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Marty, For the D-Link I followed the intructions / wizard using the CD provided.

I thought my Dual Core laptops were cool. Until I read this...:"But the ultimate goal, as envisioned by Intel's terascale research prototype, is to enable a trillion floating-point operations per second--a teraflop--on a single chip. Ten years ago, the ASCI Red supercomputer at Sandia National Laboratories became the first ...

Mr Scoble got talking with Sun Microsystem's Tim Bray, a co-creator of the XML spec. I've not listened yet, but this interview sounds too good to miss:"Even Tim Bray is blown away at the popularity of XML. He was one of the co-creators of the XML spec back in the mid 1990s and in this audio interview he and I talk about the state ...

thanks for the pointers Jeff.

You know you're in trouble when the guy at the Starbucks till welcomes you with a "Thank you for shaving!". Or when a mum considers the teacher's 'time out' punishment of their naughty child as, I quote, "potentially humiliating". I heard these both today. I'm in trouble. ...

I've heard a lot about Second Life, but I admit to being one of the uncool as I've not emersed myself in the virtual world to date. The latest post by Jeff Barr has piqued my interest though:"A bunch of people in the Second Life community have been interested in having what they call “HTML on a Prim.” The ubrowser ...

You might have come across the Pepsi / Mentos meme. Now, what would happen if you were the vessel of the experiment?

Alex Barnett Podcasts - I like podcasting, here are the links to them. 2008 - Podcasts for the Bungee Line Nate Bowler, CTO of @Task, July 20 2008 @task (or AtTask) is a Utah-based tech company providing a comprehensive, web-based project and portfolio-management package delivered in both a SaaS and on-premise model with a ...

Fascinating post on tags and how it applies to some of the concepts behind the Long Tail.