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July 2004

134 posts

New iPAQ Pocket PC

I'll be honest I have a iPAQ one that I purchased last year. It was a big waste of money. My laptop is with me about 90% of the time. I play games on it on airplanes and try and figure out how to re-coup my money. Someone needs to come up with a book on how to be productive

If ET exist contact within 20 years predicted

The search for ET continues with the SETI group but they are making bold predictions that if ET exist and is transmitting we will detect it within 20 years. This is considering of course that ET isn't a caveman in a faraway planet. [New Scientist]

Movable Type 3.1

Six Apart has announced what will be included in MT 3.1 I am highly disappointed that the feature list is not longer. Time will tell if they are able to keep up with the competition. [MovableType]

Mini Posting Break

I have taken a self imposed few days off from the site, every once in a while I force myself to put down the keyboard. There will be light posting here through Monday of next week. I will have a few articles up every day though. Going back to work has been real tough. My energy levels have not been

Gnome Girl working at Technorati

I am glad Cheyene has just gotten a job at Technorati nice to see they are hiring from within the Blogsphere. [Gnome Girl]

Jay Allen wins Movable Type Plugin Contest

Will not be long before we can add another layer of protection to our comments section as Jay Allen has won the MovableType Blacklist plugin contest for Movable Type Version 3.0. Congratulations to Jay. [Jay Allen] [Six Apart]

IE Programming team has Weblog

Those poor boys on the IE team at Microsoft better be prepared for the general public because I know a lot of people who have a beef with IE. I am going to do a collective look at IE make some comparisons to Firefox and send them a nice note letting them know what it would take for me to

Playing around with OneNote

I have been wanting to play around with OneNote for some time and decided to download the free 60 day trial. Thus far I am not overly impressed I was expecting significant more features. I am so used to working with OPAL, RSS and XML that I just expect some of that functionality to be built into the application. I

Computer Geeks Discount Outlet

Great prices on computers they have some great deals. Lot's of refurbished units and hearing from some people that have purchased computers they seem to be very happy with them. [ComputerGeeks]

Something is brewing in the land of RSS

Several thing are brewing in RSS land, one centers around Technorati as it looks like they are getting ready to start pulling Political feeds in a separate area. Along with that Dave Winer has a hot project in work that will be needing some hard-core bloggers to help out on. It's nice to see that innovation in the weblog community

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