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Archive for October, 2006
I won a book!
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15 October 2006 at 1:27 pm |
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Personal, Cool people, Ideas/Work | Tags: RFID contest winner
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America gets its own Pet to head UN
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15 October 2006 at 11:52 am |
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Nuisance | Tags: Korea UN Darfur
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So, the world as we know it is having huge energy crisis and food shortages and issues with religious fanatics.
What do the western countries go and do? Why, get it’s own pet-dog to head the UN … so this way all UN sanctions against North Korea will be fair and just. Yeah right!
Imagine, whats next? […]
So, the world as we know it is having huge energy crisis and food shortages and issues with religious fanatics.
What do the western countries go and do? Why, get it’s own pet-dog to head the UN … so this way all UN sanctions against North Korea will be fair and just. Yeah right!
Imagine, whats next? […]
Next Gen TabletPC concepts from HP
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11 October 2006 at 7:41 pm |
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Techy | Tags: tablet PC concept
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GottaBeMobile.com had an awesome link to an article showing some Concept designs from HP showing off how tablet PC’s and other personal computers could look in the near future.
I just loved this photo of a futuristic Tablet PC …
I just hope it’s not going to shatter soon and there is a way to turn […]
GottaBeMobile.com had an awesome link to an article showing some Concept designs from HP showing off how tablet PC’s and other personal computers could look in the near future.
I just loved this photo of a futuristic Tablet PC …
I just hope it’s not going to shatter soon and there is a way to turn […]
Rumor: Ted is working for Paul Allen
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11 October 2006 at 12:38 pm |
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Cool people | Tags:
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I recently spoke to my friends about Ted Murphy and have to conclude that Ted (you know, the guy who started PayPerPost for ads on blogs) is working under Paul Allen.
Microsoft does not want to directly fund these guys, but Paul Allen, being founder, old chum of Gates, et al; can work the magic with […]
I recently spoke to my friends about Ted Murphy and have to conclude that Ted (you know, the guy who started PayPerPost for ads on blogs) is working under Paul Allen.
Microsoft does not want to directly fund these guys, but Paul Allen, being founder, old chum of Gates, et al; can work the magic with […]
GPS Navigation for the masses. Sigh!
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10 October 2006 at 9:35 am |
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Personal, Ideas/Work | Tags: GPS commoditization
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I had a very funny driving experience using my GPS this sunday.
I was on my way back from Atlantic City after a convention and was driving up the Garden State Parkway (a toll road in NJ). Around exit 70, I heard a notification on the FM radio that there was an accident around exit 90 […]
I had a very funny driving experience using my GPS this sunday.
I was on my way back from Atlantic City after a convention and was driving up the Garden State Parkway (a toll road in NJ). Around exit 70, I heard a notification on the FM radio that there was an accident around exit 90 […]
Tech gadgets slower to market in the US
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5 October 2006 at 5:04 pm |
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Techy | Tags: latest gadgets hardware manufacturing
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I’ve always wondered why all the coolest, snazziest and newest technical toys … cellphones, music players, handheld games and other geeky wunder-lust items reach the US too late or never at all. You only have to read a few days worth of Engadget or Gizmondo or the excellent InfoSync to realize that they review all […]
I’ve always wondered why all the coolest, snazziest and newest technical toys … cellphones, music players, handheld games and other geeky wunder-lust items reach the US too late or never at all. You only have to read a few days worth of Engadget or Gizmondo or the excellent InfoSync to realize that they review all […]
My geekier version of ADD
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4 October 2006 at 5:20 pm |
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Techy, Ideas/Work | Tags: lazy programmer
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I’ve recently noticed that whatever side projects I’ve taken up over the last few years have a very short i-am-soo-excited-about-this shelf life. The amount of time I feel excited about the new idea is ~ 2 days.
If I don’t complete the project in 2 days, it either gets shelved indefinitely or zipped and moved […]
I’ve recently noticed that whatever side projects I’ve taken up over the last few years have a very short i-am-soo-excited-about-this shelf life. The amount of time I feel excited about the new idea is ~ 2 days.
If I don’t complete the project in 2 days, it either gets shelved indefinitely or zipped and moved […]






