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Mucahid Akinci'nin Ev Sayfasi: Travis Kennedy, a part-time student at Palm Beach Community College in Florida who works at the Apple retail store in Palm Beach Gardens, is planning podcasts of a series of interviews, some of them recorded outdoors. He recently bought a Griffin iTalk mike, with a retail price of about $40, that connects to his iPod, and a Griffin lapel mike that sells for about $15. (via Cosmos)

Pito's Blog: every theoretical position on OPML validity are user cries of:  "Hey, I can't import your OPML into XXX", or "Hey, you fail to import my OPML, but YYY has no problem with it." Our approach to this situation has been to follow what has been called "Postel's Law" (which I also learned from Dave Winer, ages ago): "Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send." (via Cosmos)

trndblog: Microsoft hat nun ihre (seine?) Interpretation von Web 2.0 vorgestellt: unter www.live.com bekommt man einen Vorgeschmack darauf, wie Microsoft die Verschmelzung von Off- und Online-Welt sieht (komischerweise (?) treten bei der Firefox-Version noch Fe… (via Cosmos)

  Things That ”¦ Make You Go Hmm: I tried Paul’s test in Internet Explorer after seeing that the page wouldn’t load correctly in Opera (just the Windows Live logo and the search box show, nothing else). Live wasn’t smart enough to locate the RSS feed from this blog despite the fact the RSS aware code is used in the head. (via Cosmos)

  Danny Ayers, Raw Blog: Dan Farber (via Cosmos)

  Techdirt.: Microsoft, as expected, has announced their new "software as services" strategy, and it's basically taking all the "Web 2.0" buzz words, tying them up with existing Microsoft offerings and renaming the whole thing using the "Live" tag, which previously had just been used for the Xbox. Reading through the various comments from folks at the announcement it certainly seems like the "Live" vision isn't particularly clear. (via Cosmos)

Torres Talking: One of the best write-ups I've seen is Tim O'Reilly's latest post. To be honest, I was amazed (and excited) that he seemed to really like the direction we're heading in: (via Cosmos)

 [The Raptor Speaks] All Quotes: for escaping via ingenious and fantastic little gadgets, I will order a full cavity search....-Bumpersticker 163 Dejaja Vu, Have we met, Ms Gabor?

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