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  • My 2009 IT Industry Predictions


    Stephen Foskett, Pack Rat Stephen Foskett, Pack RatAuthority Authority: 412
    It’s that time again, when everyone who thinks they’re a pundit (that would be everyone with a blog or Twitter account) has to make predictions for the coming year. But predictions are perilous: Get it right and you look like a mere trend-watcher; get it wrong and you look like a fool. It’s such a hassle! So ...
    6 days ago
  • Drobo, XP Users: Beware of 4K “Advanced Format” Drives!


    Stephen Foskett, Pack Rat Stephen Foskett, Pack RatAuthority Authority: 412
    Western Digital is first to bring "Advanced Format" 4k-sector drives to market, but buyers should beware of installing them in old systems! Personal computer hard disk drive access methods have repeatedly been forced to adapt to ever-expanding capacity. Physical (CHS) addressing and 28-bit LBA have been abandoned, ...
    1 week ago
  • Metafuckers


    ASCII by Jason ScottAuthority Authority: 463
    I dream of a time when I won’t have to write things like this. When I can focus on uplifting, informative posts or essays or speeches in which I talk about neat stuff I’ve found, or connections I’ve tracked down, or some crazy hilarious thing that happened that I want to share with you. But that day’s not ...
    1 week ago
  • Looking for an iPhone Wrist/Neck Strap solution? These are your best options.


    The Next WebAuthority Authority: 747
    If you’re anything like me you’re constantly leaving your iPhone on a table or in the wrong pocket, always finding it in the end, but rarely there when you want it for that special photo or phone call. I’ve never been a neck strap kind of guy, but with a goal in mind to have my iPhone with me at all times ...
    1 week ago
  • Jump!


    BlogsAuthority Authority: 161
    I’m working on my Happiness Project, and you could have one, too ! Everyone’s project will look different, but it’s the rare person who can’t benefit. Join in -- no need to catch up, just jump in right now. My feet rarely leave the ground. For exercise, I use the stationery bike, the Stairmaster, yoga, and ...
    1 week ago
  • Types of Computers


    Adiwebs.comAuthority Authority: 132
    There are three different types of computers namely analog, digital and hybrid. ~ Analog Computer operates by measuring physical units such as voltage, pressure, temperature, speed, etc. Analog computers are used for scientific and engineering applications that deal with a property which is changing continuously. ...
    1 week ago
  • [ Retro Scan of the Week ] Give The Gift of TRS


    Vintage Computing and GamingAuthority Authority: 114
    Red Wizard, your life force is running out. I’m presently so sick that I’m about to keel over and mop the floor with my head, so you’ll have to provide your own commentary on this one. All I know is that the TRS-80 Model 100 is awesome, I have two of them, and I took [...]
    2 weeks ago
  • Apple’s Five Most Important Printers


    Vintage Computing and GamingAuthority Authority: 114
    Younger computer fans may not know this, but for almost twenty years (1980-1999), Apple sold Apple-brand printers for use with its computers — a fact that’s easy for us to forget today, ten years since Apple shipped its last printer. That being so, Macworld recently asked me to write an article about Apple’s ...
    2 weeks ago
  • WizzyWIG Volume 3 is Coming: Volume 1 and 2 for Free


    ASCII by Jason ScottAuthority Authority: 463
    I already wrote reviews of WizzyWIG Volume 1 and WizzyWIG Volume 2 , Ed Piskor’s fun stew of hacking and phreaking history put out in a graphic novel format.  If you didn’t read them or don’t remember the gist of them, it was archivist/historian guy really liked these things , and that opinion hasn’t ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Dec. 9, 2009 Silicon Valley Open Doors


    DJCline.comAuthority Authority: 128
    On December 9, 2009 in Mountain View at the Computer History Museum, the 2009 Silicon Valley Open Doors (SVOD) held the Fifth Annual International Conference on Entrepreneurship. This event brings together Russian-speaking innovators, venture capital firms and angel investors to discuss reinventing the startup ...
    2 weeks ago
  • The Difference Machine


