my testing times

2006-06-23T10:08:00.000Z

Gary McKinnon will be fined and imprisoned if convicted who found data on the johnson space center website that bought unheard of data xeni jardin

2006-04-04T10:34:00.000Z

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uintessesentitial
Xeni Jardin interviewed by the suicide girls

2006-01-22T10:16:00.000Z

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opulist writer Warren Ellis shows you - the pitiful affair of downtown today in this xstream worldwide landscape

2005-11-20T12:15:00.000Z

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oh lar lar Hot Geeky and you don't know her french bidding works as does her cat walk stylers digg this anina weblog update now suw pipes in!

2005-11-12T13:13:00.000Z

N
ew look at Google print Apparently, the `Progress` and Freedom Foundation has joined the publishers in the GooglePrint case. James Delong filled the inbox of countless many to inform them about `Google Print and the Aerospace Analogy: Lessig`s Counterfactual History.` The whole missive was a response to a blog post I had written when Google was first sued. As DeLong writes (thanks, Neil!): In a recent blog about Google Print, Stanford Law Professor Larry Lessig repeats a story that is also at the center of his book Free Culture..more here

2005-09-11T23:54:00.000Z

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ethod brew: Ideas for Dozens ...post The tail of the length of code in Linux distributed between two common points without the geometry : via Rory

2005-08-14T18:33:00.000Z

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exiconographer Ben Hemmingsley coined the term podcast and now he should jive the credit : Suw says it's been entered into the Oxford English Dictionary Neologisms in the OED

2005-04-16T13:29:00.000Z

K
eeping notes is labourious enough so adding notes-over-pictures in the flickr coding is an attempt to update your worthiness as a nerdi-guy

2005-04-16T09:53:00.000Z

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ust read this update [2 of three] 1. about the code_room w/t pics. 3. ..is a special strange goings on at this time amounst other things I am missing "humor insite" and Monica White's desireable cold edge

2005-04-03T15:42:00.000Z

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magine being free to take a vacation right now sick candy
has given some quite good guide lines for visitors to nyc New York's detractors like to describe the metropolis as an unfriendly city. That is far from the truth. Gotham is one of the easiest places in all the world in which to make friends. If you are RIGHT.

2005-03-31T23:01:00.000Z

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eigtech Dave posted to flickr about using the IPTC standard of tags [subjective NOT objectives] and captions Yes those captions..he says this would be a huger time saved..we ALL want that..don't we plus How to do transparent screens

2005-03-30T22:50:00.000Z

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reater man Dr Edward Hallowell signed up for conscencus by endgadget for the debriefing following his paper on what your time does when you have to have more than that one gadget [Might explain why it took us so long to write this post, but a psychiatrist has coined new condition called ADT, or Attention Deficit Trait, to describe people who weren’t born with ADD but who do find themselves unable to focus or concentrate because of all the ever-present distractions of modern technology]

2005-03-27T21:38:00.000Z

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or the first time I am offically a mobile tester for a certain German conglomurate : it's like really excited me to death via aperto

2005-03-25T01:50:00.000Z

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nviornment Native Digital [or even visa versa] well it's taken firefox and five months to actually realise this I was'nt particularly shaw weather I would be able to take flicka and make special use of it. I'm more interested in gettin high res/and or movie still but with the highest quality (well I was) as we hope to see, in the coming months..

2005-03-17T08:09:00.000Z

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ownload Blog Q here somehow related to 10 rules of The New Economy : via Rory

2005-03-16T08:52:00.001Z

C
onferance on Blogging Following the popularity of prior European conferences, Six Apart, the company behind the Movable Type publishing platform and the TypePad personal weblogging service, invite you to join us to enjoy a behind the scenes look at web logs and their different uses via loic le meur update unfortunately missed

2005-03-09T20:52:00.000Z

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est Map application from google reviewed in full at endgadget links to the walking project and to proceed on through the apps to create your own gps journal update EVDO GPS WebCam Mapping via gizmodo - but when it comes to those smart tags and the autolink you have to send your comment

2005-03-03T10:11:00.000Z

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ttention please: I BELEIVE IN UFO's says chris Indeed, for something like this to happen, I believe we're one step closer to the truth. And if any aliens...

