I read this one over at Scientific American (written by David Pogue – I love his articles) and just had to plagiarize it .. it is to good! “Everyone’s always asking me when Apple will come out with a cell phone. My answer is, ‘Probably never.’”—David Pogue, The New York Times, 2006Image: Wikimedia Commons/Linux [...]
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I don’t normally blog about meembers of my family – but occasionally the four legged ones do something worth sharing. I am at a Diner having my breakfast after I had to run out this morning to get some personal errants done and this cake in from my wife. I had wanted to play the [...]
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http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/2012/01/12/anatomy-of-a-science-fair-project/ Not really technology content but I wish this kind of stuff had been around when I was a kid. I went to school in Austria and I attended a natural sciences high school so I had more classes in chemistry, physics, biology and (oh dread!) math. In those days Austrian schools did not do science fairs [...]
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http://rss.sciam.com/click.phdo?i=0d9a0c9460c04f2f2ca4dfk57b73e0bd4 Just came accross this on the Scientific American website. Being dyslexic myself this is of great interfest to me. I’ll be sure to blog about it once I have the fonts installed and have used them for a while. I wonder if I can use them on my blog as well? Hmmm …
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I normally reserve this blog for tecnical content only, but in the wake of the disaster in Japan I am making an exception. As many of you might know, my wife is Japanese and I myself have lived in Japan for several years and some of my best and oldest friends are Japanese. Our family [...]
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I always find this interesting – where do all those bored people who read my blog come from? Well, here the breakdown for the period July – December 2010 … I even had a visit from somebody in Greenland – that is seriously cooooool . . . . United States (US) 2,211 Germany (DE) 665 [...]
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This came to me via one of my best friends who is an actual Architect (he really does design buildings) and this one seems to describe his life to a “T” … After looking at it I think that it also can be applied (with some obfuscation) to the life of an IT architect/engineer – [...]
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I just started a new project this morning and had to bid the DC area farewell as of last Friday. Some of the really nice changes I enjoy are being able to sleep at home every night, dropping off my son at school on my way to work and Westchester/White Plains commuter traffic. Yippieeee!
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OK, I am putting in an honest effort here – I really want to do this Australia LUG thing. Fosters, Rugby and dancing Koalas – along with me babling about something vaguely technology related. How can that be wrong? Somebody throw me a bone, I really am ready for this.
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WordPress to replace Microsoft Live Spaces blogging – The H Open Source: News and Features. I don’t normally blog about non Lotus related items, but this one is interesting. This blog is hosted on WordPress.com and I really like the service. I don’t have as much freedom as if I were to host WordPress myself [...]
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