Month: October 2007

  • links for 2007-10-09

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    BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Rock legends back Radiohead plan More ideas in the turbulent music industry. Radiohead are allowing their fans to decide how much they want to pay for their 7th album “n Rainbows”, available tomorrow. Download the album for between £0-100. Personally I like the idea. Good luck guys! (tags: Radiohead music…

  • 10 Rocking Features in 10 Days – Countdown to Ubuntu 7.10

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    As we close in on the release of Ubuntu 7.10, codenamed Gutsy Gibbon during the development cycle, we thought we would tell you a little bit about some of the new features and improvements that make the release exciting. So over the next ten days, we will talk about one rocking feature each day until…

  • links for 2007-10-05

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    FON This looks interesting, will need to keep track of how it develops. I’m not sure that Telefonica, the almost monopoly ISP here in Spain will like it much! (tags: wifi wireless community internet free fon) Forlong’s Blog – Desktop effects by default in Gutsy – how Compiz Fusion enhances Ubuntu’s desktop of version 7.10…

  • Are you sure you want to go to Vista?

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    Hilarious! Via Simon Barratt

  • links for 2007-10-03

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    RogersMJ.com: bPhone Best of both worlds! Oh, forgetting the touch screen of course! (tags: blackberry iphone theme) Cotton Blossom II Speachless (tags: CottonBlossomII) COTTON BLOSSOM II A fantastic compilation documenting the history of a quite simply stunning vessel (tags: cottonblossomii) People Over Process » Is Google Stalking OK? We all need to be aware of…

  • The Notes Domino 8 proposition

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    Peter O’Kelly sums up the key strengths of the Lotus story and how that faces off to Microsoft’s offering: I think there’s more to the story, however: if you consider the Eclipse.org-based foundation in Notes 8, along with the OpenOffice.org-derived Lotus Symphony “productivity editors”, the fact that Notes 8 runs on multiple platforms (eventually multiple…