2 01/07/2004 02:06 PM
Final Cut Express 2, based on Final Cut Pro 4 professional video editing software, delivers powerful new features in an affordable, easy-to-use package for video editors. Fine-tuned for Mac OS X Panther, Final Cut Express 2 features RT Extreme for real-time compositing and effects, an enhanced user interface, real-time color correction tools and enhanced audio editing capabilities. [Jan 6]

Introducing Ars Technica Hoodies

Introducing Ars Technica Hoodies 08/27/2004 01:58 PM
People have been asking for these for a long time, and now we've fired up the magic oven and baked up four delicious hooded sweatshirts perfect for the chilly summer nights and the oncoming Fall weather.

Introducing DAN, a new database
architecture

Introducing DAN, a new database
architecture 08/17/2002 10:18 PM
CNET Aug 17 2002 10:08PM ET

Introducing mutation events (XML.com)

Introducing mutation events (XML.com) 10/11/2002 07:55 AM

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Rave-MP AMP 128 Flash Player Reviewed

Rave-MP AMP 128 Flash Player Reviewed 09/08/2004 10:24 AM

I used to hate flash memory players, but I'm coming around, and for one single reason: they're a commodity now. Being cheap - this Rave-MP AMP 128 reviewed by PCWorld is only $100, and will go for even less soon - means that I can keep a flash player around as a backup to a hard-disk player, something to take out into the rain maybe or throw in a bag that's going to get roughed around, and never give it a second thought. Plus 1GB SD cards a sickeningly cheap these days (sickening when you consider how much money you spent on flash memory in the past).

What sells the AMP 128 specifically, though? I dunno, really - the feature set on these things is almost exactly the same these days - but it does have that inverted-color display, which I saw in person a few weeks back, and is actually pretty cool.

Read - Rave-MP's Flashy New MP3 Player [PCWorld]

First Look: Rave-MP's Flashy New MP3
Player (PC World)

First Look: Rave-MP's Flashy New MP3
Player (PC World) 09/07/2004 06:12 PM
PC World - Inexpensive flash-based player isn't perfect, but it serves its purpose.

A Rave Review -- from Satan

A Rave Review -- from Satan 12/24/2003 01:51 AM
"The devil understands the power of music," writes the author of Truth About Rave. "Before Jesus Christ saved my soul, I was very much into the Rave spirituality." (12-24)

Restaurant Posts Rave Review

Restaurant Posts Rave Review 07/15/2004 01:34 PM
Ruby Tuesday reported strong fourth-quarter and year-end numbers.

Rave-MP ARC and AMP MP3 Players

Rave-MP ARC and AMP MP3 Players 08/02/2004 02:08 PM

< img src="http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/images/govideo_ravemp.jpg" alt="govideo_ravemp.jpg image" width="116" height="200" border="0" align="right" vspace="5" hspace="15"/>Rave-MP is reentering the MP3 player market with at least two new units, the Rave-MP ARC [pictured] and the Rave-MP AMP, the former a hard disk-based player available in 2.5GB and 5GB versions, with the latter a less-interesting but still decent flash-based player. I had a chance to sit down with some of the folks from Rave-MP the other night and play around with both units, and they seem nice enough as far as that goes -- and the price is right, at $229 for the 5GB version -- but I can't really get past the fact that the ARC looks sort of lifeless. It looks a little better in person, but not by much.

Still, I think Go Video has some commitment to getting back into the game, so it will be interesting to see where they go from here. If they could release an ARC 2 with the same specs and a more stylish form factor, I think they'd take a nice bite of the market (especially if retails drop the price a little. $230 is a little too close to the iPod mini's $250.)

