Combining Quicklinks and Posts

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QuickLinks by peterbe on 2002/08/08

QuickLinks by peterbe on 2002/08/08 08/08/2002 11:58 AM

hit-or-miss: Integrated Quicklinks
Tutorial

hit-or-miss: Integrated Quicklinks
Tutorial 01/07/2004 07:00 PM
reference

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"hit-or-miss: Integrated Quicklinks
Tutorial"

"hit-or-miss: Integrated Quicklinks
Tutorial" 01/07/2004 06:08 PM

Combining XML Documents with XInclude

Combining XML Documents with XInclude 04/26/2004 10:59 PM
The spirit of modular programming dictates that you break your tasks up into small manageable chunks. This dictum is as also applicable when producing XML documents. It often makes sense to build a large document from several smaller ones. Some situations that call for this chunking include composing a single book out of multiple chapters, building a Web page out of separately maintained documents, or adding a standard footer such as a corporate disclaimer into document.

Combining mail.app and SpamAssassin

Combining mail.app and SpamAssassin 06/13/2004 10:27 AM
For the sake of Google, and in my continuing efforts to clear the backlog of notes and stickies I have all over my desktop, Combining mail.app and SpamAssassin - pretty self-evident, but worth writing down. Actually, I'm going to be...

Combining Teleoperation with Autonomy

Combining Teleoperation with Autonomy 07/23/2004 06:17 PM
The CMU Robotics Institute has published a thesis by Jonathon Brookshire titled "Enhancing Multi-Robot Coordinated Teams with Sliding Autonomy" (PDF format). The paper describes experiments in combining robot teleoperation with autonomy. The resulting robots have "sliding autonomy" in which some operations are contolled autonomously by the robot and others are controlled remotely by a human operator. This concept is then combined with coordinated teams of robots allowing the team to leverage the unique skills of both the human operators and each robot.

Combining RELAX NG and Schematron

Combining RELAX NG and Schematron 02/11/2004 08:28 PM
Eddie Robertsson explains how RELAX NG and Schematron can be mixed in a single schema to get the combined validation power of both languages.

Here's a nice example of combining OS X
GUI-stuff ...

Here's a nice example of combining OS X
GUI-stuff ... 12/09/2003 07:25 PM

Here's a nice example of combining OS X GUI-stuff with its Unix underguts, of interest to you if you use BBEdit to write PHP code: John Gruber has posted a nice little Applescript that runs a PHP syntax check on the contents of the current window. You need to have the command-line version of PHP installed for this to work. If you're running Panther, you're all set; if not, you'll want this.

12:15 PM | Paul Bissex

Intel Combining Wireless, Communications

Intel Combining Wireless, Communications 12/10/2003 09:10 PM
AP via Sunspot Dec 10 2003 8:06PM ET

Forum Stories: Combining Partitions

Forum Stories: Combining Partitions 04/22/2004 04:00 PM

Intel combining wireless, communications

Intel combining wireless, communications 12/11/2003 02:48 AM
Boston Globe Dec 11 2003 2:28AM ET

Combining obsessions on a Saturday
morning

Combining obsessions on a Saturday
morning 03/08/2004 11:09 PM
Combining obsessions on a Saturday morning: a profile of Lyle Lovett in the New Yorker I want a pony. Also a boat....

Combining Port Knocking With OS
Fingerprinting

Combining Port Knocking With OS
Fingerprinting 08/01/2004 03:37 AM

Five Short-Range Wireless Standards Seen
Combining (Reuters)

Five Short-Range Wireless Standards Seen
Combining (Reuters) 06/11/2004 08:09 AM
Reuters - Five short-range wireless connection technologies are fighting for the industry limelight, but sector specialists said on Friday that companies would eventually combine the five to make life easier.

Microsoft Proposes Combining Flash, Hard
Drives

Microsoft Proposes Combining Flash, Hard
Drives 05/06/2004 02:53 AM
Microsoft hopes to combine two popular storage media – flash memory and hard drives – in a bid to cut power in future laptops.

