Kim gave me one of
these transpod iPod FM/charger combos for Christmas, and I’ve been loving it. I’ve been struggling with an older Griffen iTrip for a year or so: tuning it was sucky, and it’d drain the battery quickly. So, you can imagine that I’m loving the transpod: it’s easy to switch around to different […]
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They had by now, according to their sign, sold the same burger fifty billion times. He wondered if it was to the same person. Life in Anaheim, California, was commercial for itself, endlessly replayed. Nothing changed; it just spread out farther and farther in the form of neon ooze. What there was always more of […]
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Episode 002 of the Austin Nag podcast is up and available. It’s Kim and I talking about fashion tips for the out-of-its out there.
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When will the time come when someone will offer systems management for $30-100 a month? There’ll be a website you go to, sign up for an account, enter your credit card number, and download a simple agent to install on your network. Then, you’ll just log into the site to check up on things. As […]
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In this episode, we respond to a recent comment in regards
to episode 09, where we proclaimed that Ruby on Rails wasn’t
the holy grail of programming (but sure is nice).
The first part of the discussion is in episode 33b.
Since we’ve been gone for a […]
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