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The podcast today is focused on software developer pointers from the following sources:
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PRESS ADVISORY – Dec 05, 2005 – No. 094-05:
The five teams that successfully completed the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)Grand Challenge in October will display their vehicle technologies and answer questions from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. EST Dec. 6 in the Pentagon courtyard.
Vehicles on display will be: "Stanley," the winning vehicle developed by Stanford Racing Team, Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif.; "Sandstorm," developed by Red Team and "H1ghlander" developed by Red Team Too, both from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa..; "KAT 5," developed by Gray Team, Metairie, La.; and "Terramax," developed by Team Terramax, Oshkosh, Wis.
In addition to the vehicles, DARPA Director Tony Tether will make a presentation on the Grand Challenge at 11 a.m. in the Pentagon Auditorium (Room BH650).
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I thought the following tidbits were interesting:
Unusual Technical Images of WWII Equipment: "…featuring technical cutaway drawings of submarines, ships, aircraft and arms PLUS contemporary photos of and on mostly ‘S’ Class Royal Naval Submarines." (Via digg.)
TimeData CDP Adds Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Support: "TimeSpring is the first continuous data protection software maker to offer full SQL Server 2005 support."(Via eWEEK Technology News.)
Review: M-Audio MicroTrack 24/96 Pocket Digital Recorder: Barely larger than a first-gen iPod, this portable recorder lets you capture sound in 24-bit WAV format or compact MP3. But is the low price too good to be true? Accomplished recording engineer Mark Nelson MicroTracks a Hawaiian guitar festival to find out.
(Via O’Reilly Network Articles.)Signaling Vulnerabilities in Wiretapping Systems: "Signaling Vulnerabilities in Wiretapping Systems. The technology used for decades by law enforcement agents to wiretap telephones has a security flaw that allows the person being wiretapped to stop the recorder remotely [bugmenot]. It is also possible to falsify the numbers dialed [pdf]."(Via MetaFilter.)
Cable By the Channel Favored: "Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin J. Martin yesterday said allowing consumers to buy cable channels individually, rather than in packages, might not be more expensive and would help protect children from indecent and violent programs.
(Via washingtonpost.com – Technology – Industry News, Policy, and Reviews.)Mapquest FindMe: "local mobile search plus Dodgeball-like GPS features" (Via Waxy.org Links.)
United Arab Emirates blocks Flickr, again: "apparently for good, this time " (Via Waxy.org Links.)
Evan Williams’ Ten Rules for Web Startups: "from a man who knows" (Via Waxy.org Links.)
Richard Scarry’s The Best Word Book Ever, 1963 and 1991: "Alan compares all the subtle differences between the two versions" (Via Waxy.org Links.)
18. iTunes Originals – Jars of Clay – Jars of Clay
(Via iTunes Top 25 Albums.)
Michale Dale @ Broadway World has new article entitled "Jersey Boys: Welcome to Falsettoland."
It is a pretty good review, but I think it is cool that he highlights the quality work from some of the people "behind the scenes":
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First up, there is now a new excellent blog that just got started that doing a tremendous job in tracking Jersey Boys and Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons news. It is called Jersey Boys Blog and I highly recommend it.
Other items worth noting:
And some event information:
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Today we have some audio information from Jeremy from WaxMail which has a tool for Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express that may be interesting for listeners of podcasts and for podcasters. The two main links mentioned were:
Also … please check out "Advertising" section at TechNewsRadio.com there is is a new "click here" button for Free Information Technology Publications. Please let me know if you use this service how you like it.
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We cover some more highly rated Maximum PC reviewed products basically because they have great reviews, and they aren’t podcasting any content yet from what I can tell. Hopefully they can start podcasting in the near-future and I can move on to other content!
Items mentioned:
(Xbox or Playstation) (or Black)For more information about the above products check out: Nero, Brothers In Arms, Toshiba, Apple, iRiver, and Apex.
Please check out the listener map: www.frappr.com/technewsradio.
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The Jersey Boys Podcast #5 for November 30, 2005 includes content from:
Call the listener line at 206-337-0948 to leave your comments before Dec. 14, 2005 about Jersey Boys broadway production or this podcast you could win a Jersey Boys Cast CD free from JerseyBoysPodcast.com.
Rhino Records authorized song segments played in this podcast:
Thanks to Jersey Boys Broadway, Rhino Records, WKCR, Mihal Gartenberg, and Macy/NBC for the wonderful content in this fan production.
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While it goes against many best practices to mix and match a lot of different client hardware configurations for an Enterprise, I am always fascinated by new client hardware designs. Here are two that caught my eye:
Also … don’t forget to check out on December 3rd, 2005 @ 11:00 am PST a special presentation by Christiaan at HomeNetworkHelp.info will covering: MythTV – Building, Setup, and Configuration.
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I was looking around at some of the "major" podcast directory or networks to see what their Creative Common’s license was and it was nearly impossible to find anything:
I seems kinda strange to have it hiding or not be made very obvious. Even the two tech podcasts directories I’m involved with (TechPodcasts.com & FriendsInTech.com) are missing good links or references.
IT Conversations has a their badge and scheme published. Kudos to Doug Kaye!
Steve Holden's Blog 