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August 2005

129 posts

Were in the Blogrolling Top 100

Someone sent me an e-mail today saying hey your #82 over on the BlogRolling Top 500 list. I guess that is pretty good, with lots of room for improvement. I do appreciate all the sites linking to us, and we will have to do something about that soon. [hot.blogrolling.com] Todd...

FCC changes rules on DSL very bad for Consumers!

In what is going to be one of the worst moves for Internet Service Providers, the FCC has basically cut the legs out from under companies like Earthlink who used to be able to get equal access to DSL circuits from the phone companies. This change let Bells bar competing Internet service providers such as EarthLink Inc. from leasing the

The Next Generation of Heavy Lift Space Vehicles

I think the plan as outlined in the linked New York Times article is dead on. I have always wondered why NASA had gone away from heavy lift vehicles, and it's nice to see that they are back on the drawing board. I hope that they proceed with the design as outlined and build em fast. [New York Times]

eBay flaw discovered!

I don't normally quote a lot of other sites posting but the write up is perfect and will make you think a little! From PcWorld: "A flaw has been discovered on eBay's Web site that would have allowed fraudsters to successfully redirect the sign-on process to a phishing site." Read the rest of the Article [PC World] Thanks to Jeremy

The Top 100 and why some people are paying attention to it!

Jason Calacanis has been speaking very vocally about the Top 100 over at technorati, and he is indicating that Technorati is about to get their "bell rung" by their competition. He is more or less saying to Technorati that their Top 100 list is not fair nor is it accurate. Now the question I always start asking when someone starts

A nice talk with The Podcast Network

Cameron Reily and I had a great discussion last Tuesday, and he put it up on the net. I had mentioned it and wanted to put a link to it for any that were interested. As a side note the conversation was stirred by him wanting to do a show reviewing the past year in podcasting seems some other individuals

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GNC-2005-08-05

Super Mega show this is the longest one ever, what can I say I had a lot to say. For the regular readers of this website I am finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and should be back to regular blogging next week. Finally but hey we have a contest for two Podcasting The Do It

TechPodcasts.com signs another Major Advertiser

TECHPODCASTS.COM AND AFFILIATES ADD GODADDY.COM AS AN ADVERTISER TechPodCasts.com If its Tech Its Here Honolulu, Hawaii. (Aug 3, 2005) Podcast Connect, Inc., administrative manager of TechPodCasts.com, one of the top technical audio podcast resources worldwide, announced today the signing of a contract that brings GoDaddy.com onboard as an advertiser Spokesperson Todd Cochrane says, "This is a major advertiser alignment for

Apple and Intels Trusted Computing

Update: Apparently the initial report on this was False see this linked article I have been waiting for more people to speak out on Apples possible plan to add Intel's Trusted Computing "fair use killer" to the Operating System that Apple will release for it's forthcoming Intel based computers I agree with the assessment of some if they do this

PCN Podcaster News Network Podcaster Recruitments

The team is moving forward very quickly, and the site design is starting to solidify, what we need now are podcasters that want to participate in this new venture. PCN or Podcaster News Network will be creating content on a daily basis in short show format 3-5 minutes on focused subject areas that are in the news everyday. Such as

A unique water solution for space!

Lets just say NASA is going to be looking at recycling some water in space. The source is not what you would expect. [Wired]

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