MacFever Dose #20
Posted on May 11, 2008
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MacFever Dose #20
Show Notes:
I’m not green screen again today, my new green screen has arrived, but now I’m waiting on my lights, you can’t green screen properly without the correct lighting.
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Today I talk about the Rasterbator, you may of heard of it before, as quite a lot of people have covered it.
Basically it is a tool that allows users to enlarge an image over a series of pages, creating a mosaic effect.
Remember E-mail all your feedback and comments to Jack@MacFever.co.uk
VFTQ 98 - Pot, Fiber through Sewers
Posted on May 10, 2008
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The topics fly around the room, from DRM on tape and vinyl to pot and things found in my physics classroom, to the chance for people who were listening live to win Charly's phone and I talk about Iron Man.
If you want to find out up to the minute news on when you can join me in recording the next LIVE episode of View From The Quad, sign up to the newletter on www.viewfromthequad.com right this damn instant!
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Laters,
Cian.
iL PSA #1
Posted on May 10, 2008
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MacFever Dose #19
Posted on May 4, 2008
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MacFever Dose 19 Show Notes:
I’m not going to be green screening until my new green screen arrives which I have ordered from TubeTabe
So I have decided to film in Angelique’s garden as she has a power in her shed :-/
Apple have finally updated the iMac range, last monday.
Apple TV take 2 - you can rent movies straight from your TV, without having to use a computer.
Now Apple have taken it to the next level by allowing users to purchase movies from the iTunes store, on the day of DVD release.
A further story claims that Apple are loosing money on this as it is supposedly costing Apple $16 per movie.
A new iPod Classic Firmware 1.1.2 update has been released which fixes… wait for it… BUGS.. People have claimed it improves cover flow and audio quality.
I have launched my brand new feed Jack Moore Productions.
Check it out here
VFTQ episode 97 - Chat with Tee Morris
Posted on May 4, 2008
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Hey there kids! Sorry that I haven't been podcasting all that much recently. In order to make up for it, here is a chat I had with Tee Morris (of Podcasting for Dummies and Morevi.net) on the topic of Mevio, The State of Podcasting, and a whole lot more.
Sorry again, but I have been realllly busy in the past while. I hope to get VFTQ up and running again VERY soon. Like, next week.
Cian.
Forces of Nature (1)
Posted on May 3, 2008
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Whether they are seen as acts of God, or as simple climate-related occurrences, natural events have always had a sizeable impact on military operations. At the small end of the scale are the little changes in terrain or weather that may affect a battle or a small war. For example, many armies have postponed their campaigns due to inclement weather conditions, and many militaries have suffered from rampant disease. On the other end of the scale are the times when nature has so much of an impact that the fate of an entire nation or civilization is decided upon it. In the words of Charles Darwin, these are times when “the war of nature” results in the downfall of one party and the rise of another.
- Thales' Eclipse: Halted the epic Battle of Halys River, thereby saving one or both of the participants (Lydia and Media) from destruction.
- Kamikaze (Divine Wind): Created a storm that destroying the invading Mongol fleets, thereby saving Japan from foreign conquest.
- Athenian Typhoid: Wreaked havoc throughout Athens, contributing to its downfall in the Peloponnesian War.
- Bering Land Bridge: Facilitated the "invasion" of North America.
- Clouds over Kokura: Obscured the primary target for the "Fat Man" atomic bomb, thereby saving Kokura but resulting in the destruction of Nagasaki.
- Legend of Quetzacoatl: Convinced the Aztecs that Cortez was the reincarnation of Quetzacoatl, thereby facilitating the Spanish conquest of Latin America.
Darwin's Origin of Species
Herodotus' Histories
Mitchell's Eclipses of the Sun
Lamont-Brown's Kamikaze
Daniels' Almanac of World History
Military History Podcast is sponsored by Armchair General Magazine
iL Episode 19 Wrong App Pick
Posted on May 3, 2008
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Shownotes to come
DFP - #65 Super Tux Kart
Posted on May 2, 2008
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Super Tux Kart is a free open source racing game based on that old retro classic Mario Kart!
Running on Windows Mac and Linux this fun filled colorful game comes packed with the following features:
12 tracks
Multiplayer support
Grandprix
Single Race
Time Trail
You can download it at http://supertuxkart.sourceforge.net/
Nerd News Radio #46: Full of Stars
Posted on May 1, 2008
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Nerd News Radio #46 for Wednesday, April 30th 2008!
New release schedule starting today! Episodes released at 3:30 PM EST on Sunday’s and Wednesdays. 2nd episode this week! It’s pre-recorded, I made the episode on Sunday. We’ll see how this goes. Give me your feedback!
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Shownotes:
Firefox 3 Bookmarks
Dell Eco-PC
3G iPhone June 9
Future of OLPC
Twitter Spam
High End Web Design from Scratch
Be back on Sunday!
DFP - #64 Cool PDF Reader
Posted on May 1, 2008
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Cool PDF Reader is a free very lightweight Adobe Reader alternative for windows users.
features include:
The ability to View and print PDF Files ad free
Quickly convert any PDF File into either TXT or graphics formats such as BMP EPS and JPG.
Supports all the current versions of adobe made PDF files.



