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 Sunday, December 11, 2005

 

Xooglers - Google Discussed by Ex-Googlers. perler writes to tell us that Xooglers, a relatively new website created so that ex-Google employees could reminisce and share, has been gaining a great deal of popularity recently. The website shares what went wrong, what went right, and all of the funny happenings in between. Quite an interesting piece of Google history.

[Slashdot]

 


11:10:07 AM    

 

Games and Landscapes  An Interview with Jeffrey Kalles. Jonathan writes "Former associate producer for Nintendo of America Jeffrey Kalles granted an interview with n37radio. The interview covers a wide range of topics from his time spent at Nintendo to the upcoming Nintendo Revolution release. The interview is available in both text and audio format for those who are interested."

[Slashdot]

 


11:08:58 AM    

 

Aeon Flux, Talk Amongst Yourselves. Kasracer writes "The movie AeonFlux has been getting a mixture of reviews since it's debut and most tend to be on the negative side. A review posted on BinaryIdiot goes a bit more in-depth than most reviews and gives the movie a fair shot. From the review: "First of all, I have to say that I'm disappointed, but not altogether surprised by the reviews I've seen thus far. Those who review films for a living are notoriously unreliable, and in many cases, they miss the whole point altogether. Rest assured, even though I'm as skeptical as they come, and can find a flaw in absolutely anything, I won't pick on this movie simply because the plot may be too hard for some people to understand." "

[Slashdot]

 


11:07:42 AM    

 

GetMeThere.co.uk Launches SMS Traffic Alerts (GISCafe).

Never Get Stuck in Traffic Again - GetMeThere.co.uk Launches SMS Traffic Alerts for UK Motorists

From: GISCafe
Type: Press Release

[CADwire.net - GIS industry news]

 


11:06:15 AM    

 

The sophist and the open source baking farce. Into the Valley Don't take the biscuit [The Register]

 


11:04:27 AM    

 

Wikipedia tightens online rules. A complaint from a prominent US journalist about Wikipedia has prompted changes in its submission rules. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]

 


11:03:36 AM    

 

Flash memory taking over the world?. Also: 2005--The IT year in quotes. [CNET News.com]

 


11:02:20 AM    

 

SketchUp Plug-in for VectorWorks Released (Nemetschek NA).

Nemetschek North America Releases Free SketchUp Plug-in for VectorWorks Design Series

From: Nemetschek NA
Type: Press Release

[CADwire.net - AEC CAD industry news]

 


11:01:04 AM    

 

Free B-Movies for IPod. More than 500 public-domain flicks -- including classics like Night of the Living Dead -- are just a click away. Plus: Video art lights up iPods. From Leander Kahney's Cult of Mac blog. [Wired News]

 


11:00:09 AM    

 

Worker Privacy: You Have None. The vast majority of U.S. employers monitor workers' internet use, a practice that goes almost completely unregulated. Here's a look at your privacy rights in the workplace. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News]

 


10:59:22 AM    

 

Are the only sounds in the landscape those of the designer bleating out design theory?  Audiophiles Unite! Draws Feedback. Any unanswered questions tickling your discerning audiophile eardrum? Perhaps one of our knowledgeable readers has answered it. From the Wired News e-mail bag. [Wired News]

 


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