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June 6th, 2007
November 23rd, 2006
I was doing a bit of XSL earlier this week - being a bit rusty I tried looking at something I had previously done with XSL. The only thing I could think of was a TV guide thing that worked with xmltv. There was a link to it on this site but it seems to have gone! So I was looking around to ...
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I was doing a bit of XSL earlier this week - being a bit rusty I tried looking at something I had previously done with XSL. The only thing I could think of was a TV guide thing that worked with xmltv. There was a link to it on this site but it seems to have gone! So I was looking around to ...
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- Swear (PIC)
Imperial Stormtrooper is sworn in for the American army in Iraq.
- Linux Media Center Edition
Controls everything from your TV to your security system using anything from your cell phone to a Wii remote.
- 7 Visions Of Social Networking’s Future: Is This Web 3.0?
Considering that there are now kids in college who don’t remember a time before the Internet, we can only imagine what will be possible in just a few short years.Here is a list of scenarios and technologies that will shape the Internet’s future. Some are already available and a few we’d like to look forward to in the near future:
- Samba Team Releases Samba 3.2
The Samba Team is proud to announce the release of Samba 3.2, a major new release of the award-winning Free Software file and print server suite for Microsoft Windows clients.
- Eee Monitor shots reveal Linux's $500 iMac rival
ASUS' Eee Monitor today has been captured in official photos that confirm the system to be the company's direct answer to the iMac. The all-in-one computer confirms earlier teaser photos and reveals a cross between Apple's Cinema Displays and the iMac, but with two big differences: the use of Linux and just a $500 price tag.
- Sales Guy vs. Web Dude
The Website is Down - This is super funny.
- PC Magazine's 12 Favorite Music Sites
These days, a good radio station is hard to come by and CDs are $20 a pop. So, what's a music lover to do? Turn to the Internet, of course, where you can find music-streaming services that are not only free and legal (like all radio) but customizable.
- Lego Star Wars Clone Trooper Army Fights Autism
What are 35,310 Lego Star Wars Clone Troopers mini-figs doing together, apart from planning a planet invasion after breaking out of the giant Lego storage cathedrals? Raising awareness and funds for autism, that's what.
- 10 Useful Apps To Reduce Your Dependency On Google
They are worth being familiar with so that you can avoid a crisis situation when you cannot access a Google product for some reason.
- A cross between a motorcycle, a Segway and 'Star Wars'
Meet the Uno. The Uno's custom hoops aren't front and rear like a motorcycle's, but side by side and inches apart under the rider, rising and falling independently over the road as he leans the gyroscope-stabilized machine through effortless turns.
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