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Extracting the iPod boot loader via the built-in speaker. Very clever!
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“Or: Why work 8 hours/day for someone else when you can work 16 hours/day for yourself?”(categories: Consulting)
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Transcend (a new video game by Jason Rohrer) can best be described as retro-style, abstract, 2D shooter.(categories: Open_Source Ganes)
Monthly Archives: January 2005
links for 2005-01-28
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“Run floppy-based diagnostic tools from CDROM drives”
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I need to try this: “The live CD allows you to try Ubuntu without changing your computer at all.”
links for 2005-01-27
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bookmarks KM
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“TV Torrents the Way They Should Be Done”
links for 2005-01-26
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“The aim of Critiquegroup.com is to bring together those people actively seeking feedback on their work. It makes no difference if they are published, award winning professionals seeking some feedback, or virtual newcomers looking for some tips and tricks(categories: Art)
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The 25 most difficult questions you’ll be asked on a job interview(categories: Employment)
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A Java-based application allowing you to monitor auctions you’re not part of, submit bids, snipe (bid at the last moment), and otherwise track your auction-site experience
links for 2005-01-25
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Search recent TV programs online
links for 2005-01-23
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“Bellster Network’s Phone Sharing Service! Where you can call the World for Free”
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Good news: “After more than a year of hard work, the PostgreSQL Global Development Group proudly announces the release of version 8.0.0 of the PostgreSQL ORDBMS. This release involves possibly more major changes than any prior version of PostgreSQL since
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“eXeem is a brand new Peer-To-Peer program, which is based on the BitTorrent idea.”(categories: P2P)
links for 2005-01-21
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This document describes how malicious or unwanted comments (‘comment spam’) affect weblogs, the techniques spammers use to abuse weblogs, and the tactics that can be used to prevent and defend against these attacks.
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The question is why choose LCD over CRT?(categories: Hardware)
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“RightMark CPU Clock Utility (RMClock) is a GUI application designed for realtime CPU frequency/load monitoring…”
Picasa Update Supports RAW
Based on the initial buzz surrounding Google’s recent update to their Image Organizing/Editing application, Picasa 2, I was eager to check it out.
However, what I hadn’t read about before downloading, and was pleasantly surprised to discover, was that the Picasa update supports viewing and editing photos saved in my Canon 300D’s native CRW RAW file format! Awesome!
Apparently the update also supports Nikon’s NEF RAW format as well.
I still will probably use Photoshop for its much more advanced image editing capabilities, but for quick cropping, level adjustments and black and white conversions (with color filtering) I will likely stay within the Picasa 2 environment.
Best of all, Picasa is still offered as a free download.
Thanks Google!
links for 2005-01-03
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“Trigger is a free rally car racing game.” Awesome!(categories: Games Open_Source)