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Sunday, August 31, 2008
iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone [Review]
iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone [Review]
I’m listening to The Beatles’ Abbey Road on my iPhone right now, but I’m enjoying it more than usual because I’m using the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone that Maximo sent me. (...)
I’m listening to The Beatles’ Abbey Road on my iPhone right now, but I’m enjoying it more than usual because I’m using the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone that Maximo sent me. (...)
This Giant Cricket Does Not Belong In A Tuna Melt
This Giant Cricket Does Not Belong In A Tuna Melt
there's no way it came like that from the kitchen - it's no different than a fly landing on your food (except cleaner). when you eat outside, you run the risk of errant grasshoppers in your food. certainly no need for a consumerist story here...
dlynch
An Echoing iPhone & My Trip to the Genius Bar
I went to the Apple Store yesterday because of a problem I had with my iPhone, which produced a supposedly annoying echo in my voice that drove my callers nuts. (...) Read More
Mandriva Improves Silicon Motion Driver
Mandriva Improves Silicon Motion Driver
Along with VIA releasing a new open-source X.Org video driver, there is work underway on improving the status of another open-source graphics driver. Silicon Motion is perhaps more obscure than VIA Technologies when it comes to integrated graphics, but they primarily specialize in low-power graphics chips for tablet PCs. The xf86-video-siliconmotion driver usually only receives a handful of commits a year and from a few different developers such as Adam Jackson, Egbert Eich, and Alex Deucher...
Along with VIA releasing a new open-source X.Org video driver, there is work underway on improving the status of another open-source graphics driver. Silicon Motion is perhaps more obscure than VIA Technologies when it comes to integrated graphics, but they primarily specialize in low-power graphics chips for tablet PCs. The xf86-video-siliconmotion driver usually only receives a handful of commits a year and from a few different developers such as Adam Jackson, Egbert Eich, and Alex Deucher...
Apple ships Final Cut Express 4.0.1 and ProRes plug-in
Apple ships Final Cut Express 4.0.1 and ProRes plug-in
Apple late Thursday issued the first maintenance update to its non-linear video editing application Final Cut Express 4, and separately released a plugin for QuickTime that allows the media software to play back files in Apple ProRes format. Final...
Apple late Thursday issued the first maintenance update to its non-linear video editing application Final Cut Express 4, and separately released a plugin for QuickTime that allows the media software to play back files in Apple ProRes format. Final...
BlackBerry smartphone password timeout not activating after sending new IT policy to the BlackBerry smartphone
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VIA Releases New X.Org Driver
VIA Releases New X.Org Driver
Back in April at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, VIA had announced an open-source initiative. However, not all open-source developers have been pleased with these actions by VIA seeing as they have let down the community in the past...
Back in April at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, VIA had announced an open-source initiative. However, not all open-source developers have been pleased with these actions by VIA seeing as they have let down the community in the past...
DRM Patches For Linux 2.6.27 Kernel
DRM Patches For Linux 2.6.27 Kernel
The Linux 2.6.26 kernel had featured updated Intel and ATI DRM that added the needed kernel support for the ATI R500 and Intel GMA 4500 3D support. While the merge window for the Linux 2.6.27 kernel has already closed, we will hopefully see a few more Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) patches...
The Linux 2.6.26 kernel had featured updated Intel and ATI DRM that added the needed kernel support for the ATI R500 and Intel GMA 4500 3D support. While the merge window for the Linux 2.6.27 kernel has already closed, we will hopefully see a few more Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) patches...
Friday, August 29, 2008
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Thanks for the ideas.
Tried all channels, and Beacon combos. No Dice.
AARRggghh.
Thanks for the ideas.
Tried all channels, and Beacon combos. No Dice.
AARRggghh.
Caption Contest: Big Honking Camera
Caption Contest: Big Honking Camera
AAW CRAP - would someone run to the car and get my tripod?
tech-tard
iPods, MacBooks, iMacs up next on Apple's 2008 roadmap
iPods, MacBooks, iMacs up next on Apple's 2008 roadmap
With a multinational iPhone 3G launch now successfully under its belt, electronics maker Apple Inc. is preparing to close out the year with a final phase of product introductions that will stretch over the course of the next two months. Included ...
