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Showing posts with label tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tech. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Jack PC
Jack PC Thin Client - Chip PC Technologies:
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Herding Code
Herding Code
I haven't listened to this podcast yet but will soon. No link dump will be needed for this one - they have a nice big list of links from the show. That I like.
I haven't listened to this podcast yet but will soon. No link dump will be needed for this one - they have a nice big list of links from the show. That I like.
Monday, September 07, 2009
Hanselminutes 177 - Richard Campbell
Hanselminutes 177 - Hanselminutiae-seven with Richard Campbell
Enjoyed this one enough to make some links for future reference. Actually, I enjoy most of the Hanselminutes podcasts. I just happened to have time today to blog some links for this one.
Microsoft ResponsePoint
Syspine
3:05 "I'm going to Google that with Bing" - Scott
5:09 Scott's son picks up the phone and promotes the use of a home PBX for those making podcasts.
Kindle DX
Apple Newton
NDC 2009 - Norwegian Developers Conference
devLink
TechEd
Book: The Paradox of Choice
Subway
I agree with eating at a familiar chain restaurant when on the road. It's not just the familiarity, I've gotten sick after trying local specialties several times while traveling. Then again, don't miss out entirely, take care of business first then sample the local fare.
Channel 9 - Death of the Professional Conference Speaker
"Love runs down."
I think the people doing the smaller conferences will move on. It's only natural that their interests will change over time and not necessarily in unison with the communities they are in now. As that happens new conferences and communities will form around new "movers and shakers" and people will continue to learn and share (and show off their chops).
Channel 9 - Chris Sells on Managing People and Your Time
42:00 "I used to measure my productivity in interruptions per hour." - Richard
I have even more respect for Richard after hearing his story of posting his interruptions-per-hour metric outside his office for the boss and others to see. Excellent.
I'd recommend trying the On Air sign before testing the shotgun theory.
Enjoyed this one enough to make some links for future reference. Actually, I enjoy most of the Hanselminutes podcasts. I just happened to have time today to blog some links for this one.
Microsoft ResponsePoint
Syspine
3:05 "I'm going to Google that with Bing" - Scott
5:09 Scott's son picks up the phone and promotes the use of a home PBX for those making podcasts.
Kindle DX
Apple Newton
NDC 2009 - Norwegian Developers Conference
devLink
TechEd
Book: The Paradox of Choice
Subway
I agree with eating at a familiar chain restaurant when on the road. It's not just the familiarity, I've gotten sick after trying local specialties several times while traveling. Then again, don't miss out entirely, take care of business first then sample the local fare.
Channel 9 - Death of the Professional Conference Speaker
"Love runs down."
I think the people doing the smaller conferences will move on. It's only natural that their interests will change over time and not necessarily in unison with the communities they are in now. As that happens new conferences and communities will form around new "movers and shakers" and people will continue to learn and share (and show off their chops).
Channel 9 - Chris Sells on Managing People and Your Time
42:00 "I used to measure my productivity in interruptions per hour." - Richard
I have even more respect for Richard after hearing his story of posting his interruptions-per-hour metric outside his office for the boss and others to see. Excellent.
I'd recommend trying the On Air sign before testing the shotgun theory.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Ciarcia’s Circuit Cellar, Vol. 1-3
Ciarcia’s Circuit Cellar, Vol. 1-3
"Many electronics enthusiasts have fond memories of Steve Ciarcia’s first run of Circuit Cellar articles in BYTE magazine. Since Circuit Cellar headquarters still gets inundated with requests for these columns and subsequent Circuit Cellar books (all out of print), Steve has agreed to make these books available online."
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Gag me with a SYS-CON
I suppose there are some good tech articles at the SYS-CON MEDIA site. I'm not sure because every time I go there the distracting animated advertising and annoying pop-ups cause a gag reflex and I just leave. Maybe it's just me.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Just Talk It Out
From Practical eCommerce: Voice Recognition Software: Just "Talk It Out":
"If you have Windows Vista, you already have some of the best voice recognition technology in existence just waiting for you to take advantage of it. Why not harness that software (perhaps the best and coolest part of the dreaded Vista operating system) to speak your blog post rather than type it?"
Monday, January 21, 2008
Monday, December 31, 2007
Quiet Computers - End PC Noise
Quiet Computers - End PC Noise: "Silent PCs, and the best quiet PC components including quiet cases, quiet computer cooling, quiet power supplies, quiet hard drives, and quiet CPU fans."
Monday, December 24, 2007
Roy's Tools
Roy's Tools > Home
"My name is Roy Osherove and I'm the guy behind the tools you'll find on this site...
The tools created here are tools I needed as a developer and blogger."
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Monday, October 15, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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