links for 2008-03-10
Links March 10th, 2008
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Backing up an XP partition using Knoppix and ntfsclone
links for 2008-03-06
Links March 6th, 2008
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“BuddyPress will transform a vanilla installation of WordPress MU into a social network platform.”
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Ted Cohen, a former EMI exec who used the phrase, “music 1.0 is dead.” at the opening of the Digital Music Forum East by pleading with the industry to be wildly creative with new business models but not to “be desperate” during this transitional period.
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“IAC’s Ask.com to Cut Staff, Outlines New Search Strategy from the Wall Street Journal reports IAC has cut 8% of Ask.com’s workforce, by letting go 40 people. Not only that, the Wall Street Journal says IAC is changing the strategy of the search engine to
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“I am no fan of CAPTCHA. I view them as a necessary and important evil, one of precious few things separating average internet users from a torrential deluge of email, comment, and forum spam.”
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“…the long tail is a decidedly mixed blessing for creators. Individual artists, producers, inventors and makers are overlooked in the equation.”
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“Google Calendar Sync, a 2-way synching application between Google Calendar and the calendar in Microsoft Outlook.”
links for 2008-03-05
Links March 5th, 2008
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“VP Dev is crankier than even the crankiest of CTOs. That’s because Veeps keep it real, they shelter developers from the CTO and other C-types and in really productive cases they’re a great reality check for the CTO.”
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“This is the first in a series of articles on designing, hosting and managing your software on Amazon Web Services.”
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“Using AnyTerm you can embed an SSH window in a web page.”
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“S3STAT is a service that takes the detailed server access logs provided by Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3), and translates them into human readable statistics, reports and graphs”
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“Cloud Tools is a set of tools for deploying and testing Java EE applications on Amazon’s Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2). There are three main parts to Cloud Tools”
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Scoble talking with Microsoft Researchers Curtis Wong and Jonathan Fay about the WorldWide Telescope |
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My buddy Phil’s new podcast/blog… cool! “This nifty little site is going to be used to post mixes, tracks, ideas, rants, comments, shows, pictures, dancing babies and paper cuts. “
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“Google Gears is now available on Windows Mobile 5 and 6 devices.”
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“The main benefit of utility computing is better economics. Corporate data centers are notoriously underutilized, with resources such as servers often idle 85 percent of the time.”
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“Microsoft announced that the Office Live Workspace beta is publicly available for everyone to access. The site, a free web-based extension of Microsoft Office, lets you access your documents online and share your work with others.”
links for 2008-03-04
Links March 4th, 2008
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“Today Taylor Nelson Softres (TNS) announced the acquisition of Compete. TNS is a $2 billion world leader in market information and insight, headquartered in London. Together Compete and TNS are creating the world’s first and largest fully global consum
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“lets bands create their own profiles, sell tickets and merchandise through a deal with the Music Today service. Tracks can be streamed and Facebook is providing a link to iTunes in order that acts can offer songs for sale to fans visiting their pages.”
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“Utilizing Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 as well as Microsoft Office SharePoint Service 2007, services such as e-mail, contacts, calendars and conferencing will all be available to use and sync online.”
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“As more applications find their way to Amazon’s virtual computing environment, system administrators are looking for ways to provide secure connectivity over the public Internet between new machines in the Amazon EC2 and old machines in their regular dat
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“…a standalone desktop version of ElasticFox.”
links for 2008-03-03
Links March 3rd, 2008
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“The judgement found that Limelight was infringing on Akamai’s content delivery patent. As a result, the jury awarded Akamai a staggering $45,526,946 in damages, plus interest.”
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We’ve got 11 tools to help you start living out your dreams of being a rock legend… you know, when you’re not coding a new Twitter application.
links for 2008-03-02
Links March 2nd, 2008
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“A key part of the service will be recording milestones like the first crawl, steps, solid food, word said, etc. with text, video and photos. Users will then be able to have books printed with all of this material, for an additional fee.”
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