With a multinational iPhone 3G launch now successfully under its belt, electronics maker Apple Inc. is preparing to close out the year with a final phase of product introductions that will stretch over the course of the next two months. Included ...
Black Stealth R/C Helicopter by ThinkGeek
Black Stealth R/C Helicopter by ThinkGeek
ThinkGeek, the masters of bringing us awesomely cool geek toys, has just released the Black Stealth 3-Channel R/C Helicopter. YAY! This is not just another one of those tiny palm size helicopters with a different look; this one has the important third channel to allow full … [visit site to read more]
ThinkGeek, the masters of bringing us awesomely cool geek toys, has just released the Black Stealth 3-Channel R/C Helicopter. YAY! This is not just another one of those tiny palm size helicopters with a different look; this one has the important third channel to allow full … [visit site to read more]
ThinkGeek, the masters of bringing us awesomely cool geek toys, has just released the Black Stealth 3-Channel R/C Helicopter. YAY! This is not just another one of those tiny palm size helicopters with a different look; this one has the important third channel to allow full … [visit site to read more]
Upgrading to BlackBerry Enterprise Server software version 4.1 with a remote BlackBerry Configuration Database fails
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AMD OverDrive On Linux
AMD OverDrive On Linux
When it comes to ATI hardware, one of the features we have been after for the longest time on Linux has been any overclocking support. Windows users have ATI's OverDrive at their disposal along with an arsenal of third-party utilities such as ATI Tool. NVIDIA also has various utilities for overclocking their graphics cards on Windows, but they also provide support for overclocking on Linux. Today though with the release of the Catalyst 8.8 Linux driver there is finally ATI OverDrive 5 support on Linux.
When it comes to ATI hardware, one of the features we have been after for the longest time on Linux has been any overclocking support. Windows users have ATI's OverDrive at their disposal along with an arsenal of third-party utilities such as ATI Tool. NVIDIA also has various utilities for overclocking their graphics cards on Windows, but they also provide support for overclocking on Linux. Today though with the release of the Catalyst 8.8 Linux driver there is finally ATI OverDrive 5 support on Linux.
Why I Hate Netbooks
I got a quad core, 2 widescreen monitors and 5 1TB Hds in my machine, and yet, I still love my Acer Aspire One. it has an intel atom, 120HD and Wifi, it's as powerful as my old amd64...
"If one's choice is tiny text on a premium OLED phone screen or a bottom-dollar LCD, there's no comparison."
if you can buy the most expensive phone with an OLED screen why would you buy the crappiest of the netbooks? that's like comparing a Kawasaki Ninja vs a Ford Ka. mine has a LED screen.
I can't imagine anyone browsing on tiny cellphone screens.
VakeroRokero
Read MoreThursday, August 28, 2008
Road to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: 64-Bits
Next year's 10.6 reference release of Mac OS X promises to deliver technology updates throughout the system without focusing on the customer-facing marketing features that typically sell a new operating system. Here's a look at what those behind-the-...
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ATI Radeon CrossFire On Linux
ATI Radeon CrossFire On Linux
Back in June we had exclusively shared that CrossFire would be coming to Linux as part of their Radeon HD 4800 series strategy. CrossFire (or CrossFire X as it's now known) allows the graphics rendering workload to be split between multiple Radeon GPUs to deliver faster performance. Meanwhile, NVIDIA's multi-GPU technology known as SLI (Scalable Link Interface) has been supported on Linux since 2005. While AMD is still working to address some issues with their ATI Linux driver, they have been working hard on new features like CrossFire. How does this feature work though on Linux and does it deliver similar performance gains to their Windows driver? Today we have a full rundown on ATI CrossFire for Linux along with benchmarks from the ATI Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870.
