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Read more →Check here for the details! This will be an overview of BlogBridge 3.0 and the Feed Library, come one, come all! Technorati Tags: skype, skypecast
Here’s an interesting new development to apply technology to voter fraud and better voting. Technology? Oh, yeah, not computers, actually this is from your local lottery ticket: scratch and vote: Technology Review: Emerging Technologies and their Impact
Ever have your shoe laces come undone, over and over again? The usual mommy double know doesn’t work that well for me. Here’s an alternative: Ian’s Shoelace Site – Surgeon’s Shoelace Knot
I came across this interesting bit in LifeHacker: WikiMapia – The geographical wikipedia – Lifehacker. It teaches that using WikiMapia, you can add a map to any web pa...
Read more →A really great article in The Atlantic about Wikipedia. Very relevant during this Wikimania weekend. > “Can thousands of Wikipedians be wrong? How an attempt to build an online encyclopedia touched off history’s biggest experiment in collaborative knowledge. ” (from “The Hive“) Check it out here! Technorati Tags: wikimania, wikipedia
Quite interesting analysis (at least to us Geeks) showing that the notion of a ‘WIndows XP’ standard or native UI is actually a myth. Read it here: Prashant Deva’s blog: How many of your Windows apps use the native Windows UI?
This is Mac specific, but I wouldn’t be surprised if people with more primitive computers could do something analogous. Basically we create a Mail rule that matches image spam messages: “The rule is based off of Bill’s observation that these spam emails always come from a different address, and the content type header (as you might now assume) begins with multipart/related'” Read more: A Mail.app rule for catching image spam – The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
This article: The Role of RSS in Science Publishing: Syndication and Annotation on the Web is a very interesting survey of RSS and issues that folks in the Science community have to be aware of.
Look closely at this screen grab off the New York Times site. It was published on August 6, 2006. Look at the calendar on the wall. It’s only August 2, at least here in Boston. Maybe time moves quicker in New York? 
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Yeah this is extraordinarily weird. As Yakov Smirnov says: “America, What a country!” It’s from EBay. Anyone want to bid? 
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Just announced over on the BlogBridge site, BlogBridge 3.0. Check it out! I think you’ll like it. It has lots of new goodies, too many to mention here, but see the announcement for the juicy details!