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Archive for August, 2006

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GeoTravelling

Wednesday, August 30th, 2006

A Flickr account, Firefox, this Greasemonkey script. Hinted at yesterday, in Javascript today! Once it is on the cloud, you can live in the clouds.
Now when browsing images, Flickr adds a visual navigation panel to the right. Finding pictures that are to the North, South, East, West (and intermediates)
My London pictures, being the most [...]

Geotagging: Three Dimensions off our Virtual Future

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006

Nick Hodge, Flickr.com, Geotagged: spent the greater part of today geotagging my images stored in Flickr. Geotagging is the addition of spacial or geographical metadata (that is: latitude and longitude) to my uploaded images. The four cameras I've used do not have GPS, so this geotagging caper is a manual post-processing effort.
The resolution of the [...]

Amber Mac

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006

Looks like a loss for the AU world as Amber MacArthur is leaving Call For Help (which she is a co-host with Leo Laporte) for some obscure Canadian TV channel. (as seen 6.30pm on the Foxtel How To Channel).

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Gartner Agrees with nickhodge.com

Saturday, August 26th, 2006

Windows Vista the last of its kind: Windows will go virtual, Gartner agrees with my assessment that the future of Windows is componentised, virtualized and smaller.
Gartner expects a significant update to Vista in late 2008 or 2009 that will add virtualisation (in the form of a component called a hypervisor) and a service partition.
You read [...]

MINI2: Privilege Membership: Buyer Beware

Friday, August 25th, 2006

Do your research prior to signing on to MINI2.com's membership.

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Virtually Emulating First Loves

Thursday, August 24th, 2006

In an effort to re-ignite my first love whilst on my leave of absence - I've been looking for a good TRS-80 emulator to rekindle the flames of technical desire. Also over the last 4 weeks I've also had a small "side project" watching the goings on in the desktop virtualization space, especially on the [...]

Being the Forest, Forgetting the Trees

Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006

Microsoft is on the cusp of shipping a whole forest of new products. Vista, .Net 3.0, Office 2007 and *.live.com stuff than you can poke a branch/stick at. All of which presents Microsoft with some tall challenges. How does a single tree get noticed? How does the world find the saplings that are going to [...]

A/UX 3.0: Apple’s first Unix OS

Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006

History revisionists state that Apple had to buy NeXT as they could not write their own pre-emptive/protected memory OS.
Apple A/UX 3.0 integrated the best of System 7 and Unix. Maybe not the latest Unix available at that time, nor on the fastest hardware; nor with the best driver support. But it rocked for its [...]

Xmas Present Request #2

Saturday, August 19th, 2006

Sonic Screwdriver, please.

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There goes that idea

Friday, August 18th, 2006

Boeing has announced they are shutting down their Connexion service. I wonder if the recent restrictions on carry on luggage, let alone the complexity of modern travel, has impacted their business plan.
Putting paid to my vision of future Business Travel.

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