Back in June we had exclusively shared that CrossFire would be coming to Linux as part of their Radeon HD 4800 series strategy. CrossFire (or CrossFire X as it's now known) allows the graphics rendering workload to be split between multiple Radeon GPUs to deliver faster performance. Meanwhile, NVIDIA's multi-GPU technology known as SLI (Scalable Link Interface) has been supported on Linux since 2005. While AMD is still working to address some issues with their ATI Linux driver, they have been working hard on new features like CrossFire. How does this feature work though on Linux and does it deliver similar performance gains to their Windows driver? Today we have a full rundown on ATI CrossFire for Linux along with benchmarks from the ATI Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870.
Intel 2.5 Video Driver Test Release
Intel 2.5 Video Driver Test Release
Intel's Jesse Barnes has today released the xf86-video-intel 2.4.97.0 driver. This is a test release that features integrated GEM memory manager and kernel-based mode-setting along with other improvements...
Intel's Jesse Barnes has today released the xf86-video-intel 2.4.97.0 driver. This is a test release that features integrated GEM memory manager and kernel-based mode-setting along with other improvements...
NVIDIA 177.68 Beta Driver
NVIDIA 177.68 Beta Driver
Tuesday the NVIDIA 177.67 Display Driver was released and then yesterday the ATI Catalyst 8.8 Driver came out with OverDrive and CrossFire support. Today though we are back with another NVIDIA Linux driver release. Due to fallout from the 177.67 driver, NVIDIA has replaced it just two days later with the 177.68 Beta.
Tuesday the NVIDIA 177.67 Display Driver was released and then yesterday the ATI Catalyst 8.8 Driver came out with OverDrive and CrossFire support. Today though we are back with another NVIDIA Linux driver release. Due to fallout from the 177.67 driver, NVIDIA has replaced it just two days later with the 177.68 Beta.
Angry Telemarketer Calls Back, Chews You Out For Hanging Up
I have a friend who works as a telemarketer. It's one thing when he gets hang-ups, but he's also had people threaten to come down to the office and shoot him. If you are on the do-not-call list, file a complaint. If you aren't don't get upset about it.
On a funny side note, at a previous job he once had to call someone who had won a drawing for a $2000 canoe in a raffle. The winner's wife hung up on him thinking it was a scam. He called back. That guy was really happy he did.
There is a company in my area that calls and asks you if you'll answer a few questions for a survey. I was bored so I answered. They said they'd put me in a drawing. A couple weeks later they called and said I'd won 1/2 off on siding. I've won twice now!!! Now I just need to see if I can use both coupons at the same time. It seems to be a legitimate company using a sleazy tactic to get around the no-call list using the survey exemption.
nacoran
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a “fatal error” upon installation. I’ve got “simplepie-core” and “simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress” both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of “simplelife” in my plugin panel, I get a “fatal error.”
Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
Study points to network weakness as source of iPhone 3G woes
Study points to network weakness as source of iPhone 3G woes
The results of an informal study of iPhone 3G users worldwide are in, and they suggest that problems with 3G networks -- not the iPhone's hardware -- are the source of a growing number of complaints about poor reception and download speeds. Commis...
The results of an informal study of iPhone 3G users worldwide are in, and they suggest that problems with 3G networks -- not the iPhone's hardware -- are the source of a growing number of complaints about poor reception and download speeds. Commis...
Open-Source 3D Success For Radeon RV770
We have just found out from AMD's John Bridgman that Alex Deucher, one of their open-source engineers, has today successfully rendered its first hardware-accelerated triangle on the Radeon HD 4800 series (RV770). In other words, the first open-source 3D milestone for this latest graphics card family from ATI! This is similar to back in March when there was the R500 glxgears milestone and coming two months after that was full 3D support with some Linux games running... 
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Detail Magic: Car wash in a bottle
Detail Magic: Car wash in a bottle
As we head into the fall home improvement season, don’t forget to pick up something for your car the next time you visit Home Depot. That’s right, your car. Your trusty mode of transportation. That thing that has been sitting in the blazing sun all summer long. It deserves a makeover too. Check out the complete line of [...]
As we head into the fall home improvement season, don’t forget to pick up something for your car the next time you visit Home Depot. That’s right, your car. Your trusty mode of transportation. That thing that has been sitting in the blazing sun all summer long. It deserves a makeover too. Check out the complete line of [...]
As we head into the fall home improvement season, don’t forget to pick up something for your car the next time you visit Home Depot.