2005-02-14T12:06:00.000Z

Z
en of spelling beamers THE BIG SPELL on About the NeoWikiDiki Rory's been sic, and is going on and on [Some of us will use spell checkers. Others won't.
Some of us will ensure correct definitions based on others stolen from existing and reputable references. Others won't.
Some of us will only edit definitions in the nude. Others won't.
Others will come here to actually look words up.
These people... These people, we will call "victims". Bwaahaahaaaaa!!!]

2005-02-13T14:52:00.000Z

Y
esterdays medicine may have titled itself for yesterdays troubles limbicnutrition the reuters article

2005-02-13T06:42:00.000Z

X
tra HTML Robert Scoble writes about HTML validation, Inventor of CSS writes me an email...Wow, Håkon Wium Lie wrote me this morning. He's the inventor of CSS (the technology I use on my blog to separate my content from my design -- or lack thereof! Heh.) I'm very honored. Lie has done so much to improve the Web experience for developers and users.

2005-02-10T23:35:00.000Z

W
ith Joy you know she's got no highf but her views are sometimes jade that rich coursing and left over: Sometimes I think the blogging evangelists just get a little overhyped well it's made by 'early adopters'

2005-02-08T00:37:00.000Z

V
ictory for Firefox Jeremy thinks that their users are greater than AOL

2005-02-05T20:57:00.000Z

U
ltimate games presence in Paris [like how to light-up office lights in sequence] via your mobil phone [does nobody ever ask the cost] we can blinkenlights via endgadget via Emily and elestico.net

2005-02-05T00:09:00.000Z

T
esting Times : prosperity comes with...feeling, brains gaping void what happens to creation when you bite the bullet and try the hand at script-writting I would like to add something on Sue's vanishing petticoat, but...as for the wifi. Five quid for a single poxy hour? I paid that for a whole day in DC, but frankly, for a place like this it should be free. And pervasive. And why can't they have a nice lounge with desks and power outlets for people who have better things to

2005-02-05T00:02:00.000Z

System fault : organise your hard drive, convert your Win Sys to linux linked by scobleizer

2005-01-31T08:28:00.000Z

R
emote Security [Mini Mac] another reason that had not come immediately come to mind now we know, what we mean when we want a computer in the car, following the news that students cracked the key code that opens the car doors C|NET "If you were to tell a cryptographer that this system uses 40-bit keys, you'd immediately conclude that the system is weak and that you'd be able to break it," said Ari Juels, a scientist with the research arm of RSA Security, which financed the team and collaborated with it. So at the moment I'm going about the task of designing a cheap sleek metal key container getting the time by not washing it which I rarely do anyways

2005-01-30T17:06:00.000Z

Queing the dump on iPod Nils wrote a Perlscript round code he got heres the final result via del.icio.us

2005-01-27T07:47:00.000Z

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opular ideiom music lists Dave gets a post to Carlo's trouble trying to link more than one computer to his library playlist more here on taking the mac mini out of doors which is my meme

2005-01-26T23:02:00.000Z

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pportunity floats it's small hand via scoblizer for Lee Wilkins post quote (a big geek and is the most tied-in-person at Microsoft that I know) so this is provisional - at the mo..ment..RS post

2005-01-09T23:48:00.000Z

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othin gona change, my mind now.. Let it Rain, or don't waite till it rains photoshop it I once got the idea to take some pictures of city streets lights after it rained - because there are lots of nice reflections on the ground etcetera then Kodak came out with a high speed Ektachrome ISO 1600 - but this genre has not been realised yet even with Kodachrome ISO 25.. for me anyway - so I just love this item ~Let it Rain~

2005-01-09T08:32:00.000Z

J
ustice and Intellectual passion dries out sensuality. via Bostonian

2005-01-08T12:47:00.000Z

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love my Meg's new style sheeting and I love the tecnorati search facility cause I can find things mostly that they do well, at the moment : Joshua just won their developer award of $2500., which is nice, while Stefan Magdalinski got one of the runners up..but above all I just love the cutest wbloggar templatting which I feel is uplifting my worthiness and shifting others too..

