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Looks like the big G is getting ready to make the long awaited bid on the wireless spectrum.  Read More… 

This is such a bad idea. I do not know where to start..

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It’s a sad day around my office today. You’ll notice that I usually do not mix office stuff with this blog. I am making today an exception. I have lost some friends today and hope that they fair well in the coming days.

I have been playing with the Dashcode editor in Leopard. One of the first things I did was try to create something that would clip a RSS feed for Sound Transit alerts about Sounder. After combing the web site I found that of all the feeds that soundtransit.org offers, there was not one for just Sounder alerts. I thought this was odd, so I spent a little more time looking. Gave up. Then emailed the webmaster. Read the rest of this entry »

I tried the Navizon software while my iPhone was in a “hacked state” and liked it. Except for the fact that my office wifi somehow placed me 36 miles NNE of my real location. I am going to assume that the big G will do it a bit better. This would be very cool to see this on my phone.

Mac Rumors: Mobile Google Maps to Bring GPS-Like Positioning to iPhone?

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So our niece Natalie had a film project at school. Tell a story about procrastination with just video and music. Here is the result, put up on youtube for her by yours truly. Robin and I think her group did a great job of telling a story. Which one is Natalie? The main character/star of this little 6 min film.

Well this year we took the day off. Since my sister, her family and my mother are in Oregon with Kate, we had Thanksgiving at Jeans (Robin’s mother) this year. So we got to relax, eat, help with dishes and go home. It was nice not to be the ones hosting 18-20 people for dinner.

We did get a chance to talk to everyone in Oregon via video and Skype. It was good to see Kate.

Yep, today is Robin’s birthday. Be sure to drop her a line or wish her happy birthday in the comments.

A 26-year-old security consultant named John Schiefer has admitted to illicitly installing code to assemble botnet armies of up to 250,000 infected computers that harvested user PayPal names, passwords and other personal and financial information.

This is why I protected our pay-pal account with their security key the day they came out. It cost only $5 and is a very secure way to protect your account.

Botnet Herder Pleads Guilty to Massive PayPal Scam