Archive for: March 2009

That’s quite a bold statement to make regarding an application, particularly one for a mobile phone. However, even with the read-only beta of this application, Gravity completely changed the way I used Twitter….

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There are a lot of ways to …

I’m sure you’ve probably read all about Skype for Asterisk and Skype’s newly announced Skype-for-SIP service. Neither of these offerings are available today or geared …

I’ve seen a number of people complain about how other people use Twitter . Most of the complainers complain about those who tweet every random life event, excessively converse with people, people with many thousands …

Many moons ago, I found a script that allowed you to use the Lifeblog program that was included in some older Nokia phones and post entries to a …

Someone managed to figure out how to get a custom Share Online 3.0 config file spit out so you can blog/post pics from Share Online 3.0 to your blog. I modified it for my …

In my books, I published the fingerprint for my PGP key. Not that I expect people to send me encrypted email that often, but I’d like to be able to cope with it in …

I had no idea you could do this, but while poking around the configuration file for one of my VMware VMs, I discovered that VMware had set it up so the VM could display using a VNC server. The cool …

I will admit that I’ve thought a device like a Chumby might be kind of …

This seemingly never ending misuse of the word unlimited continues onward. Skype , like many other providers of telecommunication services, offer “unlimited*” calling plans to the regular phone network. The details of unlimited are hidden in the …