Journal entry · April 3, 2004
Neat idea for recycling in your home cityFreecycle by using a yahoo group
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Neat idea for recycling in your home cityFreecycle by using a yahoo group
Spoken English – FreeCultureGreat WIKI of Lawrence Lessig’s Free Culture book including MP3’s . The nbook is very very good especially the stories about FM radio and the Phonograph with a really good bit about how photography would never have taken off if you had to get the permission of the person who owned the […]
Neat idea for recycling in your home cityFreecycle by using a yahoo group
Wow, I hope this isnt an April Fool. But this guy has a new Treo 610shellen.com ::: are you my friend? yes – no with blutooth and high res camera. Fantastic OK OK I was done at least it was before midday!
Heres rather a cool device for home networking, Nobu, LLC. – 12.5″ in wall PC with Touchscreen: “12.4′ IN WALL TOUCH-SCREEN PC – N12WTS” probably better than the old laptop that I use in the kitchen at home here
Wow, I hope this isnt an April Fool. But this guy has a new Treo 610shellen.com ::: are you my friend? yes – no with blutooth and high res camera. Fantastic OK OK I was done at least it was before midday!
Heres rather a cool device for home networking, Nobu, LLC. – 12.5″ in wall PC with Touchscreen: “12.4′ IN WALL TOUCH-SCREEN PC – N12WTS” probably better than the old laptop that I use in the kitchen at home here
A new typeface designed for easier reading on LCD screens. Quite interesting how fonts are designed for different media like stone cutting, paper etcClearType Step 1: Turn on Windows XP ClearType
A new typeface designed for easier reading on LCD screens. Quite interesting how fonts are designed for different media like stone cutting, paper etcClearType Step 1: Turn on Windows XP ClearType
What looks like a good aricle on migrating from windows to linux. might be tempted to try it now especially by using knoppix as a first step. Tom’s Hardware Guide PCs & HowTo: Migrating from Windows to Linux, Part 1: Preparation – Downloading And Burning Linux