Category Archives: Technology

Firefox Extension of the Day – SessionSaver

SessionSaver restores your browser -exactly- as you left it, every startup, every time. Not even a crash will phase it. Windows, tabs, even things you were typing — they’re all saved. Use the menu to add + remove sessions; right, … Continue reading

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Firefox Extension of the Day – TrashMail

TrashMail – Free temporary email forwarding! No more spam mail sent to your real email address! When you create a new, temporary email address via trashmail.net all emails to the address will be forwarded to your real email address for … Continue reading

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I’m now a thawte Web of Trust notary!

Many thanks (in order of verification) to Gary Bartlett, John Tait, Dan Rosenthal, and Paul Franson for providing me with the points needed to become a notary for thawte’s Web of Trust. I can now assert 10 points (and hope … Continue reading

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2006 MySQL Users Conference

Registration is now open for the 2006 MySQL Users Conference April 24-27, 2006, in Santa Clara, California, USA http://www.mysqluc.com Sign up before early registration ends on March 6, 2006, and save up to $200.

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HDTV on an analog TV works well

If you don’t have a nice, new, expensive widescreen HDTV to view a high def broadcast can you still benefit from watching an HD channel? Most certainly! Let’s take a look at Windows Media Center as an example. In order … Continue reading

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WordPress 2 available

From the WordPress Development Blog comes news of WordPress 2.  Severud.org was updated at about 6 hours following this announcement and I can proclaim that the upgrade is simple and the changes are welcome.  I would like to extend my thanks … Continue reading

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Slide

Earlier this year I settled on flickr for my online photo sharing. There’s now a new startup in the photo space called Slide. While Slide’s goal is to share photos it is complementary to flickr and provides features flickr doesn’t. … Continue reading

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a-ha – MTV videos now in Media Center Spotlight

Chris Lanier has had quite a few posts this past week and one of them caught my attention: MTV’s new entry, Overdrive, in Spotlight for Windows Media Center. So today I installed Update Rollup 2 and headed over to find … Continue reading

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