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Tuesday, October 11, 2005
PocketMod - The Free, Disposable Pocket Organizer
This is another cool little tool in the mode of the Hipster PDA but better. PocketMod is a nifty Flash app that lets you create custom pocket-sized day planners. The trick is they all fit on a single sheet of 8.5x11 paper, so you can print them on your laserprinter. Complete with folding instructions (the video is cool.) A Moleskine its not, but once you see how many different pages you can put in a PocketMod youll begin to wonder.What makes the PocketMod so special?
Many things make this little personal organizer special, here is a list.
- It fits easily in your back pocket or purse.
- It's as cheap as one piece of paper (Because that's all it is!)
- It opens like a book. Leading to easier to find, more organized notes.
- The first page has a pouch, big enough to carry a business card!
- Customizable with "Mods" tailored to your needs.
- It's free and fun
Chinese Correspondent Joins Skype Journal
Very cool announcement – telecom specialist Richard Zhao Liang of Beijing has joined Skype Journal. Good move!. I’m looking forward to reading Richard’s reports.
Insights from Beijing on Skypeby Bill Campbell.
Please say hello to Richard Zhao Liang.
Richard publishes the blog Telecom, Security and P2P .
Richard will join us on Skype Journal from time to time to give you special up dates on Skype news and events from Beijing.
Richard earned a PhD degree from Peking University (1997), majoring in fiber-optic communications. He has over 8 years of professional experience on telecommunications and security with certificates of CISSP, ITIL, BS7799. He is the Principal Consultant in China for Computer Associates.
Thanks Richard for joining us and sharing your views.
See his first Skype Journal post, Skype’s Road to China
Terry Frazier at 3:09 PM
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Friday, October 7, 2005
Senator Saxby Chambliss Responds to Broadcast Flag Issue
My Senator called today. Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss takes the side of consumers and will attempt to have the Broadcast Flag amendment attached to an upcoming reconciliation bill pulled out for open debate.[More...]
Terry Frazier at 4:01 PM
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Firefox 1.0.7 Issues
I recently updated to Firefox 1.0.7. Since then I've had several lockups, and generally poor performance - pages taking forever to load, lots of timeouts. I don't have these errors on my laptop, which runs 1.0.4.Anyone else having issues with 1.07?
Thursday, October 6, 2005
FCC-FBI Claim Approval Rights for All Software
Political correspondent Declan McCullagh reports on the latest development governmental excess. How many times are we going to let unelected bureaucrats unilaterally decide what we can and can't do? [via Advocates for Self Government]
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