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Mark on 2003/07/05:
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Let me introduce myself: I am a 24 year old Software Developer who lives in Perth, Australia. I work for PalmTEQ Limited, a designer of Hospitality Point of Sale software and hardware, centered on Wireless Ordering (ie Waiters use handheld devices to take orders at tables and fire them off via Radio Frequency to kitchens etc). My responsibility at PalmTEQ is centered around the development of our wireless ordering software (based on PalmOS) and some of our backoffice applications. I have a lovely girlfriend, Sarah who has been by my side for over 6 years now, but with no intention of marriage any time soon :)
So, now that my main homepage is this weblog, let me show you around my home.“
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„Following in many other people's footsteps, and answering a need/wish I've had for a while to "bookmark"/post links to interesting/random stuff without neccessarily writing any further comments, I've added a "sideblog".“http://www.jacobsen.no/anders/blog/archives/2003/06/.../ adding_a_sideblog_in_mt.html - Cached
Found at a page of andersja, posted on 2003/06/05
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Found at a page of Luke, posted on 2004/01/09
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„Wireless at NECC NECC is planning on having wireless access available just about everywhere at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center. For those of you with wireless equipped laptops and handhelds, 802.11b wireless Internet access should be readily available throughout the convention center. A laptop loaner program will also be available.“http://necc.edweblogs.org/2003/archives/ 000019.html - Cached
Found at a page of Tim Lauer, posted on 2003/06/23
„Speaking of the Big Monopoly, as I was in the previous rant, according to a post on Slashdot (by way of the BM Watch site), when the next version of Windows makes it's appearance sometime in 2006, the box will recommend a computer with a CPU running at 4-6 GHz, at least 2 GB of RAM, up to a terabyte of hard drive space, and a graphics card that's three times faster than those available today. The processor and memory I can believe, but a terabyte of storage? I guess that's to accomodate the expanding number of worms, viruses, adware and spyware fighting for space on PCs.“http://www.assortedstuff.com/archives/ cat_technology.html - Cached
„WorldCom Collapse May Significantly Affect Internet: According to this Christian Science Monitor article, "WorldCom is the nation's largest provider of Internet backbone services. That means they provide the telecommunications infrastructure that Internet Service Providers (ISP) use. Currently there are 7,500 ISPs nationwide.“http://www.macsonly.com/arch00206.html - Cached
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