That’s right, your car. Your trusty mode of transportation. That thing that has been sitting in the blazing sun all summer long.
It deserves a makeover too.
Check out the complete line of Detail Magic products now available in select Home Depot stores. … [visit site to read more]
VisionTek Radeon HD 4870 X2 2GB
Earlier this week with the release of the Catalyst 8.8 driver we were first to deliver Linux CrossFire benchmarks for the Radeon HD 4800 series along with the first OverDrive for Linux article. With our initial CrossFire for Linux article we had delivered benchmarks from the Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870, now though we are delivering the first Radeon HD 4870 X2 benchmarks under Ubuntu Linux. In this article we have our hands on the VisionTek Radeon HD 4870 X2 2GB graphics card. 
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An Echoing iPhone & My Trip to the Genius Bar
An Echoing iPhone & My Trip to the Genius Bar
I went to the Apple Store yesterday because of a problem I had with my iPhone, which produced a supposedly annoying echo in my voice that drove my callers nuts. (...)
I went to the Apple Store yesterday because of a problem I had with my iPhone, which produced a supposedly annoying echo in my voice that drove my callers nuts. (...)
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by db0
Just to let you know that I've prepared the plugin for public consumption and I'm now waiting to be allowed in the codex http://dbzer0.com/the-penguin-migration/complexlife
Just to let you know that I’ve prepared the plugin for public consumption and I’m now waiting to be allowed in the codex
http://dbzer0.com/the-penguin-migration/complexlife
Read MoreIs iPhone 2.0 a Better Match for Google’s Android?
Is iPhone 2.0 a Better Match for Google’s Android?
When Google last year unveiled Android, its open-source mobile phone platform, I published an article titled, Android vs. iPhone: Will the Google Phone Be an iPhone Killer? (...)
When Google last year unveiled Android, its open-source mobile phone platform, I published an article titled, Android vs. iPhone: Will the Google Phone Be an iPhone Killer? (...)
Hysteria: Great, Now Whole Foods Is Making You Broke And Fat
Hysteria: Great, Now Whole Foods Is Making You Broke And Fat
Clearly we need food regulation here: we can't allow consumers to help themselves to food. Consumers clearly will over eat if you let them and this is bad. Licensed food professionals should be necessary in all grocery stores to prevent them from over purchasing mass quantities of food.
vastrightwing
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a “fatal error” upon installation. I’ve got “simplepie-core” and “simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress” both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of “simplelife” in my plugin panel, I get a “fatal error.”
Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
Read MoreBlackBerry MDS Connection Service is still listed in BlackBerry Manager after removing the BlackBerry Enterprise Server from the BlackBerry Domain
Palm Treo Pro Review
Palm Treo Pro Review
@TorkLugnutz: I think there are many of us.
At the same time, while WinMo is the Devil, Palm OS is Father Time - and something better needs to come along that takes the yummy goodness from Garnet and moves it forward to the next level.
Huge iPhone Security Flaw Puts All Private Information at Risk
Huge iPhone Security Flaw Puts All Private Information at Risk
@Jesus Diaz: after seeing your response i wonder why we even acknowledge people that don't seem to think before they speak.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Thanks for the ideas.
Tried all channels, and Beacon combos. No Dice.
AARRggghh.
Thanks for the ideas.
Tried all channels, and Beacon combos. No Dice.
AARRggghh.
Super Micro C2SEA G45
Back in June we had looked at the Super Micro C2SBX+ motherboard, which was a workstation motherboard oriented around the Intel X48 Chipset. This was our first time reviewing a Super Micro product at Phoronix, but from the success of the C2SBX+ we decided to look at another one of their motherboards. This time around we have our hands on the Super Micro C2SEA, which is a desktop motherboard that uses the Intel G45 Chipset and provides integrated GMA X4500 HD graphics. 
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Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a “fatal error” upon installation. I’ve got “simplepie-core” and “simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress” both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of “simplelife” in my plugin panel, I get a “fatal error.”
Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
Read MoreWoman Removes Bra To Get Through TSA
@JamieSueAustin: I don't really like putting all my liquids in 100 ml containers, sizing my suitcase to fit in the overhead bin, or wearing shoes that are easy to remove. Granted, all of these have nothing to do with my anatomy, but they're the only examples that affect me today. If someday I end up with a metal hip that sets off the detector, develop a disability, or progress into the two-seat-needing range, I'm sure I'll find the extra burdens annoying too. But I'd understand at that point that I'm an exception, not the rule. Systems are designed to work for 90% of the people 90% of the time. It's not economical to do it any other way. (Of course, in the case of the TSA, it sucks for 90% of the people 90% of the time. They should work on that.)
They're not saying you can't fly unless you make adjustments to your wardrobe. You have the option to do whatever you want to. You could seek a screening-friendly bra or you can take the risk that your metal-containing bra will set off the detector. If that happens, you might be subjected to additional screening, like any one else who sets off the detector for any reason. Maybe they'll take you at your word when you say "it's my bra", maybe they won't. Maybe they have a maybe they have a millimeter-wave scanner and can see all that's going on underneath everyone's clothes.
But what do I know? I'm just some guy on the internet who went to [biggerbras.com] , found a 56K soft cup bra, and decided I am now qualified to unleash my advice on the world.
Read More5 iPhone Blogs I Recommend: Which Do You Read?
5 iPhone Blogs I Recommend: Which Do You Read?
Looking for some good iPhone blogs where you can read more about your favorite mobile device? (...)
Looking for some good iPhone blogs where you can read more about your favorite mobile device? (...)
Monday, August 25, 2008
BlackBerry Desktop Manager closes unexpectedly after performing a synchronization
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Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by Mark
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a "fatal error" upon installation. I've got "simplepie-core" and "simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress" both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of "simplelife" in my plugin panel, I get a "fatal error." Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
I keep getting a “fatal error” upon installation. I’ve got “simplepie-core” and “simplepie-plugin-for-wordpress” both installed and activated. When I go to activate your version of “simplelife” in my plugin panel, I get a “fatal error.”
Thanks in advance if you have any suggestions. Love the potential of this plug-in! Thanks so much.
AMD OverDrive On Linux
When it comes to ATI hardware, one of the features we have been after for the longest time on Linux has been any overclocking support. Windows users have ATI's OverDrive at their disposal along with an arsenal of third-party utilities such as ATI Tool. NVIDIA also has various utilities for overclocking their graphics cards on Windows, but they also provide support for overclocking on Linux. Today though with the release of the Catalyst 8.8 Linux driver there is finally ATI OverDrive 5 support on Linux. Read More
Xbox 360 Fall Dashboard Update Comes in November
Xbox 360 Fall Dashboard Update Comes in November
weak, i thought this was coming a bit sooner than this. Oh well the netflix streaming is going to be sweet!
xxenclavexx
X Gets Predictable Pointer Acceleration
X Gets Predictable Pointer Acceleration
X.Org 7.4 / X Server 1.5 has experienced an incredibly long delay in getting out the door. It was originally supposed to ship in February, then May, and now its stagnate until Mesa 7.1 ships...
X.Org 7.4 / X Server 1.5 has experienced an incredibly long delay in getting out the door. It was originally supposed to ship in February, then May, and now its stagnate until Mesa 7.1 ships...
Saturday, August 23, 2008
AMD OverDrive On Linux
When it comes to ATI hardware, one of the features we have been after for the longest time on Linux has been any overclocking support. Windows users have ATI's OverDrive at their disposal along with an arsenal of third-party utilities such as ATI Tool. NVIDIA also has various utilities for overclocking their graphics cards on Windows, but they also provide support for overclocking on Linux. Today though with the release of the Catalyst 8.8 Linux driver there is finally ATI OverDrive 5 support on Linux. Read More
My HostGator Server Crashed - Lost Articles & Comments
My HostGator Server Crashed - Lost Articles & Comments
Just wanted to mention that because of a server failure at my web host, HostGator, I’ve lost my two latest articles: 5 iPhone Blogs I Recommend and the April Fools joke I posted yesterday, BREAKING: FCC to Issue iPhone Ban in the US — Yes, it was a joke, no need to panic! (...)