2005-01-07T01:29:00.000Z

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ere is a test post for Meg's idea 'Why do we want to increase the size of the first letter..the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog..the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. [dog being the top line does not match my view] armed wblogger Gary's got a nice post nothing about troy having to weigh~up, something

2005-01-06T23:25:00.000Z

Waxy points to some guys who came up with the idea [and ran with it] of doing a camera postcard 'everytime it's handled it's used'.Camera Mail

2005-01-01T23:11:00.000Z

ChiefBloggingOfficer someone has to remember to turn the light out..

2004-12-31T12:59:00.000Z

diepunyhumans I will miss the Filthy Monkey.

2004-12-29T21:24:00.000Z

Scoble prdicted that: 11 There will be a major disaster in 2005 and mainstream media will use citizen journalists in a new way to cover the disaster..watch this space

2004-12-24T18:32:00.000Z

Ten Years on since the inception the story of one man's theory in the land of creation with The Graphing Calculator Story linked to by Scobleizer Why would two guys get fired from their jobs at Apple, but keep working? The Graphing Calculator story is awesome. I've seen it on a bunch of blogs, but finally read it and the slashdot comments get into some security issues

2004-12-24T14:11:00.000Z

Imagine some famous broad doing a voice over for your device even if it's only a sound likness then have it customed till your bored to hell with the whole game via Cory [bOING bOING ]

2004-12-24T09:32:00.000Z

This is very difficault for me but, is Microsoft going to buy 'a label ' well, for the sake of invisables here's a Christmas message in the MSN community 'at the Robert Scoble household' Rory sort of hands you the slipper being conservative

2004-12-22T01:12:00.000Z

I just posted a query on the BBC ~~Court of Opinion~~ Current Science message board regarding a question that came up on the tv programme Notes and Queries circa 1993 hosted by Clive Anderson when a question came from a member of the public asked 'How fast does rain fall' [the answer was 11mph] which actually followed the post from Rory on why clouds gather, in the way, they do which raises the age old question 'how heavy are clouds' which was attempted at by Patrick Moore some years ago [metric tons comes to mind]

2004-12-21T10:36:00.000Z

Reasons to buy a Slate computer from the sales area if you can buy that

2004-12-17T10:05:00.000Z

Loic posted 10 reasons why I should blog, the tenth is still in the pantone

2004-12-17T08:10:00.000Z

An intelligent feature on RSS feeds via Xeni [boing boing] There's been a lot of intelligent discussion about RSS bandwidth since I started my reports and throttling attempts, and I decided to start Regular Sucking Schedule as a clearinghouse of advice, free software, and discussion

2004-12-15T08:52:00.000Z

Like Rob Hugh of Gaping Void is in London starting a new style 'hughtrain' [like hugetrain] which will be funny - and am looking to get some more of the popular stuff he does very well, wondering if like thought for the day down at the Oval - Mind The Gap

2004-12-13T01:45:00.000Z

Sony PSP What every parent will have to translate from today, anyway, in Japan if they get a look!..and then there's the battery life, so far I've seen comments about between 3 and five hours update: The review

2004-12-12T22:42:00.000Z

The subject of optical shift lens is covered admirably here author is Robert Monaghan the hardware is the Hasseldlad Arc Camera minimal five degree maximum ouch. The Flex body is reportedly aimed at a digital camera future, by some posters notes below. As of 2001 AD, the Hasselblad Arc body is now discontinued and being sold from existing stocks only. What surprises me is that Hasselblad has invested so much effort into trying to provide these shift body alternatives for their users. The cost of developing the limited appeal flexbody and later arc-body can hardly have been a profitable one, given the small number of users and sales?