< b>Read - Press Release [GoVideo]

rc3.org | Gmail rave

rc3.org | Gmail rave 06/19/2004 04:32 PM
Gmail: probably the most advanced Web life form I've ever encountered .. Rafe nails

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"Dave the Rave"

"Dave the Rave" 05/15/2004 02:22 PM

Rave for the Deaf

Rave for the Deaf 04/14/2004 10:31 AM
BoingBoing reader Charles Vestal says:

A East London dance club held an all-deaf rave, featuring signing-karaoke, deaf rap, a standup comdian, and all the pumping basslines they could handle. Problem was, the lights were flashing so much, no one could chat with each other at the bar. Perhaps they should hook up with this guy to get a more moving experience.

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Other News: PC Mag iMac Rave

Other News: PC Mag iMac Rave 09/22/2004 10:12 AM
PC Magazine loves the new 20" iMac G5 and did some benchmarks as part of their review.

Stanford: A Wired Rave

Stanford: A Wired Rave 03/26/2005 07:56 PM
February 22 Thanks to my association with the Creative Commons (a gift that amazingly keeps on giving) I am invited…

"Aumônières de céleri-rave"

"Aumônières de céleri-rave" 12/26/2004 11:13 PM

Silent rave with wireless headphones

Silent rave with wireless headphones 03/30/2005 04:33 AM
Cory Doctorow: UK's Glastonbury music festival will get around a late-night ban on loud bass by handing wireless headphones out to the attendees, producing a silent rave:

"I like the idea of people dancing in total silence," said Emily Eavis, one of the festival organisers and daughter of the founder Michael Eavis. "Imagine if you were feeling a bit worse for wear and thought, 'This would be a nice quiet place to sit down'.

"You would be completely freaked out to see 3000 people dancing in silence. It's certainly quirky, but our big push this year is keeping the noise down because that's what the council is keen on."

Link (Thanks, Scott!)

Maranti Opens to Rave Reviews

Maranti Opens to Rave Reviews 12/09/2003 07:18 AM
SiliconValley.Internet.com Dec 9 2003 6:37AM ET

Sun?s Project Rave draws raves

Sun?s Project Rave draws raves 05/12/2004 06:51 PM
Java Studio Creator, the purported easy-to-use Java development tool due from Sun Microsystems this summer, drew raves from some early users Wednesday morning, albeit with reservations about the availability of components.

Rave Reviews for Google's Gmail

Rave Reviews for Google's Gmail 05/10/2004 02:50 PM
ExtremeTech finds that the upcoming free Email system sets a new standard for free Email.

Notes and Tips: G5 Xserve Rave

Notes and Tips: G5 Xserve Rave 08/02/2004 10:11 AM
Duane Bemister offers an upbeat report on a new G5 Xserve.

Sun takes Project Rave to next level

Sun takes Project Rave to next level 12/03/2003 07:32 AM
ZDNet UK Dec 3 2003 6:55AM ET

BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | What does a
deaf rave sound like?

BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | What does a
deaf rave sound like? 04/15/2004 07:40 AM
what does a deaf rave sound like? .. I'm completely serious

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Customers Rave About New Online Meeting
Software

Customers Rave About New Online Meeting
Software 06/08/2004 02:41 AM
InfoBuild Networks, Inc. today announced that their flagship software BLive (www.blive.com) received rave reviews and generated excellent referrals during its Beta period that began on March 3rd, 2004 and ended on May 4th, 2004. BLive is a hosted software service that enables Sales, Support and Training professionals to hold spontaneous or scheduled meetings with their customers across the Internet. [PRWEB Jun 8, 2004]

Students Rave Over iTunes Sharing
Service

Students Rave Over iTunes Sharing
Service 10/29/2003 10:19 AM
Weeks after Apple launched a Windows version of iTunes, many Stanford students have made the switch from traditional file-sharing programs to Apple's alternative, citing its speed, reliability and the fact that it is legal. By Eva Dehlinger (Stanford Daily via MyAppleMenu)

Dave Winer nominated for WIRED Rave
Award

Dave Winer nominated for WIRED Rave
Award 02/17/2004 07:51 AM

Congrats to Dave Winer for his WIRED Rave Award nomination in the Software Designer category (for RSS, of course).

