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Entries for May, 2006

Sometimes I’m Really Dumb

While out for a casual bike ride around South Minneapolis neighborhoods today, I heard a young girl yelling from the back of a bike coming toward me. She was on one of those 3rd wheel trailers attached to her mom’s bike. As I got closer, I could make out what she was saying while pointing [...]

Which is better, HDTV Digital Cable or HDTV Satellite

We are trying to build the ultimate HDTV media center.  Part of this process involves getting live HDTV content, meaning over-the-air, cable or satellite.  About a week ago we got digital cable and tonight we just finished deploying DirectTV satellite.  So how do they compare?  One word:  MAH!

BitTorrent to be built into iTunes?

The Macintosh rumor site MacOSRumors.com is reporting that the next version of Mac OS X will employ a BitTorrent driven iTunes.  The story is probably buried under online advertising, so you’ll have to work to read it… You know, close the pop-up window, now close the hover window, and it’s next to the 10 Google ads.  Hmmm, knowing them it’s probably under 3 more pop up advertisements.

This is just a rumor and Apple rumors are rarely correct, but this particular item is very interesting and near and dear to me.  At Technology Evangelist we have dabbled in distributing high definition videos online via bit torrent and have even highlighted a key application called Democracy Player.  Lets make the assumption that this rumor is true (just go with it for now) and that Apple will be releasing a torrent engine in the Mac OS X 10.5 version of iTunes.  What does this mean and why?

Seriously, Stanley Renshon?

Apparently, Stanley Renshon thinks it’s more important to avoid controversy than confront the president about his – to repurpose Renshon’s words – “egregiouly harsh, partisan, and tasteless” wars. Political Psychology: Being Rude to the President and his Wife is no Joke Instead, the Bush material was egregiously harsh, partisan, and tasteless. How dare someone take [...]

Two for a nickel . . .

Ever since I first heard the Chili Peppers cover the Red Hots song, I thought the line was “Two for a nickel, three for a dime” which makes no sense. Why would I buy a dime’s worth of red hots if I’m going to get less than two nickel’s worth? After around 15 years, I [...]

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