2004-12-11T04:29:00.000Z

[source: news.bbc.co.uk/] re-post

Apple itunes spells UK charges for downloads compared to France and Germany [Brian Collins - 'Bite Back' Mock Turner Prize]
updating: Now Benjamin Cohen the first .com millonaire has been asked by Apple to return his domain name itunes.co.uk to them

2004-12-11T04:23:00.000Z

Jeremy Zawodny on Dan Gilmore of We the Media which-should-have-been-the-other-way-round, Dan Gillmor came over to tell me that he liked what I was doing?!?! That was supposed to be the other way around!

2004-12-10T06:54:00.000Z

Joel thinks he missed-out on a software creation job only because he did not do something like Monica's 'Stitching it Up' on hiring, or even Top 24 permalinks for 2004 via Scobleizer

2004-12-07T23:28:00.000Z

The question of weather to use passwords or not raised by Robert Hensing So here's the deal - I don't want you to use passwords, I want you to use pass-pra*es... via Julie hope she's feeling better

2004-12-05T13:18:00.000Z

photo of the day for this page [if that's not quite clear think of an oldish virgin mary]

2004-12-04T21:54:00.000Z

Gizmodo nw link to photos obtained from model aircraft with attached digital cameras - like the one of Oxford Uni

2004-12-04T10:14:00.000Z

Dr Dave's Blog introducing Spam Karma with iterations nw via Boris

2004-12-02T23:08:00.000Z

Gaping Void [who's server is buggerational at this time] is back now linked to the sandhill weblog - oh? "Why Do We Blog"..if your in pop-up there yet it's not another story

2004-12-02T00:01:00.000Z

Joel Johnson host guest at Gizmodo has written an article for Laptop Magazine 12:2004 edition : on the subject "Portable Media Blunder" about Microsoft's Media Centres not practicing the markets tool of the publishers end.. how much do you want to invest - today : sort of thing

2004-11-30T01:42:00.000Z

KEF are a local international business solution [hype] who have made hi-fi speakers since I remember - but have now pre-emted the real [hype] by introducing kefinstanttheatre which is a two speaker job - immediately I thought network but no it's just a very well designed CD player, not something I need?

2004-11-28T11:12:00.000Z

Cigarettes are Sublime "What virtues or values, use or beauty, do cigarettes have in wartime? They feed no need and heal no wound, yet in war they are the most precious of all commodities, as good as gold, more vital than food jonno [since 1996]

2004-11-26T00:19:00.000Z

The Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over The Lazy Dog

geek.com miscellanious invisible script written on your prints

2004-11-23T08:41:00.000Z

How the news plays out on the internet via joi.ito at hammeroftruth goes down to fark with the hu-more

2004-11-23T00:05:00.000Z

SpamKing writes about the subject but according to google Bill says spam will be gone by 2006

2004-11-21T20:16:00.000Z

Carthik.net points to Terminal Island the scripting is original ~~don't code me on that~~ via pinksocks

2004-11-17T00:03:00.000Z

You have probably seen picture fads and sequences but here is a demo not using flash cross posted to Meg's Mandarin Design weblog for digestion - more at coulair

2004-11-16T00:13:00.000Z

Rory's done it again - - Once I've separated the spam from the real comments, I run an app that I wrote which iterates through all the comments in the "Blog Spam" folder, parses them for their .Text IDs, hooks into one of the .Text web service APIs, and then calls the method that deletes the entry associated with the parsed ID - at the end, the app goes through and deletes all the entries in the "Blog Spam" folder so that I never have to see their ugly little mugs again

2004-11-14T01:27:00.000Z

Free music at LegalTorrents five gigabytes of music via dph then there's podfly nice one Xeni

2004-11-13T08:48:00.000Z

Good-Bye how many different linguistic terms are there - cause it came up yesterday Wikipedia reference catalogue does not list it yet

2004-11-10T11:34:00.000Z

HOMEsweetHOME via Scobleizer

2004-11-10T09:26:00.000Z

if you want a picture of the Prince of Wales get yourself down to little ol' Chatham dockyard

2004-11-09T01:48:00.000Z

Mandarin Design

2004-11-09T00:46:00.000Z

A net meeting here at http://www.mandalaybay.com/home.jsp via Julie who's doing Devconnections I'm wondering if she's going to take the new rides?

