Monthly Archives: July 2004
GMail Tools
I’ve been thinking about moving some of my older email out of a rather large Outlook PST into GMail, mainly for backup purposes. However, since this is far from a unique idea, I decided to see what others have done … Continue reading
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Google Down, IPO Pricing UP?
With Google recently releasing their IPO pricing estimates ranging between $108 to $135 per share with market capitalization between $29 billion and $36 billion, I suspect this doesn’t bode well: Update: Apparently Google’s problems are due to the latest MyDoom … Continue reading
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MT 3.01D Upgrade
Last night I decided to upgrade Movable Type to version 3.01D. The upgrade went very smoothly. I’m very impressed with the seamlessness the MT crew created with this upgrade. Overall the system feels much faster too. I think the hardest … Continue reading
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One-up-man-ship: Google, Yahoo and of course Microsoft
After a week on the beaches of the Outer Banks in North Carolina with family I feel refreshed and recharged — perhaps not recharged enough to ride up l’Alpe d’ Huez, but I digress… During my week away there were … Continue reading
Brewster Kahle Universal Access to Human Knowledge
The other day I watched Brewster Kahle’s inspiring presentation at last month’s NotCon session titled, “Universal Access to Human Knowledge” (Page with 54 Minute MPEG @ 120 MB — worth every bite ;-) For those that don’t know Brewster Kahle, … Continue reading
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2004 Tour de France
The start of Le Tour is just hours away and I am already on the edge with anticipation. No matter the outcome, I guarantee that it is going to be an epic battle. Far more dramatic and compelling than any … Continue reading
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