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July 02 2010

14:35

Diaspora: One Month In

First details about Diaspora, the distributed-social-network project, including a video showing real-time message propagation.
Not a whole lot of detail, but it's nice to hear they've got real stuff up and running.
14:35

Diaspora: One Month In

First details about Diaspora, the distributed-social-network project, including a video showing real-time message propagation.
Not a whole lot of detail, but it's nice to hear they've got real stuff up and running.

June 08 2010

02:09

iPhone 4 Impressions and Observations [Daring Fireball]

Some interesting details on the display and camera.
Tags: iphone news

June 05 2010

16:45

IfItWasMyHome.com - Visualizing the BP Oil Disaster

Superimposes the boundaries of the Gulf oil spill over your hometown via Google Maps. Yikes! For me, the spill covers the whole Bay Area, all the way down to Salinas, and across California to Lake Tahoe.

September 24 2009

04:11

jimray - More technical details about Google Chrome Frame

"I am completely smitten with Google Chrome Frame. I don’t think it’s an overstatement to call it one of the more interesting developments in the web landscape to come about in some time, because it finally provides a real solution to the horror that is Internet Explorer. It’s not perfect, of course, but it’s an audacious start. If nothing else, it should give Microsoft a rather swift kick in the ass."

September 15 2009

00:50

Windows 7 Upgrade Performance [Chris Hernandez's Blog]

According to Microsoft metrics, upgrading to Windows 7 from Vista takes up to, in some cases, 1220 minutes. That's 20 HOURS. I think you could probably go out and buy a Mac and copy your files over to it a lot quicker than that.

August 28 2009

17:38

What's New In Mac OS X v10.6 [Mac Dev Center]

"This article summarizes the key technology changes and improvements that are available beginning with Mac OS X version 10.6 (also known as "Snow Leopard"). The information about these changes is organized into sections by technology layer: “System Level “Framework Level “Application Level”

August 25 2009

22:30

Tunde Adebimpe to Guest on Massive Attack EP

And I thought Massive Attack had disbanded! Yay!
Tags: music news

August 11 2009

15:45

US Government Reviewing OpenID For Login on .Gov Sites

"The Open Government Identity Management Solutions Privacy Workshop is being held in Washington DC to draft a process for certifying existing identity providers for low-security government authentication transactions (so-called NIST level 1). If the plans move forward, we may someday be able to log in to government sites using our favorite OpenID-supporting website credentials. Google, AOL, Yahoo or other commercial accounts could become new keys to a consistent experience around the .gov web."

June 09 2009

00:33

Apple - Mac OS X Snow Leopard - Enhancements and Refinements

Giant list of improvements (and some new features) in OS X 10.6.
Tags: mac apple news

May 27 2009

16:48

The Panic Three-Day Sale

“Yes! Coda, Transmit, CandyBar, and Unison are 50% off. It's never happened before, and it'll probably never happen again. Serious. We're too busy building new things for later this year to notice how crazy this is. Prices are only valid from 12:01 AM PST May 27th to 11:59 PM PST May 29th. Enjoy these apps today and lock in a discount towards any future paid updates.”
Tags: mac software news

February 20 2009

15:53

Golden Gate Ruby Conference

“Now, at long last, San Francisco is host to the Bay Area's own Ruby Conference. Join 200 of your fellow developers for two days of in-depth technical explorations of the most interesting parts of the Ruby landscape, presented by some of the top talents in the Ruby development community.”
Tags: ruby news
01:45

Warp Records Essentials, eMusic

Warp Records' catalog is coming to eMusic, starting with older stuff, but it's some great stuff -- LFO, Polygon Window, Autechre, the "Artificial Intelligence" comp...
Tags: music mp3 news

February 17 2009

19:36

Ciao Giordano

John Crowley: “Today is the 17th of February, which in the face of subsequent calendar changes we take as the anniversary of Giordano Bruno's immolation in the Campo dei Fiori in Rome, in the year 1600. In the 19th century a statue was raised on the site by freethinking Italians then in conflict with the Vatican; the statue pictures a haggard and ascetic Bruno in the Dominican robes he never wore after his flight from Rome as a young man. Around the statue's base are medallions of other heroes of free thought who were burned or otherwise murdered by bigots and/or religious authorities ...”

February 07 2009

18:06

Countdown (actually up) to the UNIX Epoch time being 1234567890!

Live epoch counter, including time remaining: “Only 0 weeks, 6 days, 5 hours, 26 minutes and 48 seconds until the Epoch Time is 1234567890! (Friday, February 13th 2009, 23:31:30 GMT)”
Tags: geeky news

February 01 2009

04:42

Thing-a-day 2009

Who else is signing up for Thing-a-day 2009?! Deadline is today! “Each year, hundreds of artists and creators from around the world meet online for a month long creative sprint. Everyone is invited to sign up before February 1st and commit to make one new thing (project, sketch, exercice) per day and share it on this group blog. It’s a chance to share some work and get your mind and hands ready for the rest of the year.”
Tags: writing art news

January 24 2009

17:38

Lift 0.10 Released

Beta-ish milestone for the high-level Web framework written in Scala. I've been meaning to get into this for a year now, so now looks like the time to really do it!

December 17 2008

16:28

Konami to bring Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill, Dance Dance Revolution to iPhone

Not to mention Frogger! And EA released SimCity today. The iPhone is a game console to be reckoned with...
Tags: iphone games news

December 06 2008

16:38

Repo Man Sequel Starts Filming Next Month

“Alex Cox’s Repo Man sequel Repo Chick is finally going into production next month (January 2009). Production Weekly reports that David Lynch is producing the project. “The original 1984 film told the story of Otto, a newly hired repossession man who goes in search for a mysterious Malibu carrying a high value package which was taken from a government lab and has strange effects on anyone who views it. “Cox has previously said that the follow-up will 'unfold against the background of the credit crunch and the subprime mortgage crisis in the US, where repossessions of homes, cars and other forms of property is at a new high. The repo business has expanded to everything from boats, houses, aeroplanes, small nations…children'.”
Tags: film news

October 29 2008

16:09

The Skein Hash Function [Schneier on Security]

Bruce Schneier announces the new crypto hash function he and others are submitting to the NIST competition. Full paper and source code available. "Skein is a new family of cryptographic hash functions. Its design combines speed, security, simplicity, and a great deal of flexibility in a modular package that is easy to analyze."
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