Spam Detection Reaches Near 100%
Efficiency by Combining Multiple
Technologies

Spam Detection Reaches Near 100%
Efficiency by Combining Multiple
Technologies 09/20/2004 02:42 AM
By chaining together multiple types of technologies it is possible to reach near 100% spam detection. [PRWEB Sep 20, 2004]

XML 2003 session report: Combining
multiple vocabularies without tears

XML 2003 session report: Combining
multiple vocabularies without tears 12/22/2003 10:08 AM
At XML 2003 Murata Makoto discussed how efforts towards ISO Document Schema Definition Languages (DSDL) (ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 34 WG 1) Part 4 addressed the problem of writing schemata for non-monolithic vocabularies.

Smart Age Media & Tim Sales: Combining
Forces to Produce 2 "Thumbs Up" Training
Nights

Smart Age Media & Tim Sales: Combining
Forces to Produce 2 "Thumbs Up" Training
Nights 03/22/2005 04:55 PM
The recent combination of an industry leader with a legendary sales trainer gave network marketers two nights that will change the career paths of many. [PRWEB Mar 22, 2005]

Frederick LeeVic Hand Introduces Leevic
Models & Entertainment - The Hot New
Producer is Combining His Three Talents
to Produce the Hottest Shows Ever

Frederick LeeVic Hand Introduces Leevic
Models & Entertainment - The Hot New
Producer is Combining His Three Talents
to Produce the Hottest Shows Ever 03/31/2005 12:02 AM
Leevic, is a company based on producing the hottest talent and fashion shows around. If you have a entertainment event in development. Frederick says: don't get caught,on stage out of sight. Come to Leevic! www.Leevic.com [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

And That's How We Come Up With Posts

And That's How We Come Up With Posts 12/27/2004 05:38 PM

I'll let you in on a little secret behind-the-scenes process that generates about 20% of my Gadgetopia posts. Here's how it goes, step by step:

1. Deane calls me up and says, "Hey Joe, how would you go about accomplishing <insane, impossible task X>.

2. I respond with something to the effect of, "That sounds insane and impossible! Why on earth would any human being even think of doing something that way?!"

3. Several weeks later I'll come across a web page entitled "How I Did <insane, impossible task X> Using Common Household Items With Only The Loss Of Hours Of Time, My Spouse, and a Toe".

4. Bam, Gadgetopia post. It also comes with some risk that at some point in the next few weeks, I'll be talked into trying <insane, impossible task X>.

A couple of weeks ago he mentioned that he had a need to temporarily get wireless access into the courthouse across the street. This week? "Us ing an Old PrimeStar Dish and a Juice Can As a Wireless Antenna".

Using a punch or whatever other tools you deem necessary, mount the N connector so that it is about 1.2 inches from the closed end of the juice can as shown below. It is also a good idea to put a drip hole at the lowest point of the can to insure that water doesn't build up inside. After having this up a for a few months, I think it would be nice to put a plastic lid on the open end of the can so that the inside doesn't rust. During the time mine has been up, it has rusted and I have lost a couple of db on the signal strength. These two things may be correlated.

When I'm detained in a couple of weeks for pointing an odd, makeshift radio transceiver at the courthouse, will someone please vouch for my sanity?

save your posts? why not

save your posts? why not 03/17/2005 03:20 AM
the simplest ideas are usually the best ones. Its easy to forget that the internet is a relatively new medium. Whats the bet that in the future that we will all be wishing that we still had all of our content that we contributed to "cyberspace" such as reviews, comments, posts... Who knows if 10 - 15 years from now, if the sites we post on will still be up, even stable sites such as MetaFilter may not exist in the future. sites have shut down before, taking everyones content with it. Its a simple idea, why not just store your content, be it on your desktop or a web application? So who wants to start a MeFi label over at bulletin board buddy.

"photobl0g posts"

"photobl0g posts" 08/30/2004 03:46 PM

posts messages

posts messages 12/24/2003 06:32 AM
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Apple posts Mac OS X 10.3.9

Apple posts Mac OS X 10.3.9 04/18/2005 07:44 AM
Pre-Tiger patch

Last 100 posts, part 5

Last 100 posts, part 5 06/17/2005 03:29 PM

Last 100 posts is a semi-regular follow-up to stuff that I've posted about on kottke.org recently. The last such update was from May 10. Now, on to the shiny and new.

