1. Useful Things in my Home Office 1 hour ago   permalink

Chris / Chris Pirillo

Useful Things in my Home Office is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I love to surround myself with things I can use – and that look good on my desk. When the folks at Useful Things sent me a care package recently, I was only too happy to try out their nifty little offerings! I was ...

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Chris / Chris Pirillo My First PDA – Sharp Wizard   —  My First PDA – Sharp Wizard is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed My first PDA was an old Sharp Wizard which carried 64MB of data! It was over $300 back in the day, and was considered to be a high-end model. I could add things to my calendar and keep track of what I had to do. My calendar ...

Chris / Chris Pirillo IPhone Comics   —  iPhone Comics is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed This is Ken Brady, who lives in both Portland and Japan. He’s a software developer who I think you’ll want to follow! He’s working on a few very cool things. One of these is a comic reader for the iPhone. You can change ...

2. Whither Wave? 3 hours ago   permalink

James A. Robertson / Smalltalk Tidbits

Troy Brumley spots what may well be the biggest problem with Google Wave: The people I've invited are viewing Wave as IM, meanwhile I'm viewing Wave as a middle ground between Sharepoint and wikis. Either we're all missing the metaphor or Wave doesn't have one. I think he's on to something there. So far as I can tell, Wave is neither fish nor ...

3. The Copenhagen Diagnosis 6 hours ago   permalink

Jcwinnie / After Gutenberg

Emissions are above normal and rising, there is a correlation to rising surface temperatures particular in the polar regions. We are see changes in the atmosphere and ocean. As others have, these authors warn about tipping points.

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Www.greencarcongress.com Copenhagen Diagnosis Released, Detailing Accelerating Indicators of Climate Change In Last Three Years   —  A team of 26 climate scientists from Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States have published the “Copenhagen Diagnosis”, an interim synthesis report on developments in climate change science from mid-2006 to the present day. The report points out that many key harbingers of ... Jcwinnie / After Gutenberg :    The Copenhagen Diagnosis

4. Ed The Handyman 6 hours ago   permalink

Walkenbach / The J-Walk Blog

I haven't checked Ed The Handyman in a while. The site still has some great graphics. Comments | Posted in General

5. Pay More For Ads? 7 hours ago   permalink

Walkenbach / The J-Walk Blog

Newspaper news: Tribune, Scripps Use Thanksgiving to Increase Prices . Tribune Co., E.W. Scripps Co. and a U.S. newspaper industry suffering record declines in advertising sales and circulation will raise prices on Thanksgiving as readers seek inserts touting holiday discounts. U.S. Thanksgiving falls on Nov. 26 this year. Newspapers from ...

6. Dvorak-Horowitz Unplugged — Will the USA Become Like Japan? Stagnant? 9 hours ago   permalink

John C Dvorak / Dvorak Uncensored

Here is the latest conversation I had with money manager Andrew Horowitz …. new insights for anyone who invests in anything. This week we highlight a discussion about specific stocks to examine. Plus: A look at some unpleasant trends. click ► to listen: Right click here and select ‘Save Link As…’ to download the mp3 file.

7. IIW 2009: Identity And Cloud Computing Session 9 hours ago   permalink

Anil-identity.blogspot.com

This blog is a personal online diary of Security and Identity Management Related thoughts, muses, stories and rumors. The blog posts are a personal opinion only and neither reflect the views of current or past employers nor any OTHER person living or dead on this planet. I am the Chief Bottle Washer for JBoss Security. So you can have me for ...

8. 4.10.12 The keygen element 9 hours ago   permalink

Www.whatwg.org

Interface HTMLKeygenElement : HTMLElement { attribute boolean autofocus; attribute DOMString challenge; attribute boolean disabled; readonly attribute HTMLFormElement form; attribute DOMString keytype; attribute DOMString name; readonly attribute DOMString type; readonly attribute boolean willValidate; readonly attribute ValidityState validity; ...

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9. Thanksgiving Weekend Open Mic 10 hours ago   permalink

Walkenbach / The J-Walk Blog

It seems like Friday, so... Comments | Posted in General

10. Thinking on Oauth, UMA and SPML 14 hours ago   permalink

Blogs.oracle.com

Nishant just posted a blog asking "Can OAuth do what SPML hasn't?" in particular in regards to "federated provisioning". Just to make sure everyone understands what we are talking about - let's use an example use case where federated provisioning could be required:

11. Comatose for 23 Years, Man Was Actually Awake and Aware 11 hours ago   permalink

McCullough / Dvorak Uncensored

Man in Coma 23 years was awake the whole time

12. HandBrake 0.9.4 released … Good tool gets better 11 hours ago   permalink

The PC Doctor / The PC Doctor

DVD ripper Handbrake has seen an update. Lots of new features: 64-bit build Live preview Quality-based encoding We also get big promises: "There's an old proverb in the video encoding world: "Speed, size, quality: pick two." It means that you always have to make a trade-off between the time it takes to encode a video, the amount of compression ...

13. Selector progress 12 hours ago   permalink

Ignisvulpis.blogspot.com

I am making good progress with the selector that supports Information Cards and OpenID (Cards). Maybe it will support username/password too. Please notice the purple-i in the urlbar left of the site identity icon. Clicking it starts the selector which lets you login using your e.g. OpenID (Card). It "works" with the xmldap.org test page and it ...

14. If it's Just Before a Major Holiday... 13 hours ago   permalink

James A. Robertson / Smalltalk Tidbits

Then it must be time for my dishwasher to develop a problem again. I've learned better than to call Sears, at least. Earliest we can get someone here is Friday though, so it looks like Thanksgving will be an extravaganza of paper plates and hand washed dishes. Joy :)

15. Smalltalk Daily : Scripting with Smalltalk 14 hours ago   permalink

James A. Robertson / Smalltalk Tidbits

Today's Smalltalk Daily looks at scripting with Smalltalk - solving everyday problems with a bit of Smalltalk coding. To watch, click on the viewer below: If you have trouble viewing that directly, you can click here to download the video directly You can also watch it on YouTube: Technorati Tags: smalltalk , scripting

16. Array 15 hours ago   permalink

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17. Thanksgiving Tech Tips 16 hours ago   permalink

The PC Doctor / The PC Doctor

Stuffed on turkey and doped up on tryptophan? How about some tech to clear the head! Wanna thank you Mom for that wonderful meal? How about a little tip of tech tidy-up! (If you're a Mom reading this, then print it out and leave it somewhere conspicuous! ) Here are a few idea. Use a few [...]

18. Tempting You to Click 16 hours ago   permalink

Chris / Chris Pirillo

Tempting You to Click is a post from Chris Pirillo Online advertising is so pervasive that most people barely glance at it. Advertising has become part of the Internet landscape. One way that advertisers are hoping to stir interest is to put their advertising on social network sites like Facebook and Twitter. For example, on Twitter, you would ...

19. Two More Media Outlets Join News Corp In Hissy Fit 16 hours ago   permalink

Www.lockergnome.com

HTML basics, PHP and MySQL tips, design discussions, Webmaster tool reviews, topical discussions, and a forum spotlight. Perfect for the novice or expert!

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20. Revenue Protection Support Staff 16 hours ago   permalink

Futureidentity.blogspot.com

This blog post is named for the people First Great Western employ to make sure no-one travels on their trains without paying. Although I live only 20 minutes' walk from the nearest station, and used to use FGW to commute 2-3 times a week from there to Paddington, I no longer do so - preferring to drive 50 miles and take a (South-West) train to ...