Ruby on Rails, Sun Blasts Dell with new ads, IE vs. Firefox flaws, Microsoft updates more frequently, Dell ships laptops with Mandriva, iTunes 5 does video/vodcasting, Attack of the Static Man
Hello to new iTunes listeners, Nano and ROKR, Windows XP on a keychain, NerdTV and similar shows, Windows Vista to have seven differint flavors, Vista hardware requirements, Nano news, FAT32 limitations, FEMA requires IE, Massachusetts moves to OpenOffice, Secretaries sacked over e-mail flame war
Geek Muse finally in iTunes, the new iTunes Phone (ROKR), Mac Mini trial disappears, one-time use digital cameras & USB connectors, OS on your keychain, Mo-bo with Top Hat BIOS protection, Gizmo, Mac OS X for UNIX Geeks, The World is Flat, and call centers
OSX on Intel, Proximity Devices & society, gizmag.com, nTag, MakeZine, XXX domain, ICANN, Apple & Microsoft Patents, Solaris vs. Linux, Zotab Worm, RAZRWire & Thump, Das Keyboard, Hybrid Vehicles & oil company conspiracies
Episode 1 update, Episode 2 update, Windows Vista & Monad, Apple's Mighty Mouse, Firefox searching tip, IE vs Firefox (expandability), Spyware, Active Monitoring Systems, Bluetooth, Privacy, VoIP on Cell phones
RFID tags, Open/Unsecured Wireless access points, Opera and integrated BitTorrent support, MicroSoft announces Windows Vista, Konfabulator now free from YaHoo!, PalmOS 6 to run on Linux kernel
FCC & Morse Code, Certifications, Blue LEDs, OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode), Migration to Apple OSX from UNIX/Windows, Program start-up pollution on Windows, Gaming - PC vs. consoles, High Def. Television, Google Moon & Cheese!, PSP complaints, Google Maps, Old people and robots
A short introduction to Geek Muse, what its about, and who is involved.
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About Geek Muse
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We're a group of uber-geeks with different specialties and backgrounds getting together once a week to talk about what's hot, what's not, what we like and don't like and why. Conversation is frank,…
candid, and sometimes a little crude. Every week we try to get a UNIX Linux geek, a Microsoft Windows geek, and an Apple Mac geek together to talk about current topics and why their choice of OS is better than the others. Cast includes Nem W. Schlecht, Chris Grant, Travis Kroh, and Ludvik Herrera.