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Feisty Fawn – Works as advertised
April 23, 2007Whenever a new version of Ubuntu comes out I download the CD, run it in LiveCD mode and see if my Laptop (Thinkpad T43) works with everything included (video card – ATI, sound, Wireless card the Intel a/b/g wireless thingy) and succeeds in connecting to my home wireless network (using WPA2 encryption).
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The new and slick myOpenID.com
April 18, 2007I’m probably the last person to talk about it, by myOpenID.com has a cool and slick new design [via Scott's blog].
They also added a cool new feature, client side certificate, so when you install such a certificate on your machine you don’t need to do anything to sign in. It does all that for you!
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Forgive me Outlook for I have sinned (not)
April 15, 2007Forgive me Outlook for I have sinned.
I have been using you as one of the primary communication tools that I have form your very first days. I have stayed within the 2Gb PST file limits but when I was told that Outlook 2003 can hold up to 20Gb I have rejoiced, joyed and thanked you [...] -
Google Apps for Your Domain and Gmail Mail Applet for Nokia phones
April 7, 2007I own a Nokia E61 cell phone. A nice phone all in all (aside from the backup problems my wife encountered).
Gmail has this cool little applet that lets me access my Gmail account in a nicer (and better cached) way from my cell phone. It’s a really nice program and I use it quite often.
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Crawling to the people
April 5, 2007Yaniv let the cat out of the bag about some of our ideas for making other parts of the search and its relevant data open, free and accessible to all of us.
I’d thought I’ll add some background and my thoughts on the subject.
First, the idea was iterated a couple of times when we were in [...] -
Universal Binaries
April 4, 2007Is it just me or Universal Binaries for Mac are a world domination scheme to increase the bandwidth usage of the world?
I know that the Apple folks didn’t want people to start figuring out “Do I have an Intel process or a PowerPC one?”, after all most people don’t really know what’s inside their machines, [...]
