US Navy shows of new Toys
The US Navy showed of some of it's newest technical toys during fleet week and makes me proud to say that American ingenuity is still alive and well. [Wired]
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Technical
Windows for the web
A very interesting article on what one company is designing to enhance our experiences on the web by making applications that make web pages look more like a windows page then just a informational experience. [It-Analysis.com]
Google talks about Web Site Optimization
Google has some very good advice for those you looking to optimize your website to get a higher ranking on Google. I will be honest I have used only 1 service in the past 7 years and that is submit-it.com their service has proven to be very good and thus far has kept my site near the top of Google
Unlock your GSM Cellphone
I was recently overseas and had my GSM T-Mobile phone with me. I figured I would run out get a pre-paid sim card and have local cell service while in the country I was in. To my surprise I could not get the SIM card to work in the phone. I was a bit pissed. But to my surprise a
Hard Drives the unsung Hero
I had to smile today. Sitting on my shelf of memorabilia is a 65 meg RLL Hard-drive that I payed $465.00 for back in the mid 80's. I was the top dog on the block and all of my buddies and I marveled at how we would every fill it up. Little did I know that in 1993 I would
Software Developer resist implementing Atom
Not all developers who are designing RSS applications are adding Atom support and I can't say that I blame them but it is interesting to see their comments. [miseldine.com]
German University gives up Spam Battle
Seems a German university has given up the battle on spam seem they where seeing delays of up to one week in the delay of e-mail. The 20 computers they where using was breaking down under a load of 100,000 unprocessed messages. I am sure the wording is not quite right as I process nearly 10,000 message a day of