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Monthly Archives: June 2004
Parties the same? Not on tech issues
TheStar.com – Parties the same? Not on tech issues Yet another reason why I’m seriously considering voting Green. Most of their platform looks as though it’s been well though out. After reading this article, there is no way I’m voting … Continue reading
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DRM Talk
Cory Doctrow gave a talk on DRM to a bunch of Microsoft employees. As always, he does a fine job of explaining his points. (via Boing Boing)
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Responding to RFP’s
Forunately, we don’t deal with a lot of RFPs at work but Joel Semeniuk seems to accurately describe Responding to RFP’s. (via Incorporated Subversion)
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Canadian Election
Dave Pollard’s predictions for the upcoming election seem pretty reasonable to me. I’ll have to remember to recheck this in 14 days, then again in a few months.
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Webjay – Listener Created Radio
Webjay – Listener Created Radio seems to offer some interesting playlists. I’ve been looking for a good source of legal mp3s, hopefully this turns out to be it. via boingboing
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Letter to MP
Cory Doctrow has a sample letter to send to your MEP. I’m thinking that with a little adaption, it should be usable for sending to my MP when I find out who that is. (Mind you it’ll probably be Vic … Continue reading
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Blue Rose
Blue Rose looks like it might be interesting for Jaimie in particular. I’ll have to see what the reviews say about it when it comes out. It’s one of those ideas where it could be done very poorly, but could … Continue reading
RPG Group Idea
I liked this idea for an organization for which the players can carry out missions. The PC are part of the “special collections” of the Library of Congress. Swiping from Delta Green, this is a conspiracy started by librarians that … Continue reading
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Manitoba Quarter Section Polygons
Manitoba Land Initiative provides a lot of free GIS data for Manitoba. Unfortunately, one thing they don’t provide is a Polygon theme showing quarter sections. Here are instructions for creating a quarter section polygon theme from MLI data Use DNR … Continue reading
Hosting
For some reason, my ISP and web host weren’t speaking to each other. The site was up, but trying to get to it gave me a connection timeout. As soon as I figured out a way to get an email … Continue reading
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