Tue, 21 February 2006 Pretty fun show tonight and some important discussions about security on both Windows and Macs. Still enjoying my folks being with us and visiting spots in Oahu we usually only visit once a year [Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! Special Offer get Dr Dobb's Journal for Free! ![]() ![]() Listener Links NASA JPL Podcast TiVo Interview Cucusoft iPod Video Converter Show Links: Computer Snatchers Become a better Blogger Blargon Apple abusing DMCA? Chara Electromagnetic Innovations Vista Vista Vista TiVo box for Free? MemeMania MP3 Surround Teens at Risk $1.95 Per Podcast? Podzinger Review AT&T World Dominance Linux Bug! |
Fri, 17 February 2006 Lot's of great news and information on this show enjoy. [Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! Special Offer get Dr Dobb's Journal for Free! ![]() ![]() Listener Notes: Paul Dell Show Notes: China Clear Channel Backup CD's a la carte cable Apple Hackers OS X Trojan FrontPage RIP Pinnacle XM Looses Money Media Center Rootkit Law? NASA Hacker MySQL Surfboard Blanks Flawed MS Patch Mars Internet Hang-Out Univ Toronto Firewall Project Linux on Intel iMacs MeasureMap DVD Rootkit |
Tue, 14 February 2006 The Number One fan of this show joins me during the first 15 minutes of the show. She wants to hear your comments, so make sure you send your audio comments to 619-342-7365 or your written comments to geeknews@gmail.com [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! Special Offer get Dr Dobb's Journal for Free! ![]() ![]() Show Notes: Neutral net Browser Threats Space Race Technorati New Feature Gmail Mail Server MS AntiSpyware Kills Norton AV Xbox 360 Hacked Phishing Next Gen Google Search and Verizon Ad Web Server on a Stick! Marqui 75 Million Search Engine Experiement Blogs to Riches Motorola and Yahoo Podcast on Mobile Phones Megite.com Yahoo Open Source UI Mars Rover Robin Good Techdirt Spyware Report Need a Apartment? |
Fri, 10 February 2006 This has been a very light blogging week have been slammed at work but I have a great show for you today, with some very important issues and new sites that you are going to want to watch like a hawk.. [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! ![]() ![]() Show Notes: Songbird PowerGlove MacMini Portable Comcast DVR Issue Verizon New Video iPod? Gamersreport Thief Sonr IP Decimal Calculator Cochlear Send a Odeo Oracle edgeio AdWords HBO FTC & Advertisers Google Desktop 3.0 !!! Zillow |
Tue, 7 February 2006 What I thought was going to be a short show went pretty long, Lots of information and lots of great commentary. If your a podcaster check out the Podcast Promo Promotion! [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! ![]() ![]() Listener Links: Smash The Tones Show Notes: Who do you Trust? Fon Vaporware Apple iTunes U LAPD NASA Picture! Tech Jobs Linux Treo 650 Ice Cream Pirate Smart Phone EV-DO PXN8 iTunes OPML Micro Chips Firefox History State of the Blogsphere Gbuy Death of Blockbuster 60 Ghz BotNets Flight BMW Gmail and Chat SnagIT Robin Good Barge Linux Patch Management DSL Over Sold Comet Ice ISS Spacewalk Kosso Photo Op |
Fri, 3 February 2006 Info filled show and we talk a little bit about IE7 and the post fallout from the bug laden beta. We are only six months away from the 2006 People's Choice Podcast Awards. [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! ![]() ![]() Listener Comments: Vodcaster Nasa Podcast TagWorld Whitney Steele Join Lance on a Live Show! Uninstall IE7 Show Notes: Bootstrapping Western Union Ringtones Mars Rover FlashEarth Verizon 360 Gadgets Buy a Windows Hack! IE7 Beta SideStep Microsoft Job Dave's Aggregator Googlify Your Blog! 30 Boxes Tenth Planet Moon Dust Roll your Own Ringtones RFID Implants Gnomedex PowerPoint Telemarketers Sponsor Podcast Awards Olympics Mom is a Geek |
Tue, 31 January 2006 Microsoft IE7 Beta Release Interview on Geek News Central 2006-01-31 #142 this Interview took place with a Microsoft IE7 Product Manager on the release of Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview for Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2. I spent 20 minutes talking with Margaret Cobb about the the IE7 beta released today, we cover a lot of the product changes and security enhancements. This release is targeted at developers but my bet is that a lot of people will be running the IE7 Beta tonight. Impression and thoughts below. Help the Geek out by taking five minutes to answer our latest survey [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! ![]() ![]() Download Beta My feeling is about the same as it was when I left the Consumer Electronic Show, in that it is obvious Microsoft is into RSS significantly, but their continues to be no indication when RSS enclosure support (aka podcasting support) is going to be introduced. Which sort of tells me that the IE7 team and the Windows Media Player team may not be talking to one another as I don't think from numerous conversations that the IE7 has any plans what so ever to support enclosures. Obviously the Windows Media Player could be changed to download subscribed shows but that does not make sense to me? With the Windows Media Player 11 team having podcasting integration as a priority, I am sure everyone is sworn to secrecy on when and if they will be introducing enclosure support in IE7 to allow seamless integration with Windows Media Player seems as a no brainier to me. I already know that they have a dedicated Podcast person on the WMP development team, e-mails sent to him though continue to not be answered though. With IE7 RSS aware or as the Microsoft team says Feeds aware, it is nice that it will detect sites that are RSS enabled, IE7 has a built in feed reader that will allow you to subscribe to feeds, then browse the data directly in the browser, this should help the masses get connected to RSS enabled sites. Think of the value of having your feed included in a default load of IE7, hey Scoble how do I get on that list. I do think the IE7 team has spent a great deal of time addressing security, they have made IE7 more proactive on the security front especially with ActiveX applications in default installations turning most ActiveX functions off. With Phishing being such a big issue, the development team has focused on ensuring people are made aware when they are on a site that is suspected of phishing activity, and are actually blocked from entering known sites completely. I do like the Tab Groups feature this is for people that may surf a subset of sites each day versus subscribing to their RSS feeds. In addition to standard tab browsing, one feature allows you to view multiple websites in one windows will help those of you that use search engines heavily, in that you will be able to close sites easily that are not important Developers may not be 100% satisfied as they are close but not 100% CSS compliant, they have added more Ajax support I just hope all of my favorite programmers get busy and start writing RSS applications as plug-ins for the revamped browser. Their is a point I did not bring up though is that it has to be recognized that other browsers have many of the IE7 features it will be curious to see if Internet Explorer Version 7 gains back some of the lost ground when it is officially launched that it has given up to Firefox and other browsers. Lots more information in the interview enjoy, comments sent to the voice mail hot line get priority play 619-342-7365 |
Tue, 31 January 2006 Light news day and relative short show, but today their will be two podcast, the second will be release at 9am Pacific you will not want to miss it! Help the Geek out by taking five minutes to answer our latest survey [Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Show us where you listen to the show! ![]() ![]() Tonight a Music Exclusive with the Bruce Shimabukuro and the BS Band Show Notes: Digital Television Google Bookmarks Fed Wiretap ICANN Hard Drives Cable Card XP and Intel Mac Tableau Small Station Podcasting Jason Kottke Windows Virus Steve Jobs Magic Skype Ringtones CyberCrime Deja Vu Encrypted USB Starforce PSP Lockout Broken Global Meltdown Sponsor this Space on the Geek News Central Podcast! |



