Rivercast is a short Podcast about varied subjects. We the people of the internet are taking back the media through blogs and podcasts. This is just one example of this revolution.
A DoJ spokesperson has confirmed that Yahoo, MSN and AOL all provided the government with search records. Google is still standing their ground, refusing to provide the data.
posted by Ira @ 10:08 AM
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Here is a picture (Flickr) of this guys home setup. He has multiple 30'' displays, a mac mini dedicated to his music, this guy is without a doubt hardcore mac.
posted by Ira @ 10:06 AM
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This clever guy changes the app names - OpenOffice.org is Luxuriousity Office Suite ($29.95 for Instant Download!), GIMP is Photographer's Dream Pro ($19.99 download) on his site, and on eBay, search for "luxuriousity".
posted by Ira @ 10:58 AM
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Research In Motion Ltd. says its BlackBerry e-mail device is so critical that a court-ordered shutdown of U.S. service could threaten public safety and business productivity.
posted by Ira @ 10:56 AM
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The warhead of a long-range missile test-fired by North Korea was found in the U.S. state of Alaska in 2003. This makes ANY threat from North Korea much more real.
posted by Ira @ 10:53 AM
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Spread Firefox Announced: A new Xiti Study shows that Firefox has now more than 20% marketshare in Europe and more than 15% in the U.S. Check it out!
posted by Ira @ 11:27 AM
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The new chip will give up to 70 percent more listening time according to Wolfson. This means if your current iPod can play music for 14 hours (a statistic for a typical 5G iPod), with the new Wolfson chip and a similar battery the same iPod would be able to play for 23.8 hours.
posted by Ira @ 11:12 AM
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Intel has made a final decision to get rid of one of its oldest and most valuable brands, sources told TG Daily: "Pentium," unveiled in 1993 for its P5 processor generation, will begin to quietly disappear in the current CPU generation such as the single-core 600 series as well as the D 800 and D 900 families.
posted by Ira @ 9:03 AM
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posted by Ira @ 10:38 AM
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The Apple iPod update that was released yesterday is causing big problems on many Video iPods. Symptoms include video playing for 20 - 30 seconds, freezing, and then continuing with no sound. Only current fix is to downgrade to previous firmware version. Link goes to a forum where issue is being discussed.
posted by Ira @ 10:36 AM
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I for one have been the victim of stolen mail and packages by postal employees and it seem the postal inspectors don't have much interest in doing anything about it. Glad to see local police stepped up on this one! Makes you wonder what else these two had been stealing from the mail.
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I would hate to see how Paul Sr. would have reacted if it was his computer that crashed. It looks like everyone at OCC has a temper. Check out the video...
posted by Ira @ 2:00 PM
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Last month Goodman, an 81-year-old retired University of Kansas history professor, received a letter from his friend in the Philippines that had been opened and resealed with a strip of dark green tape bearing the words �by Border Protection� and carrying the official seal of the Department of Homeland Security.
posted by Ira @ 10:36 AM
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With flash storage being brought up by the cellphone industry for its efficient size and energy consumption it is the next natural storage medium for laptops. Also sporting instant on capability, it seems that cost is the only thing that stands in the way of flash sending hard drives into storage along with tape drives.
posted by Ira @ 11:50 AM
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Story about a $20 Bill with a Del Monte sticker under the serial number and seal. With picture.
posted by Ira @ 11:47 AM
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"Firefox is very close to hitting a critical mass of 10 percent, which could mean a more rapid adoption rate," said Vince Vizzaccaro, vice president of marketing at NetApplications, in a statement.
posted by Ira @ 9:32 AM
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Experts believe that this could be the biggest vulnerability that has ever surfaced for Windows PCs. Other than the users themselves.
posted by Ira @ 10:16 AM
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Online holiday spending rose 25 percent to 30 percent from a year ago, with hot items being computer hardware, consumer electronics and clothing, according to two reports released on Thursday.
posted by Ira @ 8:56 AM
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Google and Opera seems to be getting ever cozier with each other. Wonder what Mozilla thinks.
posted by Ira @ 8:48 AM
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In Business 2.0 Stacy Kramer states that Podcasting could do for audio what TiVo did for Television. I agree, but with a far more better flair. With Podcasting there are as many subjects and slants on subjects as there are podcasts. Plus, and this is a big plus, you can listen not only WHEN you want, but also WHERE you want. This is big, this is REALLY big. Now on-demand has reached the audio entertainment world. There are books both free and charge available to listen on mp3 format. Listen to a book while you work, drive, eat whatever. Without disturbing anyone around you. More: do your own podcast. Share your passion. The horizon is limitless. There's no stopping the growth of Podcasting. The winner of the next Presidential election could very well be determined by Podcasting. Thousands of people are already cutting their teeth with their own podcast. Come election time, many of these will be sharing their views. Getting out information not yet available to the masses. People doing their own podcast from the comfort of their home are developing long lists of subscribers to their daily or weekly podcast. The information these people put in their podcast will go straight into the ears of their faithful listeners. What do YOU have to say?
posted by Ira @ 11:21 AM
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