Fish Wirelessly

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Big Fish, Small Fish, Green Fish, Dead
Fish.....

Big Fish, Small Fish, Green Fish, Dead
Fish..... 09/03/2004 06:20 PM
Small businesses often rely on off the shelf software and systems. It is easier t...

One Fish, Two Fish, More Fish, Few Fish?
(Los Angeles Times)

One Fish, Two Fish, More Fish, Few Fish?
(Los Angeles Times) 07/12/2004 05:27 AM
Los Angeles Times - DRY TORTUGAS NATIONAL PARK, Fla. — In these warm, jade-colored waters two hours from the nearest port by fast catamaran, Ashley McCrea-Strub donned her black wetsuit and pink flippers. It was time to get back to her summer job as census taker of the sea.

LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
an

LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
an 05/12/2004 07:03 AM

LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
and Tapwave Zodiac

LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
and Tapwave Zodiac 05/31/2004 01:55 PM
Fish Tycoon is the follow-up to their award winning plant breeding sim, and features beautiful hi-resolution fish that grow, breed, and eat both while the device is turned on--and when it's off! [PRWEB May 3, 2004]

LDW Software Hatches Fish Tycoon 1.1
with Tradable Fish!

LDW Software Hatches Fish Tycoon 1.1
with Tradable Fish! 08/17/2004 03:55 AM
Now you can beam rare and exotic fish to your friends’ Palm OS Devices, in this best-selling aquarium game. [PRWEB Aug 17, 2004]

Photo of a little fish in the mouth of a
big fish

Photo of a little fish in the mouth of a
big fish 12/08/2003 03:32 PM
Who says fish can't convey emotions with their faces? See the look of doom in this little guy's eyes?. Link (via Reality Carnival)

Red Fish, Blue Fish

Red Fish, Blue Fish 06/28/2004 10:08 AM

Color Communication & Symbolism

"Colors in motion - an animated and interactive experience of color communication and symbolism. (flash. via One's web)" [MetaFilter]

This is a very cool explanation of color, one that might be helpful for librarians that design web sites.

'Cheese' and Thank You, Wirelessly

'Cheese' and Thank You, Wirelessly 05/19/2004 06:04 PM
AT cheerleading competitions, when Encore Photo of Sarasota, Fla., may take group, action and individual photos of up to 800 teams in two days, the goal is to transfer images as quickly as possible from the cameras' memory cards to computer servers, and then to viewing stations where family members can purchase photos.

Printing wirelessly

Printing wirelessly 01/22/2004 11:45 AM
New York Times primer on eliminating the cable to your printer, which courtesy of Bluetooth and WiFi, is getting easier and easier to do these...

Print Wirelessly

Print Wirelessly 11/12/2003 01:11 PM
Iogear makes an 802.11g access point that includes a print server. Users can connect a USB-enabled printer to the gateway and wirelessly send jobs to the printer. The gateway costs $129.95. Iogear hasn’t posted the release yet but it should be here eventually....

Use any parallel or USB printer
wirelessly

Use any parallel or USB printer
wirelessly 04/27/2004 11:33 AM
This should work with most printers that are supported by CUPS/Gimp or can emulate PCL. I have done it with a Canon i560 and an HP LJ 1300 (the cheap model without the HP print server). I used a Netgear PS101 print server whi...

Wirelessly Enabling the Disabled

Wirelessly Enabling the Disabled 02/18/2004 01:30 PM
My latest piece for TheFeature is about researchers at Georgia Tech who are hacking mobile devices and off-the-shelf components to help disabled people become more independent. I'm really intrigued by the wearable "audiitory display," a navigation system for the blind that generates spatially-located sounds as trail-markers for the wearer to follow as they walk somewhere. Lin k

Head Out (Wirelessly) on the Highway

Head Out (Wirelessly) on the Highway 12/04/2003 02:42 AM
New York Times Dec 4 2003 1:16AM ET

Jitney Rolls on to the Hamptons,
Wirelessly

Jitney Rolls on to the Hamptons,
Wirelessly 06/02/2004 07:48 PM
The Hampton Jitney gets a cell data uplink to hook its passengers up via Wi-Fi (reg. required): In a short piece by your editor in Thursday's New York Times, I describe the Wi-RAN (Rolling Area Network) developed by CEDX and Best Mobile Computing, and in trials with the Hampton Jitney. The Jitney is the high-class way to commute between your summer home or just plain Long Island residence and Manhattan. Some people commute--and I kid you not--every day, clocking in 3 or 4 hours roundtrip or more. In that environment, as on trains and planes, people don't have just quiet time to contemplate but empty time that's worth filling. Some of the Jitney coaches also have electrical outlets, meaning that you don't have to worry about discharging your battery, either. While the service runs today at 100 Kbps, the New York metro area will certainly be one of the first to see higher-speed cell offerings or even other forms of mobile wireless (cue Craig McCaw's entrance) allowing the service to expand its speed over time. Service runs $8 per trip or $40 per month for unlimited usage....

