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Archive: September, 2005

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09.21.2005

iTunes 5.0.1.4 Released

UPDATE 9/28/05!!!! A re-ran the installer, ran REPAIR, and the issues I was hav­ing have cleared up. Truly, truly bizarre. Apple has released an update to iTunes (full install + Quick­time) (or Update Only here) this morn­ing, which is sup­posed to fix some of the issues peo­ple have been hav­ing with iTunes 5. Hmm… encoun­tered a cou­ple of … Read the rest of this item

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09.19.2005

Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium

I upgraded to Adobe Cre­ative Suite 2 here at work last week. Pretty flaw­less install other than the fact that I had upgraded from Adobe Cre­ative Suite Pre­mium, and the install of CS2 made Adobe Acro­bat 7.0 Pro­fes­sional “for­get” its ser­ial num­ber. Not sure if this is a wide­spread prob­lem, or not. To fix the prob­lem, I am … Read the rest of this item

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BusinessWeek Best of the Web 2005

Click on over to Busi­ness­Week to check out the full list of sites that snagged “Best of the Web” hon­ors this year. Con­grats go out to 37Signals, for the high rat­ings that both Base­camp and Back­pack both received. Base­camp Back­pack Busi­ness­Week “RELEVANT Weekly Update :: 09.12.05″ by RELEVANT Media Group — Rel­e­vant Magazine

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Brand New Toys

Kim and I broke down today and bought a new dig­i­tal cam­era, and DVD Cam­corder in prepa­ra­tion of the birth of our son. We both wanted to get some­thing that would last us for a while. So, we set­tled on a Kon­ica Minolta DiM­age Z6 — 6.0MP Dig­i­tal Cam­era, and a Pana­sonic VDR-M53 DVD Cam­corder. Pretty cool stuff We chose these … Read the rest of this item

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09.18.2005

More Thoughts on Basecamp

Just real­ized that I am sec­ond only to Jason Fried in the num­ber of posts I have made over in the Base­camp forums. Maybe I visit it too much? I dunno. Base­camp has really struck a cord with me. It’s one of those sort of apps that you either love or hate. I for one can eas­ily say — the $50/month … Read the rest of this item

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09.17.2005

ESV Daily Light on the Daily Path

UPDATE 9/30: Wel­come ESV Blog Read­ers! A cou­ple of days ago, I emailed the web­mas­ter over at Good News Publisher/Crossway Books about the avail­abil­ity of an RSS feed for the “Daily Light on the Daily Path” devo­tional they have avail­able online (and in print). I’m happy to report that as of this morn­ing, an RSS feed … Read the rest of this item

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09.15.2005

PowerServe is Ready to Grow

Due to com­pany growth, Pow­erServe Inter­na­tional is look­ing to a full time employee to expand its core devel­op­ment group. Our devel­op­ers work on both exist­ing Web-based prod­ucts and help to develop new appli­ca­tions to meet client spec­i­fi­ca­tions. We are look­ing for some­one who has cur­rent expe­ri­ence devel­op­ing Web-based database-driven sys­tems using ASP and MS SQL Server … Read the rest of this item

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09.14.2005

Google Blog Search

Google just entered the Blog Search game. Head on over to http://blogsearch.google.com/. Google Blog Search

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What the Flock?

Just read an arti­cle over at Wired.com about a new “social browser” called Flock that will be com­ing out soon. As Wired puts it, “it’s a clear attempt to be the browser of choice for the Web 2.0 user.” Sounds pretty cool to me. I signed up to be noti­fied when it becomes avail­able, because I’m always look­ing … Read the rest of this item

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Microsoft Office 12 UI Unveiled

Microsoft just unveiled the new UI to Office 12, and I’ve got to say: it is a huge depar­ture from pre­vi­ous inter­faces. The new UI — the most dra­matic change to the way Office appli­ca­tions work since intro­duc­tion of the tool­bar in 1997 — will help users become more pro­fi­cient with Office and pro­duce better-looking doc­u­ments … Read the rest of this item

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