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Monday, August 27, 2007

Check This Guy Out

Bill Snitzer, one of the tech guys at BitGravity, is driving to Los Angeles and showing it live on the Internet. He’s got a webcam up showing the drive and a Google Map mashup with a GPS device showing his progress.

Bitgravity, located in Burlingame, California, hasn’t officially launched. But the company is the content delivery network (CDN) for Revision3 and other video sites. The quality of the video on this site is significantly better than what you see with other live streaming services like Justin.tv and Ustream. I’m looking forward to hearing more about the streaming technology, as well as the Google Maps/GPS hack (some resources for GPS mashup here and here).

Thanks for the tip David.

Monday, August 13, 2007

How to pay for US road and bridge repair?

Some lawmakers put a hike in the gas tax on the table, but Bush dismissed the idea on Thursday. By Ben Arnoldy | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor The Minneapolis bridge collapse has put the nation's decaying roads and bridges front and ...
Higher Gas Tax Proposed to Fix Bridges KSTP.com
Bush resists raising gas tax for bridges San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles Times - Fort Worth Star Telegram - Centre Daily Times - WBOC TV 16
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Sunday, August 12, 2007

Big 'No' To SCO

At long last, the SCO Group's ugly, often farcical legal crusade against Linux appears to be over. SCO has spent four and a half years arguing that it owns the copyrights to Unix, and that the free Linux operating system includes code stolen from Unix.
SCO suffers big blow in Linux licensing case – game over? TG Daily
Groklaw's Pamela Jones On The SCO Decision InformationWeek
ZDNet.com.au - New York Times - MarketWatch - Wired News
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Fear of bloodbath thwarts efforts to rescue hostages

South Korean officials have twice blocked rescue missions to free 21 of their countrymen held by Taleban rebels amid concerns that Afghan military action could spark a bloodbath.
Release of South Korean hostages delayed RTE.ie
Two South Koreans 'to be freed' BBC News
The Australian - Daily News & Analysis - International Herald Tribune - INQ7.net
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Apple Gets Into Social Music Scene with My iTunes

Apple isn’t just sitting on the sidelines as startups like iLike and MOG and others try to tackle the social music space. Many of these services gather user music preferences via an iTunes plugin. You are then able to tell the world what music you are listening to, get recommendations for new music you might like, etc. People love this stuff, as evidenced by iLike’s ridiculous growth and Last.fm’s $280 million acquisition by CBS.

Apple has launched My ITunes, a set of widgets that may be a first step in taking their fair share of the social music market. Niall Kennedy caught sight of it a couple of days ago.

iTunes is giving you an effortless way to keep your friends up-to-date with your favorite music, TV shows, movies, and more. My iTunes widgets are simple, self-updating add-ons for your web page, social-networking profile, or blog.

Use My iTunes to share your top reviews, favorite artists, and new music, movies, and TV shows from the iTunes Store with anyone who visits your site.

There are currently three embeddable widgets to choose from. One shows recent iTunes purchases. Another shows music you’ve reviewed on iTunes. The last shows a sort of tag cloud of artists you’ve purchased on the iTunes store. The widgets can be customized by size and color.

The first and last widgets only work if you’ve actually bought stuff on iTunes. I’ve bought enough things to create a thinly populated widget below. But what would be far more interesting is a widget that, like iLike, shows your favorite music and plays at least a 30 second snippet of each song.

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

TOSHIBA - Satellite A100-2114D

TOSHIBA - Satellite A100-2114D
Processor Name : Core2 Duo T7200 , Processor Speed : 2000 MHz, Processor Cache Memory : 4096 KB, Standard RAM : 512 MB, Inbuilt Hard Disk Drive Capacity : 80 GB, DVD Writer Drive, Display Screen Size : 15.4 Inches, Microphone, Speakers, Type of Mouse : Touchpad , Battery (Type) : Li-Ion

Price Rs. :- 96,000