Surf Wirelessly at Dialup Speed

Surf Wirelessly at Dialup Speed 09/08/2004 05:03 AM
Hoping to extend wireless internet access to people without broadband, a Texas company is introducing a base station that works with any dialup connection. But don't expect it to make pages load any faster. By Elisa Batista.

Mobile TS: Wirelessly Control Your
Desktop

Mobile TS: Wirelessly Control Your
Desktop 11/06/2003 02:47 PM

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives
(AP)

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives
(AP) 06/17/2004 08:29 AM
AP - External hard drives need no longer be tethered to a single computer. A new product from Linksys allows such devices, which are commonly used as supplemental or backup computer storage, to be wirelessly connected to a home network, so multiple users can tap into the data bank like a central library.

'Smart bullet' reports back wirelessly

'Smart bullet' reports back wirelessly 05/31/2004 11:15 AM

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives 06/17/2004 11:39 AM
AP via Daily Press Jun 17 2004 4:04PM GMT

Talking Free, Wirelessly: The Tekram-312
Bluetooth Headset

Talking Free, Wirelessly: The Tekram-312
Bluetooth Headset 08/27/2004 03:41 PM
Pocket PC Thoughts Aug 27 2004 7:19PM GMT

New York Group Plans Redunant Telecom
Wirelessly

New York Group Plans Redunant Telecom
Wirelessly 04/24/2004 10:43 PM
The Alliance for Downtown New York proposes a wireless backup plan for telecommunications: For $10 million, the Alliance proposes building a laser and microwave system that would sit on top of five of the tallest buildings in the area and have line of sight from most offices. The system would relay to two other locations, one in Manhattan and one probably in New Jersey, in the event of a loss of service. The idea is that companies unable to bear the enormous costs of building their own similar backup systems could piggyback on the Alliance's, which would be vendor neutral to phone companies. This might make businesses who locate in the area less concerned about being cut off from telecom in the future, come what may, although real estate agents think it won't make a practical difference: rents are cheaper and that attracts tenants. The article mentions that the Alliance issued a report about its free Wi-Fi zones in which they said that the network had become one of the busiest of its kind in the world. However, the report isn't on their Web site; I'm trying to get a copy. The redundant telecom network could be used actively to provide more bandwidth to the free Wi-Fi zones, the Alliance said. [link via Craig Plunkett]...

Talking Free, Wirelessly: Hacking the
Registry to Use a Bluetooth Headset

Talking Free, Wirelessly: Hacking the
Registry to Use a Bluetooth Headset 09/01/2004 08:48 PM
Pocket PC Thoughts Sep 1 2004 11:44PM GMT

Wirelessly beam MP3s to your car's
digital audio player

Wirelessly beam MP3s to your car's
digital audio player 11/01/2003 12:54 PM
You know how sometimes you think up a gadget but you figure that no one will ever build it? Well, the Omnifi is one of those gadgets, except that it's real. The Omnifi is a digital media player for your car with a 20GB hard drive and an 802.11b WiFi attachment which actually makes it possible (assuming your car is within range) to wirelessly beam your music directly to your car from your PC. You can also set it to automatically transmit all sorts of information to your car, like the weather, news, etc. The hard drive can also detach and be connected to a PC (sorta like the Phatnoise system) if your car is parked too far away for WiFi. Read...

""The iBox has a built in hard drive
meaning it can be used as a network's
hub for homes or offices which would
like to share photos, music, or other
files. Not only does it act as a hub
which can connect wirelessly or by
Ethernet, it also calls upon its..."

""The iBox has a built in hard drive
meaning it can be used as a network's
hub for homes or offices which would
like to share photos, music, or other
files. Not only does it act as a hub
which can connect wirelessly or by
Ethernet, it also calls upon its..." 01/04/2004 03:53 AM

The Fish 0.4.4

The Fish 0.4.4 02/11/2004 03:11 PM
A GTK+ FreeBSD rc.conf editor/management tool.

Thanks for the Fish

Thanks for the Fish 06/17/2005 05:03 PM
The Lessig blog community is pretty amazing. Self-regulating, constructive, challenging. Looking back I hope you can see how we paid off on our promise of informational incrementalism We've suggested that discrimination in the military might be ameliorated by asking a simple question. We've suggested that discrimination by the boy scouts...

