Holy Hannah it's a Morning Coffee Notes podcast!
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The last podcast of the year, for sure, it's a tutorial on the meaning of the at-sign in Twitter for Dave Sifry. Maybe I got it wrong? If so, post a comment here.
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You've successfully recorded your podcast and you want to get it online. Before you do so, you need to use Audacity to clean up the recording and edit it. This week you'll learn about the most common tasks. By Dominic Mazzoni and Scott Granneman. 0820
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Down the rabbit hole for this one! Also in this week's column:â¦
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The phpBB development team have released an announcement about a new podcast that the application's developers will be creating.   We are now live after much discussion and work internally with the first episode of the Official phpBB Podcast!   The first episode has been posted to the official podcast website and includes talk of browser cookies, COPA vs COPPA, jaber support, PHP5 support and board/category/forum/subforum differences.   You cna check out this latest podcast in this post or subscribe to their feed (either normally or in iTunes) to get this and future episodes.
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Great writeup from Tim Bray WRT Dynamic Java  ...  Here's the funny part.  Whats up with all the damn coffee in these pictures?  One can only come to the conclusion that caffeine makes you smart as hell!  caption: Coffee  caption: Coffee and Java  caption: Java and Coffee
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Okay I've been writing about OPML reading lists here for years. I'm now on my second implementation, so maybe this time I'll get it right.  But there's something cool that happens when (hypothetically) the entire installed base of podcatchers supports OPML reading lists. All of a sudden the subscription problem goes poof! Ask anyone who's worked on a RSS reader, for that matter, ask anyone who's used one, what a PITA it is to subscribe to a feed. All those little buttons, or copying and pasting, and looking at urls, and trying to figure out whether you want this format or that format. It's a miracle anyone actually subscribes to feeds it's so damned complicated. Before you blame anyone, it's not actually anyone's fault. It's a result of the market not being a monopoly. The only way to solve the problem is if everyone uses the same web app to manage subscriptions. And we know that's not going to happen any time soon. Or, if every reader supports OPML reading lists. Now that might actually happen, even though it's not very likely. But podcasting, that's a whole other story. According to many people there's only one podcatcher, iTunes. So that's simplified the problem. For example, look at this page of NY Times podcasts, and how they handle it.   See the Subscribe button? Nice. Except for one thing. It really should say "Subscribe in iTunes" because that's what it does. And it works, because in many people's minds, iTunes is the only way to subscribe to a podcast. And it could stay that simple if Apple would do one thing, offer the option of publishing the OPML automatically to a publicly accessible web address, so the user could continue to use Apple's server to handle subscriptions, even if they're using a different podcatcher (for example one that runs on a Nokia N800). It would be the mark of a truly great company if they did that. Maybe they are that great. Otheriwse at some point we're going to ask the NY TImes to change their page. And they may not be too happy about that. Wouldn't blame them if they were. Moral of the story: If we can centralize the subscription process, and move it out of one reader or another, and get the readers to all support subscription to reading lists, the awful ugly issue will go away for users. It's one of the oldest tradeoffs in the tech business, to make it simple for users, the vendors have to give up some power.
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LOL:) Look who&#039;s podcasting! No, it&#039;s not your teenager. It&#039;s your senator.
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By Julio Ojeda-Zapata, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Dec. 15--Scott Bourne felt "a bolt of lightning running down my spine" when he heard about podcasting a year or so ago.
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The CakePHP podcast, The Show, has released its latest episode - episode #6, "Babbling 'Bout Beta":   The Show is back! Garrett, Nate, and Jeff talk about the recent release of CakePHP 1.2 Beta. Don't miss this show as we broadcast from every timezone in America simultaneously.   The show was recorded back on January 5th, but you can still download the mp3 from it to listen to at your continence. You can also subscribe to their feed to get the latest information on the podcast and news about the latest shows.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 18  /PRNewswire/ -- iBizRadio (http://www.ibizradio.com/) today introduced the Internet's first business podcast directory.
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Caffeine junkies who go to Starbucks for their daily fix will get a nonstop dose of Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full" on Tuesday as the coffee company's new record label releases its first CD.
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Some readers gain new insight on Microsoft's music player from our resident Mac-o-philiac while others rant about Wi-Fi's potentially painful kiss. Plus: Links to our most popular blogs.
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It's as easy as ones and zeros Episode 30 â¦
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The GeekDads are joined by special guest "Z" from Hipsterplease.com, who comes on to chat about Nerdcore Hip-Hop, RPG tattoos and why home-made silly putty and snow are both so great.
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What to make of the Macworld keynote, where the line is between geeky interest and geeky obsession.... What are the things that tie us all together as geeks? Plus, a song! Enjoy!
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I've wondered for a while whats the LOOOOOOOOOOONGEST Starbucks order possible. There are a lot of modifiers  out there and if I could just string them together I could really confuse my local Barrista.  I know... I'm obnoxious...  Here's what I came up with:  Double Ristretto Venti Nonfat Organic Chocolate Brownie Frappuccino Extra Hot with Foam and Whipped Cream Upside Down Double Blended
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Give up your daily coffee! Or lunch! How about paying attention to these real drains on your money?