Intel Tiger in the Wild?

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[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] One could argue, however, that this is very akin to the actions of Robin Hood, or perhaps stealing Bibles to give them to unbelievers: the end result is that more Wintel users become enthralled with MacIntel and make the switch. Perhaps Apple leaked it to the P2P networks on purpose?

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Bib.crossring.com] Bible Software Review Weblog | Biblioblog.net - Biblical Studies Blogs: Laridian has just released a brand new product that enables users to create books for PocketBible, DailyReader, and MyBible 4. There are three different versions of BookBuilder, one for Pocket PC, one for Palm OS, and the professional edition. Knowledge of HTML is necessary to do the tagging, although some of the more tedious tasks can be automated.

[West26.blogs.com] strategist: Barnes set up a 'bogus account' for her ex-boyfriend which stated the ex-boyfriends need to engage in relationships with (1) men, (2) boys, (3) pigs, (4) other farm animals? Wouldn't it be funny when the FBI busted down the door of the ex-boyfriend's home and arrested his ass? Then, and only then, could he understand how childish his pranks were and just how much danger he put Ms.

[Pinionmedia.com] Pinion Media, LLC : RSS Feeds: Google Print Beta goes live today furthering Google's attempt at their goal of organizing the world's information on the Internet. Problems may exist however with copyright problems and culture wars abroad and whatever happened to Gutenberg?

[Advogato.org] Diary for raph: There's a thread going around the net on the benefits of combining RSS with BitTorrent. I agree there's something there, but want to make a distinction between the "easy" combination which is quite feasible right now, and one that requires a bit more rocket science (actually, Internet protocol design, but from what I know of both, the latter is more difficult to do well).

[Grotto11.com] Peeve Farm: You know what's funny? We in the blogosphere appear to have a pretty widespread consensus that the big media is of a liberal slant, with its continued nostalgic fascination with the Clintons, its merciless attacks upon the country's corporate upper-echelons, its pro-gun-control rhetoric, and its recent expressions of opposition to the war in Iraq and to Israel's policies, as well as being the bastion of moral-equivalence arguments and "why do they hate us?" soul-searching. The New York Times the Washington Post, CNN, Fox, CBS and so on-- they're all widely held to be disproportionate representatives of the liberal minds of Americans, claiming to speak for a great many more people than they really do.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Intel, Desktop Computer News

Posted at June 14, 2005 11:17 AM