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  • Star Wars Is Out In Digital HD — How To Make The Right Choice On Where To Buy

    Finally, you can buy the Star Wars films in digital format — digital streaming, that is. Technically, we’ve had Star Wars in digital format via DVD and Blu-ray for ages. But if you wanted to stream Star Wars digitally from the cloud, you couldn’t until today. There seems to be no lack of providers offering…

    April 10, 2015
  • The Closed, Unfriendly World Of Wikipedia

    Right now, Wikipedia is busy asking for donations to stay afloat. Here’s a thought. If it wants donations, maybe open things up so that outsiders feel like they can contribute expert knowledge without wasting their time. A Debate Over Notability Here’s a case in point. About two weeks ago, Jessie Stricchiola let me know that…

    November 23, 2011
  • SeaMonkey: A Light, Easy HTML Editor I’ve Come To Love (& Wishes For More)

    Until about four months ago, I used FrontPage 2003 as my HTML editor. Shut up. Seriously, shut up. It was a wonderful program, despite being old. But I wanted to keep up with the times, and SeaMonkey is now my tool of choice for doing HTML. Some thoughts and tips, below. First of all, I’m…

    April 27, 2010
  • For My Security, Facebook Demands My Birthday Then Blocks Me From My Account

    Today, I logged into Facebook and got a huge, honking message saying they needed my birthday as a “security measure.” Then I got a second overlay message popping up right on top of that to make clear I really needed to enter it. Color me confused. I thought Facebook already had my birthday. In fact,…

    January 24, 2010
  • Flickr’s Big Fail On Creative Common’s Attribution Guidelines

    Creative Commons is supposed to be this great way for people to license out their works to others. But it’s annoyed me for ages how lame it is in practice, when it comes to Flickr. Let’s say I want a picture of a car to use on my commercial blog. Using the Flickr Advanced Search…

    May 31, 2009
  • Behind The Scenes Of The Greg In Hollywood Launch

    My good friend Greg Hernandez, a veteran Hollywood reporter, was laid off from his job at the Daily News last Monday. In the week since, it’s a been an all-hands-on-deck rush to get him established on his new blog, now up at Greg In Hollywood. Below, a look at how it all came together, with…

    March 1, 2009
  • Twitter Address: Now Mandatory For Business Cards?

    > I’ve been without business cards for about seven months now, and I’m finally gotten around to getting new ones printed. In doing so, I realized I wanted my Twitter address on my card. Last time I had some printed, at the end of 2005, I don’t even think I had a Twitter account! But…

    February 4, 2009
  • Search Life Meets Real Life — My Slides & Video

    I blogged earlier about being asked to present a talk called “Search Life Meets Real Life” at Gnomedex. I’ve just done that talk, and the slide for those who are interested are below (sorry, the animations don’t work correctly on one of them, “Google StreetView, Cool Or Not.” But I’ve allowed people to download the…

    August 22, 2008
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