2004-11-08T01:28:00.000Z

The Enterprise Engineering Centre via scobleizer

2004-11-04T01:39:00.000Z

The Scotsman says

"Telabria’s deployment represents a significant breakthrough for the UK and the broadband wireless industry. By implementing the country’s first 802.16 network, it will make significant inroads in the delivery of affordable, high-speed services to enterprise customers,“ said Kevin Suitor, VP business development at Redline Communications. “This project will definitely provide a benchmark for others to follow. Redline and Telabria are an ideal combination, since we are both active WiMAX Forum members and strongly committed to bringing 802.16-based solutions to the market.”

2004-11-03T09:19:00.000Z

I don't do wooky cushions but Monica replies to her post Teetering I understand your sentiments - both of you - and can only imagine how grating it must be to hear from foreigners how you should vote.

I'm not in awe of Bush myself, don't think I like the man overly much and there are certain things he's done which make me sigh and look around for a serious contender to the job.

Unfortunately, all you have is Kerry - who will undeniably be the kind of liberal slimeball that Clinton personified in his presidential term.

I actually feel sorry for the lot of you, which is not an emotion I particularly like. You have to choose between someone who is deeply, deeply flawed but functional and someone who looks better on some things but (on closer inspection of the ideas behind his policies) would most certainly chip away at the things that make America great.

Remember that Kerry is closer, at heart, to the Chinese government than he is to the government that the Founding Fathers intended for you.

Another 5p from me, then
I feel this is a lot more than th 'nkwell beyond the thunderdomes Thinklings

2004-10-31T00:42:00.000Z

I might be a little late on writting this s**t but you know how this happens when your in-the-traffic Micheal little roadster takes the mind off your daily~load archives well how's your memory as a witness let alone Gary could be in the middle of nowhere now

2004-10-30T20:39:00.000Z

2004-10-30T16:11:00.000Z

Mandarin Design

2004-10-24T09:51:00.000Z

Um, less “ums”! Here’s the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast! We talk about buying music by the megabyte (less than 4 cents per song), how Wal-Mart 0wns us, the new SPOT from Swatch, romance in online gaming and more.

Click here to listen to the show (MP3) or add the Engadget Podcast Feed to your Podcasting application and have the show delivered automatically.

Host: Phillip Torrone.
Guest: Beth Goza.
Format: 50 minutes, 17MB, MP3.

We’ve added time codes in the following list and links to the stories or references.

Time & Topics
02:00- We <3 Richard Dean Anderson.
02:20- Primer the movie.
05:20- AllofMp3.com, we buy a song for 4 cents, as in $0.04, “live” on the podcast.
12:30- Wal-Mart blows.
16:30- XM portable and XM for free on your PC. Go jog now…
20:15- Pocket PCs are dying
23:10- Patents on PhotoMosaics?
26:30- New SPOT watch from Swatch.
36:30- Flash iPod. Flash, ahhhh, it’ll save every one of us.
38:10- Special Guest Beth Goza on Multi Player Online Games and romance. Lucas and Sony says no gay marriage allowed?

Shoutouts: Scoble, binrev, Gartenberg (get well soon!), Hugh and ResFest.

