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Apple + Intel = MS Demise?

Last night I read quite a bit about the Apple news that they’re replacing their PowerPC processors with Intel processors. None of it seemed to

June 9, 2005

Off to Denmark

I’m off to Denmark again. It’s a long weekend, with Monday being a day off – which means I’m working. It’s funny how many long

May 23, 2005

ME 103

XM Radio has launched a new channel – ME 103. The idea being that users program the content. They’re running a contest to find a

May 19, 2005

Lost Productivity

Alright, enough is enough. If I hear one more thing about the $627 million of lost productivity due to the Star Wars movie release, I’m

May 19, 2005

I'm slow….

…in posting that is. The last few weeks, every moment I’ve had away from work has been dedicated to finishing up my ColdFusion-based blogging application,

May 14, 2005

Inflection Point

Robert Cringley’s newest article is an absoulte must read. The subtitle says it all: This Week Changed the World of High Tech Forever, Though Most

May 14, 2005

Podscope – searches audio podcasts

I’m having a hard time believing this one, but apparently, the newly launched Podscope searches the audio content of podcasts for specific keywords. From their

May 11, 2005

Good idea

Another good idea from the Idea-a-day.com site. Idea A DayWhere Ideas Are Free Welcome to Day 1727 Publish a book containing ‘Second Choice Designs’. The

May 10, 2005

Blingo – it works!

You’ve heard about Blingo – a wrapper around Google search technology that ads their own ads. When you and your friends sign up and use

May 9, 2005

CivicSpace – More doing it right

How many times have you visited a corporate or “official” site and been told nothing but how wonderful the product/service is. There’s no comparison, no

May 6, 2005

Darth Vader is blogging

Darth Vader has, apparently, started blogging! At any rate, the attack on the hidden rebel base began and I had General Veers mount a ground

May 6, 2005

Apress – Doing It Right

It’s easy to talk about those companies who don’t get it, or aren’t doing things like they should. There’s plenty of examples out there. But

May 5, 2005