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Archive for: February, 2008
Awesome new iPhone photo sharing site
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Bring your PC to Starbucks
Pranksters Bring “Grande” Desktops to Starbucks
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Breaking Disk Encryption
It appears that breaking disk encryption is trivial… the demo of how to keep the contents in RAM readable even after the PC is turned off is particularly notable.
Speed Cabling
This is my kind of sport! Speed Cabling — competitive ethernet detangling sport.
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“I started with nothing… I still have most of it left”
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SxSW Interactive in Under a Minute
Ze Frank explains the 10 year history of SXSW Interactive in under a minute.
via Fimoculous
Starbucks Switches to AT&T from T-Mobile
This is HUGE – Starbucks Switches to AT&T from T-Mobile for their Wifi service! I wonder if this means that all AT&T DSL customers get free access at Starbucks now? Wow!
Starbucks is shredding its deal in place since 2001, originally with MobileStar then T-Mobile, to switch to AT&T as their Wi-Fi provider. That moves 7,000 locations from T-Mobile’s ledgers of nearly 9,000 to AT&T’s. It turns AT&T from “McDonald’s plus,” with a relatively small footprint of other locations, to a 15,000-location giant. AT&T is also part of Boingo’s roaming network, which could mean (no news yet on this) that Boingo customers would suddenly add 7,000 highly desirable domestic roaming locations.
UPDATE: More on the ATT/Starbucks deal: Starbucks Switches to AT&T, the Next Day
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“Someday, I want to remember my experiences… not my dreams.”
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ERIK MONGRAIN
I had the priviledge of seeing Erik Mongrain at UP Experience 2008 on Thursday…. all I can say is “Wow”. 🙂
Some videos I shot:
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Junk Postal Mail
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