Insanely Destructive Devices
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Destructive Influence
Destructive Influence
04/21/2004 03:48 PMNew Lovgate worms more destructive
New Lovgate worms more destructive
07/08/2004 07:10 AMZDNet Jul 8 2004 11:55AM GMT
Destructive MiMail variant hits web
Destructive MiMail variant hits web
11/03/2003 10:05 AMvnunet.com Nov 3 2003 8:50AM ET
This to That - Insanely Genius
This to That - Insanely Genius
06/03/2004 03:44 AM“We are here to help you choose the right glue for your bonding
requirements. We are committed to keeping current with the adhesive
market, but we don’t claim to know everything about every glue
on the market. We recommend the glues that we have found work best for
us. We do know one thing for sure: there is no such thing as the All
Purpose glue. Every glue has its pros and cons. The secret to a
successful bonding challenge is to consider the following glue
philosophy…”
First Destructive Mobile Phone Virus In
The Wild
First Destructive Mobile Phone Virus In
The Wild
08/11/2004 11:38 AMSpam most destructive in China's
Internet security
Spam most destructive in China's
Internet security
09/14/2004 07:33 AMPeoples Daily Online Sep 14 2004 11:29AM GMT
The insanely great MacBand
The insanely great MacBand
02/10/2004 02:41 AMLast month, Apple released Garageband at
MacWorld, letting any budding musician create music from its suite of
sophisticated but simple audio tools. Given the potential for
thousands of musicians recording new songs at home, we knew it was a
great fit for Creative Commons and we're very happy to see a new
community has sprung up around the software, at MacBand. They've just launched but have
a system setup to categorize dozens of song styles and loops, with
every song available under a Creative Commons license, letting you
make remixes and new songs from others work. Garageband has the great
potential to become a collaborative music tool and MacBand looks like a great way to
facilitate that.
Help! I'm insanely jealous and full of
contempt
Help! I'm insanely jealous and full of
contempt
06/17/2005 03:33 PMPeople who don't think things through but get what they want anyway
are driving me insane.
Insanely great pumpkin carvings
Insanely great pumpkin carvings
11/01/2003 06:24 AMThe pumpkin gutter
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Twenty Years Of Insanely Great Macs
Twenty Years Of Insanely Great Macs
01/22/2004 02:09 AMIt seems like only yesterday: One commercial runs during the 1984
Super Bowl, and a new personal computer is born... not to mention a
legend. By Gene Steinberg (USA Today via MyAppleMenu)
"experiences tipping maître d's to get
into insanely popular restaurants"
"experiences tipping maître d's to get
into insanely popular restaurants"
04/09/2004 09:09 PMOri Amiga - Tour of mobile devices with
Visual Studio for Devices team
Ori Amiga - Tour of mobile devices with
Visual Studio for Devices team
09/25/2004 09:16 AMOri Amiga shows off all the devices that he has hanging out in his
office (someone has to test Visual Studio and make sure it works great
with all the devices).
The Insanely Great Story Of How The Mac
Was Made -- An Interview With Andy
Hertzfeld
The Insanely Great Story Of How The Mac
Was Made -- An Interview With Andy
Hertzfeld
01/04/2005 08:20 PMRight away I knew Andy was my Apple historian of choice, at least
for this slice of technology history. Now thanks to the release of his
book, I have an excuse to correspond with him directly and ask him
some of the questions I've had about the phenomenon we call the
personal computing revolution. By Derrick Story, O'Reilly Network
Our own devices
Our own devices
10/28/2003 11:06 PM
Edward Tenner, author of
Why Things
Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences,
has a new book called
Our Own
Devices: The Past and Future of Body Technology. Meticulously
researched chapters trace the historical development of footgear,
chairs, keyboards, and eyeglasses. The unifying theme is the
coevolution of technology and technique: how we both change and are
changed by these "body technologies" as we use them.
...Report: USB Devices
Report: USB Devices
07/06/2004 09:54 AMUSB 2.0 support under Mac OS 9 is a driver issue, plus G5 card
compatibility
New Storage Devices
New Storage Devices
04/13/2004 05:11 PMIO Data is set to ship the
first removable hard drive based on the IVDR (Information
Versatile Disk for Removable) specification. The system is comprised
of a hard disk drive sealed in a case which fits into an adapter
housing with a USB 2 interface (with USB 1 backwards compatibility.)
The initial release will have a 20GB capacity on a 1.8in hard drive in
a 3.14 x 2.6 inch cartridge, with larger capacities planned. The
adapter and disk will run $323, and disks a la carte at $229.
Meanwhile, Iomega is already
producing a similar doodad. The Rev
is a 35GB removable hard drive that is aimed at supplanting tape
devices for backups and archiving. The Rev costs $400 for the external
USB 2.0 unit and $380 for an internal ATAPI drive, both with a bundled
disk. The disks alone cost $60 each, or 4 for $200. That makes the IO
Data unit seem terribly expensive. Let's see what Moore's Law does
with that.
I've been looking at alternatives to my old, slow tape drive
system, which now fills five compressed 60GB tapes and takes two days
to do a full backup (I like incrementals!) I've been toying with the
idea of using a hot-swap RAID tower with a stack of big hard drives
instead of a tape library, but the cost and complexity of that is
making me hesitate. Either the IO Data or Iomega units might be just
the ticket.
Via The
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Where Do You Use Wireless Devices?
Where Do You Use Wireless Devices?
