New Subdomain – Same Info February 18, 2009
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See http://jntk.freehostia.com/wordpress where I’ve transfered this blog over! It’s a new subdomain – the entire site is a work in progress – but I hope to specifically have the bog more functional in the coming weeks.
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Artist’s Notes November 6, 2007
Posted by Jason in Web Expressions (CSDI 1200).2 comments
I’m really interested in technology and weather. Both are constantly changing, so there is never a boring moment. My blog contains links and information relating to computers, new technology, and computer security. Visit my webpage, http://jntk.freehostia.com, which includes an extensive weather section, culling current weather information from multiple sources, including the National Weather Service, and the Plymouth State Weather Center of the Judd Gregg Meteorology Institute here at PSU.
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Chat with Chris Pirillo November 6, 2007
Posted by Jason in Technology.1 comment so far
A live internet broadcast with Chris Pirillo. He will answer your computer questions and you can also join the chatroom and get some computer help. He’s “typically talking tech” 24/7 @ live.pirillo.com……we’ll “E Ya Later!”
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Many Consumers Are Unclear What “Online Tracking” Even Means November 5, 2007
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A study released this week shows that a huge percentage of Americans don’t grasp just how intensively their online habits are tracked, analyzed, and used to serve ads back to them.
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Massive Data Loss Bug in Leopard November 5, 2007
Posted by Jason in Computer/Internet Security.1 comment so far
Leopard’s Finder has a glaring bug in its directory-moving code, leading to horrendous data loss if a destination volume disappears while a move operation is in action. I first came across it when Samba crashed while I was moving a directory from my desktop over to a Samba mount on my FreeBSD server.
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Online auto-tracing tool (converts bitmaps to vector art) October 30, 2007
Posted by Jason in Technology.1 comment so far
Stanford University research project on converting bitmap images to vector art, aka “auto tracing” or “automatic vectorization”. Similar to Adobe Illustrator’s Live Trace and CorelDRAW’s PowerTRACE but works better in many cases. Upload image and get a converted result (EPS/SVG) in a few moments.
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Hands down the best performance by a 12 year old girl ever caught on film. October 28, 2007
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Singing probably the most over done, badly done, “omg please tell me they’re done” song ever mutilated in front of a live audience, a 12 year old South Korean girl enters stage center and stuns a television audience with the first five words of the song. I thought they were dubbing her voice at first..You’ll find yourself wondering too.
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Live Video of ASCII Art October 28, 2007
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http://live.pirillo.com – Don’t adjust your monitor. That really is me in this video, and I look this way on purpose. You, too, can stream yourself live using ASCII characters… if you have OS X.
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Storm Worm Botnet Lobotomizing Anti-Virus Programs October 27, 2007
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Just in time for Halloween, a virus that lobotomizes your AV and leaves your machine at the mercy of it’s master. New technique leaves anti-virus running but brain-dead; expert says we haven’t come close to witnessing Storm’s true power.
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Upgrade Windows XP to Vista for free October 25, 2007
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Chris Pirillo shows us how to upgrade any version of Windows XP to Vista for the great price of free! The thing that is great about this is that Vista seems more stable when it is installed this way, why? I dunno but it is just awesome watch the video!