Fish 0.9

Fish 0.9 04/30/2004 10:04 PM
Tries to be an aquarium simulator. It allows you to add fish to an underwater environment and customize them.

it's all about the fish

it's all about the fish 09/14/2004 02:20 PM
The Starving Ocean : A large collection of articles by Debbie MacKenzie on the death of the ocean. The idea is that removing most of the fish from the sea might be sort of bad for the marine ecosystem as a whole. Her writing style is a bit kooky, but she has been right on some points (ie. the Grey Seal thing). Oh, and fishing is also responsible for the rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Big Fish

Big Fish 05/13/2004 10:53 AM

I've always admired Tim Burton's imagination and enjoyed his movies, even if many of them are uneven. Since I missed Big Fish when it was in theaters last year, I've been looking forward to seeing it on DVD. Well, last night I finally watched it - and now I really wish I'd seen it on the big screen.

Forget the poor reviews. This was - by far - his best work, and ranks as one of my favorite movies. Watch it if you get the chance!

(Yeah, I know this has nothing to do with my software, but I'm a movie buff as well as a software guy, so what the heck...)

The Volition Bug was launched
anonymously from a site somewhere in a
Central Asian republic. It propagated
wirelessly among all the
WiFi-communicating chipped objects,
installing new directives in their tiny
brains, directives that ran covertly in
parall

The Volition Bug was launched
anonymously from a site somewhere in a
Central Asian republic. It propagated
wirelessly among all the
WiFi-communicating chipped objects,
installing new directives in their tiny
brains, directives that ran covertly in
parall 02/05/2005 09:55 PM

scifi.com/scifiction/originals/originals_archive/difilippo3/difilip po31.html
track this site | 3 links

Fish in a Barrel

Fish in a Barrel 08/08/2004 07:07 AM
Eric Scharf .. pictures

speakeasy.org/~demiurge/locks
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cold fish

cold fish 05/04/2004 12:58 AM
Frozen seas. A brief but kind of amazing collection of photos of the deck of a fishing trauler in fridgid conditions, where every exposed surface has layers of frozen saltwater accumulated. This condition can cause the boat to become topheavy and capsize, as well as just plain making life more miserable for those that work on the deck.

fish on -- part two

fish on -- part two 07/14/2004 08:21 PM
The city of Commerce is just fifteen minutes down the freeway from Hollywood, but the Commerce Casino is a thousand miles away from Odessa. There's no alley to walk down, no bouncer to deal with, and you're more likely to talk to a valet than a crackhead on your way into the club.

From The Standard, we drove across the 10 and picked up the 5 in the East LA interchange. Even though it was after ten, it was backed up like rush hour. I pointed at a sign that advised 45 MPH on the turn.

"Since I was sixteen, every time I pass that sign, I laugh. I don't think 45 has ever been a reduction in my speed through here." I said.

Read the entire entry @ WWdN

fish on -- part one

fish on -- part one 07/13/2004 10:43 AM
"Do you have to get up early tomorrow?" I said.

"No. I'm going to the Dodger game at 1," he said.

"Want to get out of here and go play cards?"

"Are you finally taking me to Odessa?"

"No. It's Saturday, so it's a dance club tonight," I said. "I hear it gets pretty crazy."

"Plato's retreat crazy?" he said.

"You stole that from my blog!" I said.

We both laughed.

"Let's go to Commerce," I said.

Read the entire entry @ WWdN!

USB Fish Tank

USB Fish Tank 05/27/2004 10:56 AM
More cubical toys for the office. Instead of watching the monitor of a fake fish tank, now you can have a "real" fake-fish tank sitting next to your monitor. This USB Fish Tank comes with 2 properly buoyant plastic fish and motorized tank complete with cool blue LED. After you fill the tank with appropriate amount of water, drop in the two fish, plug it into an empty USB port on your computer or USB hub than watch the fish go.

Swim With The Big Fish

Swim With The Big Fish 11/17/2003 05:28 PM
"We're known for being extremely efficient, meaning we get the job done very economically. So the Macintosh gives us an enormous advantage over our competition." By David Levy (Apple via MyAppleMenu)

Fish Oil Capsules

Fish Oil Capsules 04/18/2005 11:23 PM
Are fish oil supplements a reliable source of omega-3 fatty acids?

Singing Fish

Singing Fish 06/17/2005 03:45 PM

Singingfish - the audio/video search engine: This seemed to work pretty well for me. Anything that can return audio of Sigue Sigue Sputnik is doing okay in my mind.

Friday Fish Fry

Friday Fish Fry 12/29/2003 11:50 PM
Stand by for news. The last lunar mission, Apollo 17, came home today in 1972. Microsoft has confirmed rumors that it's going into the online music sales business. The MSN Music Store will open some time next year. Meanwhile...
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