Just wanted to mention that because of a server failure at my web host, HostGator, I’ve lost my two latest articles: 5 iPhone Blogs I Recommend and the April Fools joke I posted yesterday, BREAKING: FCC to Issue iPhone Ban in the US — Yes, it was a joke, no need to panic! (...)
Interesting Improvements In GNOME 2.24
Earlier this year prior to the release of GNOME 2.22 we had shared eight interesting improvements in GNOME 2.22. Some of these improvements included Epiphany with the WebKit back-end (if built with the proper argument), Evince Document Viewing improvements, Cheese web-camera software, Mousetweaks, the Vinagre VNC client, and Totem enhancements. Now with the official GNOME 2.24 release due out next month, this time around we're sharing a few of the interesting highlights for this GNOME update. 
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Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by ComplexLife � A Division by Zer0
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by ComplexLife � A Division by Zer0
[...] I?ve already got a few features I want to add and I?m also going to be merging changes from other places where I find them, i.e. the trumblog. [...]
[...] I?ve already got a few features I want to add and I?m also going to be merging changes from other places where I find them, i.e. the trumblog. [...]
[…] I’ve already got a few features I want to add and I’m also going to be merging changes from other places where I find them, i.e. the trumblog. […]
Enterprise activation sequence on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server
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BlackBerry MDS Connection Service stops responding after upgrading to BlackBerry Enterprise Server software version 4.1.4
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Apple may report unprecedented 3 million Mac quarter
The investment banking division of the Royal Bank of Canada said Thursday that Apple's back-to-school promotion is showing signs that it will drive the company to a record-smashing quarter in which sales of Macs could exceed 3 million. In a repor...
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This Garden Ridge Christmas Display Is Obscenely Unseasonal
This Garden Ridge Christmas Display Is Obscenely Unseasonal
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Consumers for Christ!
Friday, August 22, 2008
The firewall on the BlackBerry smartphone is turned on during activation using BlackBerry Unite! software
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Question of the Day: Do You Use an All-You-Can-Eat Subscription Music Service?
Question of the Day: Do You Use an All-You-Can-Eat Subscription Music Service?
@Shad: Eh, I just don't really like LimeWire that much.
DLO Portable Speakers for iPhone [Video Review]
I’ve been enjoying DLO’s Portable Speakers for iPhone since I got my hands on them a couple of months ago. (...) Read More
WWDC presenter talks iPhone development from .NET perspective
WWDC presenter talks iPhone development from .NET perspective
At WWDC, noted author and cross platform development expert Kevin Hoffman presented a comparison of Apple's iPhone development tools with those available for Microsoft's Windows Mobile. .NET Addict Hoffman has written a series of books on Micr...
At WWDC, noted author and cross platform development expert Kevin Hoffman presented a comparison of Apple's iPhone development tools with those available for Microsoft's Windows Mobile. .NET Addict Hoffman has written a series of books on Micr...
Super Pen Is Thirteen Tools in One Tiny Package
Super Pen Is Thirteen Tools in One Tiny Package
Geez, I gave one of those to my daughter for Christmas two years ago. Get with the program, Giz.
Microsoft taps Seinfeld to help battle Apple in new ad campaign
Battered and bruised by a long-running advertising campaign on the part of rival Apple, Inc., Microsoft Corp. is turning to sitcom star and world renowned comedian Jerry Seinfeld to help clean up the public perception of its Windows Vista operating s...
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The Herald Return of The H/PC - Review of the HTC Advantage X7510 Part 2
In the first part of my review of the HTC Advantage X7510, I covered the physical hardware of this new device that resides somewhere between Handheld PCs and Ultra Mobile PCs. If you haven’t had a chance to read the first part of the review, you can do so here and then pick up [...]
In the first part of my review of the HTC Advantage X7510, I covered the physical hardware of this new device that resides somewhere between Handheld PCs and Ultra Mobile PCs. If you haven’t had a chance to read the first part of the review, you can do so here and then pick up this review afterward.