People seemed to like the site refresh. The most popular question I received in response was, "why the heck don't you change the color on visited links?" This is a good question that I don't have a good answer for. I recall having a good answer for it several years ago, but I can't remember what it is. Or maybe it was never a good answer. At any rate, changing the color of the visited links is something I'll be looking into.

I removed the dropdown menu from the front page. From the emailed reaction to its absence, it is not missed. (But it will still be back in some form soonish.)

Apple switched to Intel chips. I suspect you've heard more than you care to about this, so I'm going to leave further research on the topic as an exercise to the reader.

Unsurprisingly, your music collections are a lot more diverse than mine. Galego, Uzbeki, Putonghua, Gujarati, Swahili, and Phil Collinese were among the languages that people found in their music collections.

Look ma, I was in Time magazine.

When I got back from Ireland, I posted a picture to Flickr of an Irish breakfast we had one morning. That got quite a discussion going about if the breakfast was in fact Irish or if it was English or even Scottish and which nation was ripping what breakfast idea from whom. In the end, Flickr user esteban speaks the truth when he says, "God bless the fry up no matter what you call it."

In case you missed it, reader Peter vanDerbeek made a 2005 summer movies calendar for us all to enjoy.

Still pursuing various rural internet options. The only thing we've learned for sure is that Verizon employees are quite nice and helpful. I'm planning on compiling all of the responses and information into a handy guide for folks looking for internet access in the rural US.

The 50 Fun Things to Do with Your iPod feature was quite popular, despite its non-appearance on Slashdot. (What, they don't like fun? Time to read How To Get Slashdotted again, I guess.) Someone suggested that with the addition of 50 more items, it would make a good book(let)...which isn't a bad idea at all.

In compiling the ordering strategies for How to order food in a restaurant, I neglected to include Chris Anderson's forthcoming book on The Long Tail. The LT ordering strategy would probably only work in a place like Shopsin's, with a menu of hundreds of different items or at places with really large wine lists.

I got sick earlier this month (I've still got a cough I can't get rid of) and wondered who got sick in June. Turns out quite a few of you, including a fairly high proportion of my friends. Many blamed allergies, which probably had something to do with my own ailment as well.

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Accuracy of my posts

Accuracy of my posts 06/24/2004 09:33 PM

Some people have been critical about the lack of fact checking and vetting I do before I post an article or a link. I've argued that my posts are really the beginning of a discussion and not a definitive assertion or the final word. I really think about my blog as a group effort with the people who comment here.

I was reading Yochai Benkler's paper, "Coase's Penguin, or Linux and the Nature of the Firm", (which I highly recommend) and saw a reference to this from Slashdot's FAQ which I think sums up my feelings as well.

Slashdot FAQ

Q: How do you verify the accuracy of Slashdot stories?

A: We don't. You do. :) If something seems outrageous, we might look for some corroboration, but as a rule, we regard this as the responsibility of the submitter and the audience. This is why it's important to read comments. You might find something that refutes, or supports, the story in the main.

Agreed, a blog is a bit different from slashdot, but please. Read the comments. That's where most of the really interesting stuff goes on.

Sun posts Q4 profit

Sun posts Q4 profit 07/20/2004 04:18 PM
Despite a fourth-quarter profit totaling $795 million, or 24 cents per share, Sun Microsystems today reported that it lost $376 million, or 11 cents per share, for the full fiscal year.

CA posts $89M profit in Q4

CA posts $89M profit in Q4 05/25/2004 11:53 PM
Helped by strong renewals of its system management software and security products, Computer Associates today reported a quarterly profit of $89 million for the last quarter of its fiscal year.

ATI posts Q2 loss of $8.3m

ATI posts Q2 loss of $8.3m 03/21/2003 11:22 AM

Paolo posts

Paolo posts 04/20/2004 07:24 PM

Dual Paolo post.....

Passions. In the last few months I have been getting more and more interested in guitar playing. It all started with GarageBand: soon after installing the software I realized that I needed to play some instrument to have more fun.

I had already payed guitars in the past, but never studied seriously: as a kid spending all that time exercising is usually not a priority.

