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Recent books:
- SuperFreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life In by Steven D. Levitt (Author) Stephen J. Dubner (Author)
- The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals by Michael Pollan
- How Hitler Could Have Won World War II: The Fatal Errors That Led to Nazi Defeat by Bevin Alexander
- Freakonomics [Revised and Expanded]: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt
- Deep Ancestry: Inside The Genographic Project by Spencer Wells
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- If Oracle buys Dell I will cry.
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- If Oracle buys Dell I will cry.
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Author Archives: Seth
Amusing voicemail transcription
Received this transcription from my Vonage voicemail. All you need to know is in the first six words. “Hi this is Ben lying candidate for United States Congress running against the liberal Democrat and incumbent Bruce Braley. I’m hosting a … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Quotable Quotes
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Upgraded to WordPress 3.0
WordPress 3.0 was just released, and I just upgraded this blog to it. You can learn more about the features here:
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Roger Ebert
First, let me say, if you haven’t read the piece on Roger Ebert in the new issue of Esquire, go here and do that first. Second, if you have an RSS reader, subscribe to his blog here. His recent entries … Continue reading
Posted in In The News, Movies, Television
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High CPU load on domain controllers caused by imaging clients
Here’s an interesting issue we’ve encountered at work. This also demonstrates how useful Cacti can be in graphing what’s going on in your server environment. Even if you don’t have alerting, simply graphing what your “normal” usage is can alert … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft Windows, Technology
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Installing BlackBerry OS 5 on Sprint Blackberry 8330
I took the plunge earlier this week and installed the new BlackBerry operating system on my Sprint BlackBerry 8330 phone. I’ve had really good luck with it, it’s been stable, and the improvements to the browser and messaging portions of … Continue reading
Posted in Blackberry, Mobile Phones, Technology
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Jungle Disk
I installed Jungle Disk on my home PC last night to use for backing up my personal data. I’ve been using Mozy for the last year, and was pretty happy with it, but since I don’t back up a ton … Continue reading
Posted in Backups, Storage, Technology
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reCAPTCHA
I’ve updated some of the software that drives this blog, so you can now post a comment without creating a username, as long as you solve the reCAPTCHA to post it. If you get one that you can’t decipher, click … Continue reading
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Christmas lists
For anyone wishing to buy us Christmas presents (and/or birthday presents, in the case of Holly), our lists are now online here.
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That New Battery Smell
I got a new battery for my 15″ MacBook Pro today. My computer is nearly two years old, and I was sad to give up my beloved 12″ PowerBook at the time I got it, but I really love it … Continue reading
Posted in Apple
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WGN HD on CFU Channel 404
I noticed tonight that WGN is now live in HD on channel 404 on CFU cable. TiVo doesn’t have guide data yet for what programs are on, but the channel is live…
Posted in Television, Uncategorized
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