In this part of the review I will be covering the software aspects of the device now that I have received the final shipping ROM from HTC. I will start by covering Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, the Operating System of the X7510 and will then go into the specific applications that come with the device. I’ll conclude with a general discussion of what I like and don’t like about the Advantage and if this is a device that you should consider.
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
What about with plain encryption or algorithyms? Like WEP or WPA? Does it work?
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Comment on Modified SimpleLife Lifestreaming Plugin by ComplexLife � A Division by Zer0
[...] I?ve already got a few features I want to add and I?m also going to be merging changes from other places where I find them, i.e. the trumblog. [...]
[…] I’ve already got a few features I want to add and I’m also going to be merging changes from other places where I find them, i.e. the trumblog. […]
Read MorePidgin IM Client 2.5.0 Released
Pidgin IM Client 2.5.0 Released
Pidgin 2.4.0 was released back in March with a number of new features, but replacing that this week is Pidgin 2.5.0. This update delivers a number of new features such as the ability for libpurple to create custom emoticons, SSL certifications support to the NSS SSL plug-in, the MSN protocol is updated to version 15, MSN offline IM now supported, Finch improvements, and there are many other changes...
Pidgin 2.4.0 was released back in March with a number of new features, but replacing that this week is Pidgin 2.5.0. This update delivers a number of new features such as the ability for libpurple to create custom emoticons, SSL certifications support to the NSS SSL plug-in, the MSN protocol is updated to version 15, MSN offline IM now supported, Finch improvements, and there are many other changes...
Facial Recognition Technology + Video Screens = Creepy Dunkin' Donuts Ads?
Facial Recognition Technology + Video Screens = Creepy Dunkin' Donuts Ads?
@ViperBorg: " Do these people really think this crap works. They must if they keep doing it."
It DOES work. If you read about how advertising works in the brain, you'd realize that no one is immune. It doesn't work the way one would think it works or guess at how it works. It insidious.
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Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
Re: WRT54GX4 - Blackberry
What about with plain encryption or algorithyms? Like WEP or WPA? Does it work?
BlackBerry smartphone continually shows Activating or Retrying during enterprise activation process
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$1 Headphone Adapter for iPhone
$1 Headphone Adapter for iPhone
I’ve just reviewed the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone, a pair of iPhone earphones I enjoyed. But good sound quality and iPhone-compatibility come at a price. (...)
I’ve just reviewed the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone, a pair of iPhone earphones I enjoyed. But good sound quality and iPhone-compatibility come at a price. (...)
BlackBerry MDS Connection Service stops responding after upgrading to BlackBerry Enterprise Server software version 4.1.4
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Blockbuster Online Having Mailing Issues As Well?
@jonthomasdesigns @jonthomasdesigns: It's fine for me as well, as I noted, but that doesn't mean that SOME people aren't having issues.
Read More9 Months And Still No UT3 Linux Client
9 Months And Still No UT3 Linux Client
It's been exactly nine months (or 274 days) since Unreal Tournament 3 for the PC was released. It was also exactly one year when we confirmed that UT3 would be released for Linux via a posting by Epic's VP, Mark Rein. However, last November when it was time for this much-anticipated first person shooter to be released, the Linux demo was MIA and the UT3 Linux server was promised in time for the game's release...
It's been exactly nine months (or 274 days) since Unreal Tournament 3 for the PC was released. It was also exactly one year when we confirmed that UT3 would be released for Linux via a posting by Epic's VP, Mark Rein. However, last November when it was time for this much-anticipated first person shooter to be released, the Linux demo was MIA and the UT3 Linux server was promised in time for the game's release...
An Echoing iPhone & My Trip to the Genius Bar
An Echoing iPhone & My Trip to the Genius Bar
I went to the Apple Store yesterday because of a problem I had with my iPhone, which produced a supposedly annoying echo in my voice that drove my callers nuts. (...)
I went to the Apple Store yesterday because of a problem I had with my iPhone, which produced a supposedly annoying echo in my voice that drove my callers nuts. (...)
STOP! Back it up…Back it up!
