Archive for June, 2006

Smart Mobs

Smart Mobs: blog and book by Howard Rheingold, a giant in the online community world (he started The Well in CA). About the book … Continue Reading »

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Kyocera KR1 EVDO-based Mobile Router

Kyocera KR1 EVDO-based Mobile Router: uses Verizon EVDO to provide an instant wireless router. EVDO is one of several 3G (3rd Generation) wireless/cell-based high-speed Internet technologies in the US (primarily).

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Linux Tmxxine: Open Source Time Travel

Linux Tmxxine: Open Source Time Travel.

[Obviously a future release ]

Contains: Audacity, Xaralx (Alpha release), NVU, Extra browser codecs, Java, Xfce, 007 Blowfish encryption of individual files, Festival speech synthesis, View Your Mind, Tuxcards as well as all the Puppy programs in 140MB

Has some VERY interesting ideas, particularly ASQ, the “next generation AI language”. Continue Reading »

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Splunk: search engine for IT data

Splunk: search engine for IT data. “Splunk indexes and links together ALL of the data constantly being logged by ANY service, application or device within your data center, regardless of source or format. Free and for-pay versions available Continue Reading »

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ZYPAD wrist PC

ZYPAD wrist PC: “THE WRIST-WORN PC THAT WILL REVOLUTIONISE THE WAY WE USE COMPUTERS”

Amaro (Udine), 28 June 2006 – The Zypad wrist-worn computer was officially unveiled today by Eurotech, a company dedicated to the research, development, production and marketing of miniature computers (NanoPCs) and high processing capacity (HPC) computers. [ Press release (PDF) with images ] Continue Reading »

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KartOO: visual meta search engine

KartOO: visual meta search engine. Written in FLASH, generates a “knowledge tree” (their term is “interactive maps”).

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CodePlex: Microsoft’s Community Development Portal

CodePlex: Microsoft’s Community Development Portal.

Microsoft’s first foray into Open Source community-based projects (they use their own “Shared Source” licensing scheme).

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GNOPE: GUI development with PHP-GTK2

GNOPE: GUI development with PHP-GTK2. GNOPE is a program management environment, allowing you to download and deploy applications with a graphical user interface written in PHP-GTK2 on many platforms. Continue Reading »

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Choosing an Open Source CMS (Newsforge.net)

Choosing an Open Source CMS (article at NEWSFORGE.COM). t seems as if everyone is a Web publisher today — from the habitual bloggers and online diarists to the companies running major news outlets, portals, and magazines — and they\’re all using some kind of database-backed content management system (CMS) to do it. There are a lot of CMS choices — Drupal, Mambo, Bricolage, WordPress, and Plone are some of the most recognizable names. While they all perform the same basic functions, you have to pick only one. How do you do it? Continue Reading »

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EasyEclipse: free easy-to-use Eclipse distributions and plugins

EasyEclipse: free easy-to-use Eclipse distributions and plugins. Cross-platform installation package(s) for Eclipse Continue Reading »

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The Web Standards Project

The Web Standards Project: a grassroots coalition fighting for standards which ensure simple, affordable access to web technologies for all. Continue Reading »

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Urchin Web Analytics – Linking Directly to Urchin Reports


Urchin Web Analytics – Linking Directly to Urchin Reports
: support article @ Google (owner of URCHIN) on the topic of “direct linking” to web analytics reports.

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The Web Standards Project

The Web Standards Project: a grassroots coalition fighting for standards which ensure simple, affordable access to web technologies for all.
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Server virtualization: Getting started guides at TechTarget

Server virtualization: Getting started guide at Techtarget. Good collection of virtualization articles from a variety of sources. This includes web articles and webcasts ranging from “An introduction to virtualization” at kernelthread.com (an excellent article IHMO) to “Business Benefits of Virtualization” at another TechTarget site.

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BumpTop: fascinating 3D desktop metaphor

BumpTop: fascinating desktop metaphor within a pen-based 3D environment. Includes videos on Youtube illustrating various effects.

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Movies/ads from Different District (Apple Ads)

Movies/ads from Different District (Apple Ads): wonderful Apple ads from the past. See the “Locate a Movie” section (dropdown) to get a list. One of my faves is the Powerbook section… Continue Reading »

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Using Linux iptables or ipchains to set up an internet gateway / firewall / router for home or office.

Using Linux iptables or ipchains to set up an internet gateway / firewall / router for home or office.

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Iptables Tutorial 1.2.0

IPTABLES Tutorial 2.0: Well, I found a big empty space in the HOWTO’s out there lacking in information about the iptables and Netfilter functions in the new Linux 2.4.x kernels. Among other things, I’m going to try to answer questions that some might have about the new possibilities like state matching. Most of this will be illustrated with an example rc.firewall.txt file that you can use in your /etc/rc.d/ scripts. Yes, this file was originally based upon the masquerading HOWTO for those of you who recognize it.

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Backup Manager: an easy to use backup tool

Backup Manager: an easy to use backup tool. Backup Manager is a command line backup tool for GNU/Linux, designed to help you make daily archives of your file system. Continue Reading »

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Connotea – a free online reference management service for researchers and clinicians

Connotea- a free online reference management service for researchers and clinicians. Connotea is a free website to help researchers and clinicians manage and share information. Continue Reading »

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