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Monthly Archives: June 2007

IPass

With all the hoopla about the new Apple iPhone’s arrival mere moments from now and with people like Robert Scoble standing on line in Palo Alto (“because that’s where all the geeks will be“), I thought this cartoon from bLaugh expressed my feelings about the frenzy pretty accurately. I just wish it said iPhooey [...]

Breakfast

This morning I decided to look at what the manufacturer (Post) recommends as a serving size for a bowl of the cereal I eat.  ‘Tain’t much folks.  A half cup of cereal together with a half cup of milk is supposed to get you off on the right foot for the day, and to power [...]

Google Reader shortcut keys demoed

In this short video, I demonstrate a few of the shortcut keys I use in reading RSS feeds in Google Reader.
I’ve taken the video showing the entire screen, so trying to read detail will be difficult, but having you see the detail clearly wasn’t my purpose in recording it. The idea was [...]

During my absence

If any of you are still checking this weblog, you’ll have noticed that I haven’t posted anything new here in a couple of weeks.  I haven’t been incarcerated, or hospitalized, and I am not in a coma, I’m pleased to report, but I just haven’t felt up to posting anything, and the longer I have [...]

The amazing future

Watch this seven plus minute video and prepare to be amazed at what an application called Photosynth can do. It’s architect, Blaise Aguera y Arcas, demonstrates and describes the technology and what lies ahead. (Link courtesy of Michael K. Bergman of AI3.) It’s so amazing, I almost want to begin exercising just [...]

Hooked

The incredible Mr. Moor, who began blogging recently but quite reluctantly I must admit, has discovered the joy of blogging. 
I helped him install Windows Live Writer and for the first several entries at his blog I logged in to his system remotely and took him by the hand to guide him as he made those [...]

The Incredible Mr. Moor, now a blogger

If you’ve been a reader of this blog for any time at all, you’ll have seen me mention my friend Paul Moor, whom I have known now since the early 1990s, almost 15 years. 
We met, originally, on a Writers conference, back before the World Wide Web even existed, during a time when we used Bulletin [...]