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The Canadian dollar finally has some purchasing power!
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Been tweaking around with this at work.
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Via Scoble: Nice embedded Flash H.264 HD video stuffage.
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Two issues I have with this post: WS2008 Server Core doesn’t seem to dramatically reduce the frequency of applicable patches, just the number required. Also, I patch my VMware clusters during prime time, not off-hours.
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I deployed iSCSI for VMware shared storage about 1.5 years ago and I’m still learning…
I sent my Gmail account a 53kB AMR sound file (about 1 minute of audio) from my phone and when it showed up in my Gmail inbox the attachment was a ~512kB WAV file (mono, 8-bit). I checked my phone to make sure it hadn’t auto-converted the file before sending it and it says it didn’t. This means Gmail could be a handy part of an AMR-to-podcast solution. Besides its conversion and email gateway roles, it would serve as a handy data archive.
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Now that I have a cell phone that can record images, video, and audio and email them, thinking about moblogging opportunies. How about an AMR-to-podcast solution?
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Voting in tomorrow’s primary, even though PA has e-voting issues. Will Clinton call for an impossible audit if Obama gets the delegates he needs?
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ASU takes two steps forward, one step back.
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Last night’s Asia show in Harrisburg was great. I haven’t listened to some of that stuff in 15 years and I was singing along like when I was a teenager. Go see these guys if you want to hear their classics. Their new stuff is good, too.
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What he said! Watch out, a full setlist is included.
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I agree with the author’s sentiment, but think my oldest will be older than 9 before he gets to bike across town by himself.
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“In chasing the consumer surplus by performing a limited modularization of Windows Vista, Microsoft has kneecapped what should have been its flagship product, limiting killer features in the name of market segmentation.”
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Verizon is attempting to highlight the fact that many cable operators perform additional processing on digital video signals—a process called transcoding or rate shaping—before distributing them to subscribers’ homes, in order to save space.
Just got done listening to Cindy and John DJ a fun mix of classic and modern rock with a focus on indies. Great stuff. Go check out RadioUgly.com. They’re on Saturday evenings at 8-11pm. There are several other shows there as well. I’ll be back!
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The Bills begin their over-the-border shenanigans.
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[Via Scotbuff] I can’t figure out whether this is sinister or genius.
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It’s refreshing to see Comcast’s HD offerings compared objectively with Verizon’s FIOS. Excellent analysis.
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“…the executives rejected claims that their companies’ earnings are out of step with other industries and said that while they earn tens of billions of dollars, they also invest tens of billions in exploration and oil production activities.” They said it, so it must be true.
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