Archive Jul 7, 2005
The London Bombings
Via Wikipedia: A series of four bomb explosions struck London's transport system beginning at 08.51 during the morning rush hour on Thursday, 7 July 2005. Three Underground trains were hit within half an hour, and a bus a further half an hour after that. At least 38 people have been confirmed dead as a result [...]
#33 With a Bullet!
To podcast or not to podcast – is that the question? Remember! The Show is happening again tonight at 7pm PST – with live calls, voicemail questions and opinions, a couple of interviews, and a lot of advice sprinkled throughout. You can keep track of the show notes on our wiki (thanks, in LARGE part, [...]
Weather Wafflers
As we watch tropical storm Cindy gradually dissipate into a mere tropical depression… as we see the hurricane-candidate Dennis flare up… as the forecast is calling for thunderstorms in both North and South Carolina for the next seven days… we've mutually decided to postpone our trip for a couple of months. Neither one of us [...]
Chris DiBona on Google Code at Where 2.0
In addition to providing relevant search results, Google has an open source division lead by a guy many people may remember from the early days of Slashdot, Chris DiBona. Among his more ambitious projects at Google is the Summer of Code, which aims to fund student development projects for about 400 budding developers during the [...]
Skype vs. Gizmo?
Lockergnomie Bryan Price felt compelled to respond to P2P Is Not The Devil!: I agree totally. I just left comments and even blogged about somebody ranting against P2P, specifically VOIP. The reason listed was BECAUSE IT'S P2P! I called BS on it. And I did get an updated response that was more to the point, [...]