    Christian GranthamAuthority Authority: 126
    On the drive into work, I was completely fascinated with this story on NPR about Charles Babbage, a noted mathematician who dreamed up the first known computer back in the 1800s.What fascinated me was how he was viewed when he was alive and the challenges he faced in getting people to understand what he was [...]
    2 weeks ago
  • LON’S INVENTIONS ARCHIVED IN THE COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM


    Lon SafkoAuthority Authority: 116
    The Computer History Museum In Mountain View, CA has requested some of Lon’s other inventions and the SenSei System Software for its permanent collection. The SenSei System Software, conceived as a human interface between the early Apple Computer and disabled users, was a milestone in the development of the Smart ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Mobile Search for a New Era: Voice, Location and Sight


    Cell Phone News and Cell Phone Reviews: HotCellularPhone.comAuthority Authority: 151
    Google Mobile Search, Google Mobile Search by Voice, Google Mobile Search by Location, Google Mobile Search by Sight Today Google held a launch event at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Fresh off the stage, we’ve invited Vic to highlight the mobile team’s announcements, and the unique set of ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Video: Google Real-Time Search Event (Plus Noshing!)


    BoomTownAuthority Authority: 698
    Please see this disclosure related to me and Google. Here is a short video BoomTown did at the Google search event yesterday, where it launched a number of new features to its flagship offering–most of all, comprehensive real-time search. Innovations also included a hopped-up mobile translation service, voice ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Savvis and Cisco Deliver Private Clouds for the Enterprise – StreetInsider.com


    OnlyDedicatedServers.comAuthority Authority: 146
    Savvis and Cisco Deliver Private Clouds for the Enterprise – StreetInsider.com ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Savvis, Inc. (Nasdaq: SVVS ), a global leader in outsourced Internet infrastructure services for the enterprise, and Cisco today announced an expanded relationship focused on the development ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Relevance meets the real-time web


    WORDPRESS-TEMPLATES-PLUGINS-RSSAuthority Authority: 153
    Relevance meets the real-time web Search is a natural starting point for discovering the world’s information, and we strive to bring you the freshest, most comprehensive and relevant search results over an ever expanding universe of content on the multitude of devices you use to access it.That’s why today, at the ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Google To Hold an Anything-Bing-Can-Do-We-Can-Do-Better Search Event (and Singalong?) Monday


    BoomTownAuthority Authority: 698
    Please see this disclosure related to me and Google. Google answered BoomTown’s blatantly begging plea to call, write or just say hi, after being inundated in news of Bing search from Microsoft (MSFT) this week–emailing yesterday about an “search event” to be held Monday in Silicon Valley. It will ...
    3 weeks ago
  • 3 Million Files on CD.TEXTFILES.COM


    ASCII by Jason ScottAuthority Authority: 463
    Yes, that’s right, it’s official: After hitting the one million file mark in December of 2005 and passing the two million mark a few years later, we’re now at over 3,000,000 files on cd.textfiles.com , my shareware and shovelware collection. I’ve ranted about this thing consistently for years – ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Unpublished Article on Geocities


    ASCII by Jason ScottAuthority Authority: 463
    I was asked by someone working for a Very Big Newspaper to write something to appear in the Very Big Newspaper.  Told I needed it in within a couple days and definitely by morning of a Thursday, I pulled an all-nighter and composed the writing as well as ensuring Geociti.es had a copy. It is now 30 days later and ...
    4 weeks ago
  • ARC/ZIP Perspective by Dean W. Cooper


    ASCII by Jason ScottAuthority Authority: 463
    This statement is posted as-is, with no changes or editing, by Jason Scott. Comments by Jason will be in the comments section. My Perspective on the PKARC / ARC Controversy by Dean W. Cooper Nov 30th, 2009 Who Am I I am the author of the DWC archiver which was created around the same time that Phil Katz ...
    4 weeks ago

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