Author: Stephane Venne

Stephane Venne (aka Ennev) is an IT consultant with a broad range of interest. Ennev been using computers since 1978. So he has the emergence and fall of various technologies, this give him a good perspective to evaluate the current trends. What is his great quality in this business? He’s as interested to tech as he was in 1978. So he still maintain a BBS (80’s tech) and is embracing the newest technologies. His expertises also extend to hardware, video, audio. This blog will focus on the tech side of its interests. Expect to find link to tech news, Tests and preview of open source application, iPhone/iTouch apps. This blog is also a testing ground for the WordPress platform, so expect evolution and changes on a regular base.

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Live From The Field

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Just testing Postie, give more features than the original wordpress when you want to post from email. so far so good.

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.99$ well spent

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So like it happen to me from time to time I lost a gadget, this time my iPod touch. Got inside a cab in a hurry and at the end of the evening realized that the iPod was no longer attached to my belt. Like I said it was not the first time it happened…

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The end of an era

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Wasn’t my first experience with a webpresence, but in the late 90’s that where i was hosting my realaudio stream before podcasting was invented. I’ll miss you GeoCities. It was really Internet to the people. In a time where we where more producers than consumers. CNET: Now closing: GeoCites, a relic of Web’s early days

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Be affraid, be very affraid (Podcast test)

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Little test with Blubrry http://m.podshow.com/media/1132/episodes/151947/oddandnot-151947-04-23-2009.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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Won’t hurt you knowing more about open source alternative

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The future seem to be there : Gartner: Open source gains while proprietary software declines Applications are free yes, but theses solutions still need devellopers and support. scienta est potentia

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Maybe is good for java but what about MySQL ?

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Oracle getting Sun but have good point, but i’m worried to what could happen to MySQL will it endup just a dying form of Oracle-light? Oracle to buy Sun in $7.4 billion deal

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Vista/7 more secure than Linux and Mac OS X | Hardware 2.0 | ZDNet.com

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Could it be true? http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=4146&tag=nl.e539

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WordPress impressions (take 2)

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So this is strike 2. Was editing my document before with an on line editor and it had to fail. Bye bye long post. Was basically describing my experience so far with the WordPress platform and self hosting my blog instead of relying on blog services like blogger, LiveJournal, vox etc. For years (like 2003)…

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Conficker wakes up, updates, drops payload | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com

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It’s really happening guys! http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=16082&tag=nl.e589

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The new hitchhiker guide to the galaxy?

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From Yahoo news: Astronaut Class of 2009 Has No Spaceship WASHINGTON – Nearly five decades after announcing the seven original Mercury astronauts, NASA is again set to reveal a new class of spaceflyers. But the 2009 astronaut class will be the first in nearly 30 years that will enter training without the prospect of flying…

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