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Miguel’s guesses as to what MSFT will announce at Mix
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pmueller is frustrated with the state and pace of innovation in the Java world
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talked to Jason about this last night at Faultline; how to leverage differentiating technologies 101
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i concur
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Mark’s slides on the S3 Engine here at MySQL Conference - ODF versions available, outstanding
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how’d Sagadahoc get left off the list?
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Ted’s educated opinion on what is without question significant news from the Adobe gang; Flex is open source
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cool - this works on an LG CU320
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really have to get around to this: wonder if S3 will let me serve this up?
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Doesn’t S3 charge you for data uploaded or downloaded?
I have a buddy that turned me on to Jinzora and I started to go for it until I found MP3Tunes.
For $40 a year, MP3Tunes.com gives you unlimited storage and unlimited up/down bandwidth. It has a fine web interface for accessing your collection from anywhere, has a Python client for synchronizing your collection, supports automatic cover art importing, and has an open API that you can code against for alternative front ends. I use my TiVo as a music player with their service. It’s great.
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