One Canuck's Radio Weblog

  Friday, 4 March 2005

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Better iDisk sync using Transmit

For those of you who, like me, have had endless problems with Apple's Local iDisk Sync (keeping a local copy and letting the system sync it either manually or automatically), here an alternative. This hint requires that you h...
[Via macosxhints]

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Synch iCal via FTP using Transmit

I've been looking for a way to use my iCal calendars on the internet. I don't use .Mac, and I dont want to share neccessarily. I just want access to my calendars and to be able to let others see them, too. This hint requires ...
[Via macosxhints]

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A hard and bitter day
”This is a dreadful moment. It cuts against the national type.”

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PEI Travel Recommendations

Last year one of my father's colleagues asked for advice on planning a family camping trip to Prince Edward Island. I just heard back from him that my advice was helpful, so I thought I'd post it here.

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Checks calendar . . . nope, not April 1st yet. Hmmm . . .

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Orbitcast alerts us to the Next Next (Next) Big Thing: Radio over third-generation cellular (3G) data networks. Virgin Radio is “broadcasting” two stations for free that anyone with the right cellular phone can listen to by downloading a small application. The capable audience is nearly 15 million.

[Via Droxy (Digital Radio)]

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NYTimes to build content using it's archives

It looks like the NYTimes will build some new content based on archived info--fantastic news! David Weinberger says that they will "publish thousands of topic pages, each aggregating the content from the 10 million articles in its archive, going back to 1851, including graphics and multimedia resources."

Coverage by:

• Dave Winer
• Ed Cone

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