Monthly Archives: January 2004

Now this just sounds cool.  The fact that someone thought to use the camera as a bar-code reader is just neat.  The fact that it works is bizarre J  Several companies are rolling out software that turns camera phones into … Continue reading →

This sounds cool.  I have been on Vonage for a while and I know some folks in Pensacola who use FWD (Vonage doesn’t have their area code yet)  I realize it has taken quite some time, but from my vantage … Continue reading →

  New 20GB version of Philips’ HDD100 hard drive-based MP3 player. The HDD120 looks about the same, just with a third more storage space and Philips… [Gizmodo]

Through the internet, past the router, over the Wi-Fi to the entertainment center, nothing but SSH. J   Still working on the MythTV at home even though I am on the road.  It is play-off weekend and can you believe … Continue reading →

Oooh, 1GB MMC cards. J  Adobe Reader required for above link. It seems MMC cards are alive and well. Pretec demonstrated a 1GB MMC card at CES last week. Personally, I’d rather see MMC take the lead over SD simply … Continue reading →

  New 20GB version of Philips’ HDD100 hard drive-based MP3 player. The HDD120 looks about the same, just with a third more storage space and Philips… [Gizmodo]

Through the internet, past the router, over the Wi-Fi to the entertainment center, nothing but SSH. J   Still working on the MythTV at home even though I am on the road.  It is play-off weekend and can you believe … Continue reading →

Oooh, 1GB MMC cards. J  Adobe Reader required for above link. It seems MMC cards are alive and well. Pretec demonstrated a 1GB MMC card at CES last week. Personally, I’d rather see MMC take the lead over SD simply … Continue reading →

OK, it’s 4am and I have been up all night… Having a friggin blast!!! My MythTV server is up and running. Granted, it is on the old motherboard so I expect it to be slow as all get out but … Continue reading →

For you Penguin heads out there. J  Microsoft Corp. today made the latest version of its UNIX interoperability product, Windows® Services for UNIX Version 3.5 (SFU 3.5), available to customers free via Web download at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/. SFU 3.5 enables customers … Continue reading →