If you live by trialware, you’re going to die by trialware. Guaranteed. If you install it, at some point, you’re going to screw up your device (unless of course you take the
If you live by trialware, you’re going to die by trialware. Guaranteed. If you install it, at some point, you’re going to screw up your device (unless of course you take the visit site to read more]
GM's 'Employee Pricing' Sales Mean Big Discounts On Cars Right Now
GM's 'Employee Pricing' Sales Mean Big Discounts On Cars Right Now
@Dansc29625: This.
I want a tiny, automatic car that can get up to speed. Also, it's extremely funny to drive on Los Angeles highways every day and WATCH the number of SUV's on the road dwindle, and see SUV's with "for sale" signs in front of "Keeping up with the Joneses"-style McMansions in SGV.
OCZ Alchemy Elixir Keyboard
OCZ Alchemy Elixir Keyboard
When thinking of OCZ Technology what comes to mind? High-end DDR3? DDR2 with large and unique heatspreaders? Their Neural Impulse Actuator? Chances are you're thinking of them for their memory products they've been manufacturing for eight years, but not for any OCZ-branded keyboards. However, OCZ has done just that and they've introduced their very first keyboard targeted towards gamers. The Elixir Keyboard is part of OCZ's growing Alchemy series of gaming products. We're not terribly surprised that OCZ has introduced a keyboard, seeing as this company is extremely innovative and has been on the fast track since acquiring PC Power & Cooling and Hypersonic PC last year. Today at Phoronix we are checking out this first OCZ keyboard named the Elixir.
When thinking of OCZ Technology what comes to mind? High-end DDR3? DDR2 with large and unique heatspreaders? Their Neural Impulse Actuator? Chances are you're thinking of them for their memory products they've been manufacturing for eight years, but not for any OCZ-branded keyboards. However, OCZ has done just that and they've introduced their very first keyboard targeted towards gamers. The Elixir Keyboard is part of OCZ's growing Alchemy series of gaming products. We're not terribly surprised that OCZ has introduced a keyboard, seeing as this company is extremely innovative and has been on the fast track since acquiring PC Power & Cooling and Hypersonic PC last year. Today at Phoronix we are checking out this first OCZ keyboard named the Elixir.
iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone [Review]
I’m listening to The Beatles’ Abbey Road on my iPhone right now, but I’m enjoying it more than usual because I’m using the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone that Maximo sent me. (...) Read More
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Comment on How To Remove Attachments From Emails in Outlook by Thomas Trumble
Glad to have helped. Enjoy, rate the post and spread the word!
Glad to have helped. Enjoy, rate the post and spread the word!
Read MoreFirst Google Android phone sighting reveals awkward iPhone rival
The first smartphone based on Google's Android mobile platform could hit the U.S. market as early as October, according to new reports, but a video of the handset leaked on the Internet reveals a device which lacks the elegance that's already drawn m...
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Binaural Beats Audio Played Through Noise Canceling Headphones Supposedly Gives You a Drug-Like High
I'll be sure to remember this for my next court appearance.
The headphones made me do it!!!
Read MoreThe DecoCases EcoDesign Case for MacBook Pro Review
I tote two different laptops between locations these days, switching them out (or sometimes bringing both) depending upon what my needs will be once I’ve arrived. For the most part, I’ve been content to slip my MacBook Air into a bag, a sleeve, or the Agent 18 shell that Dan recently forwarded to me, but [...]
I tote two different laptops between locations these days, switching them out (or sometimes bringing both) depending upon what my needs will be once I’ve arrived. For the most part, I’ve been content to slip my MacBook Air into a bag, a sleeve, or the Agent 18 shell that Dan recently forwarded to me, but I hadn’t yet found a similar slim and protective MacBook Pro shell. Bear in mind, the type of transport I usually do involves grabbing my laptop, throwing it into my Louis Vuitton Alto tote (along with a couple days’ worth of clothing), and then driving to my destination (and back). This is what I do days when I am traveling as lightly as possible, and I don’t want to bring a full-sized laptop bag.
When I first saw the DecoCases EcoDesign Case for MacBook Pro, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the hard-shell aluminum cases I have long enjoyed on my PDAs. I’d never really thought about using something similar on a laptop, but I would soon have the opportunity to see if I’d like it…
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