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June 2006

74 posts

John Edwards talk at Gnomedex

I am not surprised that most of the conversation were democrats standing up and asking what they can do to beat the republicans. There were a few good questions on net neutrality, but I am sure that the republicans in room felt pretty uncomfortable. But the session was in some people's in the room opinion almost content free.

TechMeme Hacked

In kind of a funny social experiment going on here at Gnomedex where saying TechMeme was hacked when it fact it hasn't been so that we can get that topic to the top of their list today. Geek Fun [www.techmeme.com]

Live from Gnomedex

Ok live blogging today from Gnomedex sessions will be starting in about 10 minutes.

Crushed

Well nothing like crushing the site the second we turned it on we must have had a 1000 people refreshing the site. Were seeing massive amounts of hits on some of the pages as well, and should have most of the pages optimized in short order.

Blubrry.com Launch at 12pm Eastern Today!

An evolution in podcasting sites will launch at high noon eastern time. This will be a beta launch, we have little or no time for final shakedown but we do know it will be best be viewed in Firefox for the first 12 hours as we found some bugs in the style sheet at 1am Eastern on a couple of

Net Neutrality is dead!

Shutter up the Internet and Pull the plug for 72 hours and then let people voice their opinion of Net Neutrality. You can bet this is a question I am gonna ask Senator Edwards and Gnomedex. Time to fire some people in congress. [Chris Pirillo]

Incorrect Spelling in some RSS Feeds!

This article was updated due to inaccurate information that I want to make sure was corrected! During testing of Blubrry, we found a very surprising spelling error in some RSS feeds on some Feedburner feeds but it does not appear to be there fault. Some sites we have pulled in has this error "Unexpected lenght attribute on enclosure element" There

Looking for Open Source Geographic Stats Parser

I am on the hunt for a open source stats parser that does geographic profiling very well. If you know of such a open source project that you can recommend I would appreciate it. I want something we can run in conjunction with a stats parser that we have built recently for processing podcast downloads on or unix based servers.

Todd Where have you been all Week?

I'll be honest I have been working like a dog, between my regular Job getting a bunch of papers in for end of term at college, on the phone with sponsors for the Podcast Awards, and of course the ground work for the launch of my teams new website this week has been absolutely insane. Plus I get on a

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