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I am back and feeling much better cover a lot of topics tonight and we give you the final clue for the answer to our 3 part question that you will have to answer. Contest entries are due buy 9pm PST 24 March to be eligible. GNC-2005-03-22.mp3 GNC-2005-03-22.wma GNC-2005-03-22.ogg GNC-2005-03-22.torrent New Torrent RSS [https://www.geeknewscentral.com/torrent/rss.php] [ADV 8:30 www.msmobiles.com] Know your enemy
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If you have XMPCR and an iPOD or other portable MP3 device you can time-shift your favorite XM show. I read an article in USA Today about a software package call TimeTrax. TimeTrax is very helpful in time-shifting your favorite show. So, if you are like me and enjoy late-night talk radio you can record your favorite show(s). Then you
Cnet is reporting that Ask Jeeves is being purchased by Interactive Corp. Ask Jeeves runs ask.com, excite.com, and iwon.com along with it’s own search engine website. Interactive Corp owns Expedia.com, ticketmaster.com, match.com, and citysearch. Interactive Corp is run by Barry Diller. Cnet says ..
Two craters on Mars proves that there were glaciers in the past on the Red Planet. The craters touch and show a flow line from one, the upper one, downhill into the lower crater. According to the New Scientist,
Yahoo! has agreed to buy Ludicorp Research and Development, owners of photo sharing website Flickr, for an undisclosed sum. Flickr enables users to personalise photo collections on the web, where they can store, sort, search and share their photos. Flickr will remain a standalone site for now. The company's employees, however, will relocate to Sunnyvale later this year.
I have known for a couple of weeks that Eric Rice was going to be the new host of the Engadget Podcast, and today it is on the streets check it out. If you have any other podcasting tips send em here we will get the word out on the street of things happening. [Engadget]
We are happy to announce the realization of a goal of mine to run our own server side seeder for our Podcast feeds. This puts us in control of the feed and we no longer have to utilize third party services. This is being accomplished with the pre-release of the newest BlogTorrent application. With the seeding portion being in beta
Over the past week I have been really sick with the Flu, my doctor sent me home for 3 days bed rest, and yet I felt I needed to complete my podcast in the middle of being absolutely miserable. I will probably someday listen to those 2 shows and say what was I thinking. With that being said I knew
While a lot of people have been hyping podcasting tools. BlogMatrix.com has released BlogMatrix Sparks version 2.0 and it had blown me away. I did some research on a earlier version of this program and am completely shocked at what he has created here. Obviously they have not been sleeping over their. A quote on their website says, "BlogMatrix Sparks!
Following last year's European Commission’s antitrust ruling against them, Microsoft agreed to create a server interoperability licence that would allow rival makers of server software to write applications that can "achieve full interoperability" with Windows client and server operating systems on "reasonable and non-discriminatory terms". Well it seems the EC does not think that Microsoft has lived up to it’s end of the bargain. The European Commission has rejected Microsoft's proposed server interoperability licence, saying that it contained a number of serious flaws including unjustifiably high royalty fees and the exclusion of open source vendors.
An article from the Register by Mark Burnett of SecurityFocus has me thinking about Windows Servers. We all know that most hosting servers for websites and ftp servers are Linux-based servers. But Microsoft has been pushing their new Windows Server software as being better then Apache, the Linux server software of choice. This article says that there is no adequate firewall for Windows servers. Check it out and let us know if you think they missed something..
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