Month: December 2007

  • Twitter Updates for 2007-12-05

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    saw an amazing rainbow on the way to work this morning, straight out of a childrens story book! # @rooreynolds: me too, “web two”, sounds more British! 😉 and I can’t imagine we’re going to have many dot release versions! # Powered by Twitter Tools.

  • links for 2007-12-05

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    About Bonaire Windsurf Place, Bonaire Netherlands Antilles Bonaire’s top shop is world-famous Bonaire Windsurf Place. Located on the windward side of the island known as Sorobon, at Lac Bay. At Sorobon, the water is shallow and warm, with steady tradewinds, and a beautiful beach – perfect conditions for catching (tags: bonaire windsurfing windsurf location holidays)…

  • Blog this song!

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    You bet! Great stuff! Via: Lotus Rock Star | SNAPPS isn’t going anywhere this fast… (also seen elsewhere already!)

  • Twitter Updates for 2007-12-04

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    downloading the Ubuntu 7.10 iso # dialling into a call on the Lotus Notes 8 Composite Application Component Library http://tinyurl.com/2duhtq # seeing Sametime Unyte for the first time… # here we go..! # first up, tag clouds in the Notes client, based on an existing view, neat! # document viewer > fairly straightforward # web…

  • links for 2007-12-04

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    Nullriver Software ~ Products A simple open source Windows MD5 checker. In other words, it’s a utility to calculate the MD5 checksum of a file using L. Peter Deutsch’s MD5 code. (tags: md5 windows software opensource tools utilities) Main Page – SystemRescueCd SystemRescueCd is a Linux system on a bootable CD-ROM for repairing your system…

  • FUD on a Monday morning

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    An article caught my eye this morning, coming in via google alerts, and setting the FUD alarms ringing loud and clear! As businesses move into the era of highly scalable architectures, SOA, rich customer-facing applications, and mobile workforces, they are discovering that previously satisfactory workgroup and workflow systems no longer provide needed capabilities. Lotus Notes,…