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Month: November 2007
Richard Dawkins’ best-selling atheist manifesto The God Delusion was at the center of a growing row over religious tolerance after the Turkish publishers of his book were threatened with legal action by prosecutors who accuse it of ‘insulting believers’.
EU membership? I don’t think so until these morons are flushed out.
VR is alive and well as an art form
People often ask me “Ed, how is it possible to be a geovisionary and a great manager at the same time?” But that’s not what I want to talk about today. Many of you are also curious about what I do with my 20% time. In the beginning as I got to know my place at the top in Google my 20% time was what you mortals call ‘Saturday’ but these days Uncle Ed sets aside the time to think the thoughts required of a geovisionary.
heh.
that looks a lot better than that adobe thing i was using around 1991 🙂
Nobody ever gets into a car and asks: “Hey, where’d the steering wheel go?” +1 the unixy customization fetish needs to be much better hidden.
kinda painful to read, and it arguably doesn’t get much better infrastructure wise than at harvard medical. i shudder to think what kind of clunky, expensive and slow “systems” they use at lesser hospitals..
As personal health record services such as Google’s Health efforts are more widely deployed, we may also push data directly into personal health repositories at patient request.
next time i am on windows. sweet that someone ran with the tool to make it better
You’ll now notice geoRSS information returned in video feeds if it’s available. Format is the same as other GData APIs with lat/long information like Picasa. (Link to feature request.)
<georss:where>
<gml:Point>
<gml:pos>28.61345863342285 -82.6171875</gml:pos>
</gml:Point>
</georss:where>
heh. my little amendment is spreading around the gdata world.
ies4osx makes use of wine to install and run IE.
wow. have to try that. fortunately i rarely have to descend into the ie cesspool that a lot of our users are in.
Gregor J. Rothfuss 