Category: Technology
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DARPA’s Grand Challenge was held today. I think that many are surprised by the outcome – only two of the entries made it more than 7 miles (course length was 142 miles). It was nice to see it unfold online via Dann Sheridan’s Weblog and IT Conversations.
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I am pretty happy with the Windows XP “pseudo Longhorn command bar tool” called Desktop Sidebar, but the latest Maximum PC magazine had a short blurb on a competitor called Smartbar XP.
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I am pretty happy with the Windows XP “pseudo Longhorn command bar tool” called Desktop Sidebar, but the latest Maximum PC magazine had a short blurb on a competitor called Smartbar XP.
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I don’t think that PocketThinker is going to work out for me in its’ current form. I have a strong need for an outliner that has powerful import/export options and will work in sync with a Windows client and a PocketPC/iPAQ. The three other tools I have been trying include:…
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I don’t think that PocketThinker is going to work out for me in its’ current form. I have a strong need for an outliner that has powerful import/export options and will work in sync with a Windows client and a PocketPC/iPAQ. The three other tools I have been trying include:…
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I have a question — Why haven’t the SIMCITY folks made a SIMNET? I think they have all the tools in SIMCITY to create a virtual network environment for testing, planning, evaluating not only networks but also servers, services, and storage. This would be not only fun to play with…
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I have a question — Why haven’t the SIMCITY folks made a SIMNET? I think they have all the tools in SIMCITY to create a virtual network environment for testing, planning, evaluating not only networks but also servers, services, and storage. This would be not only fun to play with…
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PocketThinker – Outliner in Outlook with support now for Outlook 2003 is available.
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PocketThinker – Outliner in Outlook with support now for Outlook 2003 is available.
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www.netlingo.com – This is a useful site for those of us who chat using complete words and very little lingo/shortcuts.
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