Month: April 2008
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A ghost in the machine – IE password cache no worky
Every couple of months Windows XP decides that it does not want to remember passwords anymore in IE (which is the same mechanism some 3rd party apps like gmail notifier use to remember passwords). So I’m writing this more as a reminder to myself as well as a help to anyone who may stumble on…
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I know some cool people …
Dancing with the Stars, eat your heart out:
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This one hits a little too close to home
The sad but true blog commentary: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/04/10/the-decline-and-fall-of-western-civilization-part-iii-the-twitter-years/ Direct link to original: http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/004480.html Maybe I should have just twittered about this… 🙂
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Google gets all Amazony
Well last night Google announced “Google App Engine”, it’s essentially Google’s answer to Amazon’s web services. Pricing hasn’t been announced at this time, or at least that I could find. If you are interested in testing it out you can sign up for the waiting list here. Right now the only API language supported is…
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Rockin’ Out in the Caribbean
I’m in the Caribbean again for work and apparently there are only so many days that you listen to resort cover bands, and 14 is way past my limit. So I was very happy to find this post on Wil Wheaton’s site for a very cool LA HD radio station which is also online: KROQ…
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It’s just like it was, except completely different
So I finally got around to widgetizing this site today. So even though the sidebars looks exactly as they did this morning they are now wordpress widgets instead of actual edits to the underlying template. This will allow netfarious to not be tied a particular template as well as hopefully stop me from having decipher…