Java Studio Creator draws rave reviews

Java Studio Creator draws rave reviews 05/13/2004 07:48 AM
Computer Weekly May 13 2004 11:38AM GMT

BugMe! Notepad for Palm OS Earns Rave
Reviews

BugMe! Notepad for Palm OS Earns Rave
Reviews 05/04/2004 05:03 AM

'Windows(R) XP/2003 Now Available on Sun
Fire(TM) Blade 1600' Through Rave
Computer Association

'Windows(R) XP/2003 Now Available on Sun
Fire(TM) Blade 1600' Through Rave
Computer Association 08/31/2004 05:00 PM
Investors Business Daily Aug 31 2004 9:43PM GMT

Information Technology Coordinator Dave
Baum gets Rave Reviews from Noble County
Council for Solution Crafted by
National Association of System
Administrators, Inc.

Information Technology Coordinator Dave
Baum gets Rave Reviews from Noble County
Council for Solution Crafted by
National Association of System
Administrators, Inc. 04/11/2005 03:36 AM
National Association of System Administrators, Inc. (NASA)developed a solution saving Noble County over $35,000.00 on a single server purchase with maintenance included. [PRWEB Apr 11, 2005]

Two More MP3 Players: Alba MP364NDI and
mpio hd200

Two More MP3 Players: Alba MP364NDI and
mpio hd200 08/02/2004 02:08 PM

Cheese and crackers, what is it with the MP3 player launches today? Pocket-Lint points out two more products, from two different companies: the first is a 64MB (ack!) from Alba clunkily called the MP364NDI [pictured left] that is aimed at the 'beginner market' (you know, those music rookies who can only listen to eight songs at a time) and is priced at a barely-compensatory $55; the other is the much more attractive (the cute girl/ugly friend syndrome, perhaps) mpio hd200, another 5GB hard disk-based player (that's like the fourth time I've written that today) that is nice enough looking as these things go, has integrated FM with recording and the important-to-few-but-don't-tell-them OGG Vorbis support. Digitalway's mpio hd200 is priced at £199 in the UK (which is around $360 here), but if the expect to sell any in the US I'd hazard a guess that it will retail for just under $250.

I'm thinking Seagate and company finally dropped a boatload of hard disks on all these vendors.

Read - More MP3 players from Alba and Digitalway [Pocket-Lint]

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Rave-MP ARC and AMP MP3 Players [Gizmodo]
Rio Carbon: 5GB iPod Mini Fighter [Gizmodo]

MPIO FL300 Pendant Flash Player

MPIO FL300 Pendant Flash Player 08/09/2004 11:08 AM

MPIO is releasing a pendant-style MP3 player, the FL300, a flash memory player that seemingly takes its visual cues from the iRiver N10. Although some might argue it's not as good looking as the N10, either, I have to admit a certain affinity for their ad copy on the website, which documents the "FL300 Story" in a sort of cartoony sketch style. It also looks like the headphones attach by the minijack at the top. That doesn't seem like a very good idea.

Read - Product Page [MPIO via Akiba.Soroban]

Review: Anarchy Online: Alien Invasion
(PC)

Review: Anarchy Online: Alien Invasion
(PC) 09/25/2004 03:09 PM
Overclockers Club Sep 25 2004 5:39PM GMT

Planetwide Games Brings the 1st Fantasy
Player vs. Player MMORPG "Risk Your
Life" to North American Video Game
Players

Planetwide Games Brings the 1st Fantasy
Player vs. Player MMORPG "Risk Your
Life" to North American Video Game
Players 12/22/2004 01:05 AM
Open Beta for “Risk Your Life” Passes 100,000 North American Registered Player Milestone in 8 Weeks, Joining 1.2 Million Players Worldwide [PRWEB Dec 21, 2004]

Lloyd Borrett - Computing - Play the
Petals Around the Rose game (JavaScript)

Lloyd Borrett - Computing - Play the
Petals Around the Rose game (JavaScript) 09/20/2004 04:58 PM
pedals around the roses

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