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Creative Commons Music Podcast

Welcome to the second This damn blog podcast.
This week we’re bringing you 5 great creative commons tracks that we downloaded from the CC Mixter site. See the blog post or the RSS Feed for the URLs where you can download these songs yourself.
All of these tracks are licenced under the Sampling Plus 1.0 license. [...]

Good TV

As much as I bitch about TV and how antiquated the medium is, there are a few good offerings these days. Sure, the majority of the shows being produced and aired are not worth sitting through ( see ABC’s My Wife and Kids, CBS’s Yes Dear, or NBC’s Joey for examples of presentations that [...]

Guest bloggin on Propagasm

I wrote a Guest Blog Post over on Tamara’s Propagasm blog about the whole John Bolton episode:

First Bolton – he’s not saying shit. When retired ambassador Thomas Hubbard called an Bolton incident in South Korea “undiplomatic behavior” Bolton declined to comment. How about those accusations that Bolton pressured intel specialists? Bolton declined to comment.

Firefox Extentions

As I alluded to in my initial Firefox post, one of the coolest things about Firefox is all of the extensions that have been created for it. The Mozilla foundations defines extensions thusly:
Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to Firefox. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new [...]

Podcast – Interview: William Anderson, Sysadmin

Here it is, This Damn Blog’s first podcast – you can Tune in here.
Bill discusses when one should use Windows, Open-Source software, hosting, and software patents. Bill is a very smart guy and is fighting the good fight in the IT trenches every day – so give him a listen.

Internet TV

When I posted the Distributed IP Based Media Delivery I could have never guessed how close I was to something that was being currently developed. The are obvious differences between The Participatory Culture Foundation’s Internet TV and what I had proposed, but the similarities are striking:
Announcing a new platform for Internet television and video. [...]

Creative Commons

I’ve been a fan of the Creative Commons for a while now, and have even published some creative commons content over the past few years. It looks the like the license is picking up steam these days, what with the Yahoo Creative Commons Search as well as all of the press that it has [...]

Tom DeLay

I think Tamara might be obsessed with Tom Delay, she just won’t quit writing about him.
The Delay scandals may be a case selective witch hunting ( much as white water and the lewinsky affair were ). What I mean is that I am sure other congress critters have pulled the same type of travel [...]

This Damn Resume

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Charlie Sells D2

Sad day at D2 Oxford, it looks as if Charlie has sold D2 Interactive.
We met the guys that are the management team of the company that bought Charlie out and they seem nice enough, but this looks to be the last act of the experiment that was D2.
We’ve been told that the new owner plans [...]

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