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2004 126
- Why I resigned from Microsoft today
- information technology evolving similar to how American cities have evolved?
- Making web forms easy with InfoPath and "InfoView"
- Activewords scripting guide in PDF
- VoIP Now Available on Pocket PCs For Free
- Channel9 gets media coverage down under!
- a look under the covers of Gmail - Google's new email service
- why migrate from Microsoft ASP to Microsoft .NET
- the customer is in charge
- Bungie announces HALO 2 product placement. Allegedly.
- Why Buffett bought Clayton
- newsflash: the internet is popular with Gen X & Y
- Playing around with Anagram
- final word on the burglary
- the "Father" of Information Engineering
- CIOs see increased IT spending: Gartner
- Do kids blog?
- Why do bloggers kill kittens?
- The Twelve Steps of Blogaholics Anonymous
- Buzz on books
- Microsoft's marketing
- I've been un-Googled
- the one about blogs and tipping points
- My mother doesn't read my blog
- SenseCam is watching
- blibbet memorabilia
- Amazon does RSS
- Microsoft blogger
- IT employment in Australia isn't improving
- Oracle/PeopleSoft: DoJ says `no'
- the one about eBay web services and why Microsoft Office 2003 rocks
- Another microsoft blogger
- Add Contacts
- scobled
- Is RSS "the next big thing"?
- Microsoft and the absence of bloggers
- about being a custodian of our children's memories
- more thoughts on being robbed and RFID
- I've been robbed
- Darien presents the HPC on Windows story
- fun things to do with BizTalk - #2
- Charles Simonyi & Intentional Software
- Externally facing apps will be the flavour of 2004
- kudos to Netgear Technical Support
- Microsoft Unveils Pricing and Packaging Details For BizTalk Server 2004
- Telstra, McDonald's open wireless hotspots
- current state of humanoid robots
- an overview of RFID tags
- Grey Tuesday
- Barcode yourself
- the CD will be dead by 2007
- The Grey Album, Copyrights and the Law
- Linux hacked more often than Windows
- Less Calories To Avoid Disease, Live Longer
- a new Lou Reed live cd on the way
- more adventures in the land of Google
- Slashdot is down??
- JAMIE OEHLERS - jazz
- Demo 2004 updates from Buzz
- ShareALot vs MSN Photos
- The Spike TV commercial
- a child of the online generation
- Microsoft grounds "Discovery" Suite
- a new MSFT blog
- fun things to do with BizTalk - #1
- Top products discussed in the last 24 hours
- the one about SI Compensation
- what is a Solution Specialist at Microsoft?
- RebelGeekz has a vision I like for a Home Information System
- Wolfram's NKS now 100% online for free
- new CD added to playlist: Bounce by Terence Blanchard (jazz)
- the one about the guy who is investing $3 Billion in longevity
- Kazaa gets raided by Music Industry Piracy Investigations
- Australian Customs Service plays with face-recognition
- newsflash - Microsoft products actually pretty good
- Australian Developers OPML
- Indigo vs BizTalk
- my new music rss feed
- It's the Death of Journalism!
- How Google Works
- Lessons From Bill Gates
- the one about the music blog idea
- the cost of a virus
- Tyson's rule
- I'm #7
- The Continuing Decline Of Email
- How you can turn your G5 into a PC
- check out Musicplasma
- Computerworld article on Windows Server orchestration roadmap
- Slashdotters cheer for MyDoom
- The Genesis of OneNote
- Xbox for $99? Xbox 2 in 2005?
- the Blue Screen T-shirt
- Gene Network Sciences
- Feedster RSS feed for "biztalk 2004"
- BizTalk 2004 rocks Tokyo
- Patterns and Best Practices for Enterprise Integration
- Do Plants Practice Grid Computing?
- Creative brings Wireless Music
- yep it's really that cold
- blogs versus mainstream media
- Cornell Theory Centre - Day One
- where do OneNote notes go?
- Qantas Club, Telstra and WiFi
- Some Sun machines to run Windows
- really impressed with Activewords' "Knowledge Access" application
- any suggestions on a basic digital camera?
- Siebel, Oracle, and PeopleSoft = The Real Software Pirates?
- my awesome customer support experience with Taskline
- biometrics... the demise of keyring manufacturers?
- hey! Cisco has one too!
- what is a lightglove?
- Netflix + Gateway Connected DVD + Cheap Hard Drives + DVD burner = Disaster for the movie industry
- A firewall for your pet's brain
- “smart routers“ being developed by the University of Technology in Sydney
- Calorie restriction diets
- car registrations online
- Xbox Media Center
- Licensing 6 is beginning to look good when compared to Red Hat
- Woman 2.0
- coming to NYC Jan 30
- Bowie talks about iTunes and the future of the music business
- my boss quits
- what do you think of the Microsoft Portable Media Center
- Australian firearm deaths down 50 pc
- Grokker and Vivisimo: new ways to search
2003 69
- Kazaa tops Yahoo's search queries for 2003
- The Speechalator
- Introducing a 100-Megabit Guitar
- Sony's CEO Unplugged
- The internet in a cup
- Ray Ozzie on the vision for WinFS and more
- Chessboxing
- Top Ten Word Lists of 2003
- B2C dreams
- update on the Seinfeld DVD
- MyIE2 vs. Firebird
- the Firebird review
- moving from 'est' to 'ity'
- top Australian e-tailer running on MS
- SquizBiz: Flower sellers, vets and others are hopping on the broadband wagon.
- Scoble on Cheesecake and geek fantasies
- hatin the playa haters
- Firebird STILL stops me from blogging
- my latest ebay purchase
- how to implement high-performance computing on Windows clusters
- Firebird stops me from blogging
- the social implications of blogging
- Office 2003 crashed and it was cool!
- Sun: Another Step To Irrelevancy
- Standing on the corner, suitcase in my hand
- virtual reality centre @ RMIT
- Firebird vs IE
- More things Microsoft could do better in 2004
- Buy Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004... and help save the world
- Microsoft holds steady on BizTalk pricing
- Microsoft is like an ant-hill says Scoble
- What Microsoft needs to do in 2004
- NASA partially blames Power Point for space shuttle crash
- WinPlanet - 2003's Top 10 Windows Software Apps
- Destra Launches Largest Legal Online Music Catalogue In Australia
- I don't believe Saddam was truly captured
- Flat TVs Take Off
- These Squirrels Are Super Cool
- How to Hold Moonbeam in Your Hand
- Microsoft bets big on Web services
- Victoria loosens purse-strings for smaller ISVs
- The future of B2C.
- Kazaa-lite Shut Down
- the new MS development 'Journal'.
- Most Aust bosses spy on work colleagues say lecturer
- Ray Kurzweil on the purpose of life
- 369 CIOs were asked which platform is preferred in building Web services
- my third new blog URL in as many months...
- today in history
- Pet peeve #1
- to george reilly
- ballmer in business week.
- ActiveWords
- Microsoft Australia's ISV strategy
- Kasparov one point down!
- Microsoft Voice Command
- the coolest film weapon of all time
- addicted to ebay
- blogging at MSFT AUST
- My good buddy Frank
- supercomputers selling cheap
- Ebay - 11th largest U.S. retailer
- Linfox and BizTalk
- Announcing Microsoft's Indigo
- Inside the IBM-Microsoft spin zoneNews.com:
- Want to know what Microsoft Research is working on?
- food for thought
- Microsoft beats the street!
- the old blog... the new blog