But apparently this time the passion is sticking. After buying my first electric guitar back in February (a low cost Yamaha ERG 121), last saturday I brought home the beauty you see here on the right (it's an Ibanez AFS75T, still considered a low cost instrument but a quite beautiful one imho).

I still have to study and practice a lot before being able to publish some music here, but I'm enjoing every little bit of the process. These things are incredibly sexy, the addiction and lust that I knew from electronic gadgets is nothing compared to this.


[Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

European blogger dinners season is open.

On May 12th I'm going to be in London to attend to Loïc UK blogger dinner.

Unfortunately there's no way to get to Amesterdam from here at a low cost (it doesn't necessarily have to cost 0.01 EUR... I could also spend 10! ;-), so I won't be able to go to Scriptin g.com dinner.

But with Dave riding around Europe by train there might be other chances...

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I can just see Paolo at those late night musician jam sessions, hunched over his ax -feeling the groove, tight in the pocket.

And I can just picture Paolo getting on his Ryan Air plane - for 1 Euro - cruising up to bloodey England for a bloodey blogger dinner.

But one thing I CAN'T picture - is Paolo at some Amsterdam Hash bar.

:-)

Brief: IBM posts Q2 profit

Brief: IBM posts Q2 profit 07/15/2004 05:16 PM
IBM posted a second-quarter profit that beat analysts' expectations, reporting net income for the period of $2 billion, up 15% from the $1.7 billion it reported in the same period a year earlier.

Cisco posts Q4 profit of $1.4B

Cisco posts Q4 profit of $1.4B 08/10/2004 05:29 PM
With demand from corporate customers for its networking gear rising, Cisco today posted a fourth-quarter profit of $1.4 billion, up sharply from the $982 million it reported a year ago.

FCC posts GSM, Wi-Fi iPaq specs

FCC posts GSM, Wi-Fi iPaq specs 06/16/2004 07:03 AM
Details confirmed

Qualcomm Posts 2nd-Qtr. Profit of
$488.4M (AP)

Qualcomm Posts 2nd-Qtr. Profit of
$488.4M (AP) 04/21/2004 05:10 PM
AP - Qualcomm Inc.'s net income rose sharply in the latest quarter on demand for its cell phone chips.

Sun posts net loss of $125 million

Sun posts net loss of $125 million 01/16/2004 10:58 AM
Sun Microsystems Inc on Thursday reported a net loss of $125 million for the second quarter of its 2004 fiscal year.

Apple posts $63M profit

Apple posts $63M profit 01/16/2004 10:58 AM
Apple on Wednesday reported its results for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2004, which ended December 27, 2003. The company reported a net profit of US$63 million, or $0.17 per diluted share. The company noted that revenue for the quarter jumped 36 percent year over year, to $2.006 billion -- a four year high.

Apple Posts $61M Profit

Apple Posts $61M Profit 07/14/2004 05:02 PM

AMD Posts 2Q Earnings of $32.2
Million (AP)

AMD Posts 2Q Earnings of $32.2
Million (AP) 07/14/2004 05:14 PM
AP - Chip-maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. posted its third consecutive quarter of profitability Wednesday, driven by strong sales of computer microprocessors and flash memory chips used mainly in cellular phones.

Early Usenet Posts

Early Usenet Posts 04/09/2004 04:05 PM

20 Year Archive on Google Groups: Here's an oldie but a goodie that I stumbled on again today.

Google mined its Usenet archive for the first mention of various events and pop culture icons. For instance, the first mention of Michael Jordan was dated to February 1993 by some guy named "Thurman":

Well, do I a see a monster brewing in North Carolina? Watching them today I see this freshman Curtis Hunter playing - he looks like a Michael Jordan clone.

From November 1989, we apparently have the very first posting of a pyramid scheme. Three years later we have the first posting that can be traced to an AOL user.

And, if you were lucky enough to stumble on this post in August of 1994, Jeff Bezos might have hired you for a little company he was starting called Amazon.

You must have experience designing and building large and complex (yet maintainable) systems, and you should be able to do so in about one-third the time that most competent people think possible.

Note that in the address to send resumes he uses the original name of the company: "Cadabra," as in "abracadabra."

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