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Trying out BlueCast
01.Aug.08 | 2 Comments
I just finished installing BlueCast and am about to head out for a long bike ride to try it out. I’m quite hopeful this will be the answer to my prayers.
And now you’re wondering what BlueCast might be and what does it do? From the site:
BlueCast streams your podcasts, music, voice notes, game sounds, and [...]
Tip: Juice on Vista — Fix the Folder
23.Apr.08 | Leave a Comment
Earlier today I installed Juice, a podcast “catcher” on my Vista laptop. I’ve found it to be an easy to use way to keep current with the podcasts that I track (and I refuse to use iTunes for this!)
Everything seemed to work until I tried to download some of my subscribed podcasts. While no error [...]
Where’d You Go, FeederReader?
06.Jul.07 | 2 Comments
I’ve been out of the loop on the PocketPC feed reading scene lately. However, I have recently realized I hardly use my trusty old IPAQ 4355 at all — but I can recall what a great podcast player it had been for me in the past when I was using FeederReader.
As I headed to [...]
Windows XP WiFi: The Missing Patch
10.Apr.07 | 2 Comments
Here’s a little tip I picked up from the Security Now podcast.
Did you know that even if you diligently run Windows Update and get all the critical and optional patches, there’s one patch you still won’t have if you’re running XP SP2 and WiFi? This one, you have to know to go ask for by name. [...]
Continuing Simplification
21.Jun.06 | 2 Comments
[This is a bit of a followup from "The Troubles of Keeping Up" from early May]
I’ve slowly been making minor changes to how I do things and the things I do in search of a bit more simple life. While this is truly a joyous time to be a technical aficianado (or geek), it [...]