LISTEN

Philip @ endgadget

2004-10-23T21:50:00.000Z

Howard Stern got the indecent boot from Julie's local radio show for not giving his all at wizn local radio in Vermont, but gave her a tribute : lists Howard Sterns web sites
Joy might like to listenwatch this flash thing on Radiohead via Copydesk

2004-10-23T21:26:00.000Z

It just so happens I put into to have Wednesday the 27th off, and isn't this an incrediable oppotunity - it's the latest P|I|X|A|R movie release 'The Incredibles' nominated for actually the LFF

2004-10-23T08:09:00.000Z

Idea for a Web Page script if you like it - you can have it as I have not seen it tryed . .

2004-10-21T22:33:00.000Z

Rory should fasten the riging

2004-10-17T19:59:00.000Z

Flash page linking via dive into Mark
..like skip intro file type:swf

2004-10-14T01:20:00.000Z

To further protect your book content, printing and image copying functions are disabled on all Google Print content pages.

2004-10-09T21:35:00.000Z

scobie writes some explaination for his change in styles since the inception of gmail, he's getting some regularity of 10megs per item so why is there a ceiling

2004-10-09T21:03:00.000Z

Where are visitors to this page?

(Auto-update daily since DD-MMM-YY)

2004-10-09T08:42:00.000Z

BetterJpeg v3 annouced by photographyBlog says this software does not put extra properties into compressed images [how does that compare to the paint.net software then!] but there was raised a certain point that now this format is under fire

2004-10-07T01:00:00.000Z

blame Mick I don't win shit either [or nether]

Nursey - 



"Dude! You have a big heart, to be giving away free product that is about to go out of date" 

This copy of VS.NET will still be good for a while. 2005 is slated to ship "sometime" in the first half of 2005, and that gives plenty of life to this product. 

In addition, you'd be surprised how many people *don't* have a copy of 2003, and who *would* like to win one. 

The alternative, of course, would be to simply not have a contest at all, which would please people like you, but screw the others. 

Anyway, I'll be sure to note your attitude for when I *do* start giving away copies of 2005 ;)

2004-09-28T01:24:00.000Z

SPIT via boing NewScientist does the thing on mobil scram

2004-09-22T22:34:00.000Z

I got a 60meg image sample from phaseone.com

2004-09-22T22:30:00.000Z

Rory does Vagas while Joy does IT and see's sum ore

2004-09-22T22:22:00.000Z

Print Giant Prints from endgadget

2004-09-16T01:31:00.000Z

I wish and hope that Julie does something fruitful with paint.net like here

2004-09-14T22:20:00.000Z

What Computer but ultimatly it's flash on your mobil browser, I think - therefore I am, I think?

2004-09-14T10:16:00.000Z

If I sort of were a Nokia fan to boot I'd do this browser from netfront

2004-09-06T22:10:00.000Z

Some nice screenshots of Gnome for Mozila browsers

2004-09-05T14:53:00.000Z

NEWSMAP for Google [via google.blogspace.com]

2004-09-02T08:28:00.000Z

Eve Pascoe who owns and is CEO for zoom.co.uk was the founder of Cyberia London in Whitfield Street, off Tottenham Court Road in the West End of the metropolis was really a back street well nobody does those shit-load rates I remember the turquiose colour that adornded the exterior which was really kool never made any real aquintances as there has always been difficault to grung the digital divide with the paper office.
Eve is a Polish born girl who now holds some sway in this culture as this comment shows

Cory does'nt need the link but he's in the area..

2004-09-02T07:22:00.000Z

Stell and Alan are off on honeymooning in the next week so the coming Hurricane reported by Xeni might be gettin a lickin and will the Vehicle Assembly Building stand up to the disruption (the flag on the building is said to be as large as a house)

Vehicle Assembly Building courtesy sarj
predicted path of frances

2004-08-26T23:30:00.000Z

Rory explains at some hints on infoPath..
When Bill starts talking publicly about what he's been working on, you can rest assured I'll link to it here. I really want to talk about it, but it's Bill's project, and I don't want to scoop it. There isn't any NDA weirdness going here, and he even said I could write about it, but you'll understand the secrecy when he comes out and chats about it himself. It's that cool.