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Macromedia Drop Freehand

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Macromedia has announced that they will not included Freehand in the next release of their suite, Studio 8. Since the Adobe announced that they were buying Macromedia, speculation has run wild about what products would get killed. Freehand was high on that list. While a capable program (I actually like using it quite a bit), […]

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A Rocket to Nowhere

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Back in the day, I was a huge space nut. You know that kid you went to school with who knew just a little too much about dinosaurs? Yeah, that was me, only with NASA. But, I have to admit, the luster of manned space flight has tarnished of late. The “science” isn’t there, and […]

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Repeat after me: Google is Just as Bad as

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Google, the search company that knows everything about you, your friends, and that night in Vegas, is cutting off CNET over this story (which, ironically, now gets more Google juice thanks to this moronic PR move). From CNET: Google could not be immediately reached for comment. (Google representatives have instituted a policy of not talking […]

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Disable Adobe's Nagware "Feature" When Disabling Javascript

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Local Linux Purveyors, The Linux Box, have a nifty little utility to get rid of the crappy nagware-esque dialog box that Adobe tosses at every startup when you disable Javascript execution in Acrobat. You have disabled Javascript in Acrobat 7, right? Disclaimer: This messes with your registry. Back up beforehand, just in case. You can […]

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Brewing Beer – Batch 0

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(Cross posted to Chelsea Blog) Today I began batch zero of brewing beer at home. My first attempt was, well, I don’t know yet. I have bubbles from the fermenter, which indicates that at least something is happening. It took a lot longer than I thought it would, although I had no frame of reference. […]