Sforzesco Continued…
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Sforzesco Continued…
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Tivoless
ByDerekOh please, please, please, Time Warner, follow in the footsteps of Comcast and start offering a Tivo. It’s nothing against your fabulous HD DVR (other than it’s lousy Atari 2600-esque interface, poorly designed remote, and the complete lack of features that make the Tivo great – like the ability to easily record only first run…
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If we had some global warming
ByDerekOk, maybe it’s not quite as lyrically gifted as the original, and it’s about Minnesota, not Buffalo, but it works.
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The Queen Mary
ByDerekSpent the week in sunny California – Anaheim area. One highlight of the trip was getting to visit the Queen Mary. Interestingly, the city of Long Beach owns the Queen Mary, and purchased it for $3.45 million – considerably more than it’s scrap value in 1967. It now leases it out to various entities, where…
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Preservation is the way – thoughts following #presconf
ByDerekIt was a great week for Buffalo. The National Trust preservation conference has wrapped, and I’m admittedly still coming down from the “conference high” (the condition where you’ve been drinking the Kool-Aid for a week and reality has yet to set in again) but that doesn’t change the fact that this conference will have a…
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This is Web 2.0
ByDerekBeing a geek by trade (and at heart) I found this article – O’Reilly: What Is Web 2.0 – quite interesting. I’ve been around through the entire life of the web. I used to “surf” on the old Buffalo FreeNet, which would connect you with other FreeNets around the country. Images were uuencoded into thousands…
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Attention Time Warner Customers
ByDerekIf you get an envelope that looks like this in the mail: This is actually NOT junk mail, despite the fact that it doesn’t look like anything important. Your monthly bill is in there, right behind the full page ad for Home Phone, which interestingly enough has nothing to do with PhotoShowTV. You’re welcome.
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