09/10/2004 10:43 AMIf you ever needed more proof that people use wireless devices to help
them fill in the "empty" time when it used to be difficult to work or
communicate, Harris Interactive has the study for you. They've found
that a fair number of people use wireless devices
in places that previously were pretty much
off-limits towards anything productive: waiting in the
drive-through at the fast-food place (22%), while driving (20%) and in
the bathroom (15%). This isn't just talking about mobile data, but
mobile phone conversations, which would make you think that the
numbers should be higher. Of course, they are higher for the younger
generation, with 30% of college students admitting they used wireless
devices in the bathroom. Of course, whether or not this is a
good thing probably depends on whether or not you're one of the
people using wireless devices in these places.
2.5 and 3G devices 3Q03
2.5 and 3G devices 3Q03
12/07/2003 02:34 AMTelecoms.com Dec 7 2003 2:13AM ET
Devices may keep track of too much
Devices may keep track of too much
11/04/2003 04:56 PMWashington Times Nov 4 2003 3:25PM ET
RSS And Mobile Devices
RSS And Mobile Devices
04/10/2004 09:43 PMRSS might be pretty good for mobile devices. By Daily Wireless (via
MyAppleMenu)
SMS WQL Machine Devices Queries
SMS WQL Machine Devices Queries
12/30/2003 12:03 AMwapadmin - adminstration via wap devices
wapadmin - adminstration via wap devices
12/20/2003 03:48 PMdevelopment release online
Do People Want Converged Devices?
Do People Want Converged Devices?
01/05/2005 06:10 PMA new report has come out (and I swear we've seen similar ones in the
past) claiming that
people don't want
converged mobile phones and PDAs, as there are fears that
converged devices do everything badly and/or that they start to
include useless/pointless features. Of course, part of the problem is
that the survey is asking people if they want "converged devices," and
not about what they'd do with a converged device. The thing is, if
given the option of doing what a real converged device let people do,
many people would go for that option. It's not about the device, but
the applications of that device.
Web services find way to devices
Web services find way to devices
05/05/2004 08:27 AMMicrosoft Corp., Intel Corp., Lexmark International Inc. and Ricoh Co.
Ltd. on Tuesday detailed new Web services technology designed to make
it easier for users to connect devices such as printers, digital
cameras and digital music players over a network.
Wireless devices a DNC hazard
Wireless devices a DNC hazard
07/27/2004 12:56 AMDirect and Related Links for 'Wireless
devices a DNC hazard'
“There’s a gaping hole in the much-hyped security
measures taken for this week’s Democratic National Convention:
Thousands of wireless devices around the FleetCenter could be used as
pawns in a cyberattack. Wireless security provider Newbury Networks
Inc. of Boston issued that warning after detecting the heavy
concentration of devices during a three-hour ‘war driving’
exercise through the city. Many of the unsecured wireless networks and
802.11 client cards were in a one-block radius of the…
Do your devices have the touch of the
bunny?
Do your devices have the touch of the
bunny?
12/22/2004 01:52 AMFor those of you coming to CES in Las Vegas, don’t forget to
swing by the Energizer display! Anxious to show off their latest
wares, Energizer wants to have a chance to show you why they have the
best in batteries for your mobile devices. Check it out! (No link
provided)…
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"The Museum of Unworkable Devices"
"The Museum of Unworkable Devices"
04/14/2004 03:45 AMUpdate: HP To Enforce DRM On New Devices
Update: HP To Enforce DRM On New Devices
01/09/2004 09:53 PMHewlett-Packard Corp. will aggressively enforce
digital-rights-management schemes on many of its products beginning in
2004, including the company's first digital televisions.
The Museum of Unworkable Devices
The Museum of Unworkable Devices
04/12/2004 08:41 AMwww.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm .. The museum of unworkable
inventions .. .. Peirianau symudiad diddiwedd .. Niet de mooiste
site .. sounds like .. collection .. debunked .. museum ..
work
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Museum of Unworkable Devices
Museum of Unworkable Devices
04/11/2004 10:16 PM
Nice
site covering a bunch of inventions that won't work because they go
against one or more laws of physics. It also looks at impractical, but
interesting inventions, like this water fountain that squirts water
out of a replica of a woman's head.
LinkWeb services to weave devices together
Web services to weave devices together
02/18/2004 07:33 AMZDNet UK Feb 18 2004 11:38AM GMT
ATI PCI-Express Devices Revealed
ATI PCI-Express Devices Revealed
02/16/2004 10:34 AMAdvanced Micro Devices
Advanced Micro Devices
02/19/2004 04:51 PMAMD advantage gone? Not so fast...
Securing USB Memory Devices
Securing USB Memory Devices
09/12/2004 05:48 PMMicrosoft wants to get devices talking
Microsoft wants to get devices talking
04/30/2004 07:05 PMThe software giant plans a series of announcements at a hardware
conference next week, including word on software designed to let
Windows programs talk to digital devices through Web services.
Media Center Devices
Media Center Devices
01/08/2004 07:38 PMWith a Media Center PC in your home, you can enjoy your digital
entertainment when and how you want, through an easy-to-use remote
control interface. If you’ve set up a Media Center PC in your den,
imagine that you could also access it to pause live TV while relaxing
in your living room, listen to one of your Media Center playlists in
the kitchen while you’re fixing dinner, or enjoy digital photos of
your family while you’re away on a business trip.
NYT on Photo Storage Devices
NYT on Photo Storage Devices
04/16/2005 06:58 PMSpy on CMU's wireless devices
Spy on CMU's wireless devices
11/13/2003 03:59 PM
Here's a real-time map of all the wireless devices using CMU's
campus-wide network.
Link
(
Thanks, Ophir!)
Getting Started with VoIP Devices
Getting Started with VoIP Devices
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