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July 2007

ScribeFire again

by Frank Paynter on July 31, 2007

More configurable than I first thought…

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My Andrew

by Frank Paynter on July 31, 2007

Something vaguely creepy about the name of this service at Carnegie Mellon.

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If you wondered where she went…

July 31, 2007

Â Well, just have a look here.
I am confident. I am loved. I am, I know, tolerably good at my work. At times, however, this knowledge is not enough to cool the sting of rejection.Â One should be used to it. One should take succour from othersâ€™ similar stories.Â I am, after all, but one [...]

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Did McAfee clobber my Firefox?

July 31, 2007

This computer came with a McAfee license and McAfee has been bullying me since the first time I turned the machine on. I just took an automatic download of this highly touted security software and now Firefox doesn’t work. I uninstalled Firefox and reinstalled the latest and greatest version and it still [...]

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Bergman’s gone

July 30, 2007

Ingmar Bergman died. Something about losing a chess game.
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It’s Alive!

July 30, 2007

You can’t drink just six.
And I saw a beast rising out of the sea, with ten horns and seven
heads, with ten diadems on its horns and blasphemous names on its heads.
Join the conversation. You too could make good money on eBay.
You can flip the pictures.
Watch the trailer before commenting.
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Cell Phone Text Messaging

July 30, 2007

Here’s a handy list of SMS/text messaging gateways via Christina Schulman.
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ScribeFire

July 30, 2007

Could be cool…
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The above quick and dirty post followed a quick and dirty installation. I’m going to add ScribeFire to all my Firefox browsers and see if I can learn to use it as the default post editor.
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