Martin Durkin has about as much credibility as any Holocaust Denial perpetrator, or any Kansas City School Board who wants to discredit Evolution because it has the word ‘theory’ in its title.
Category: technology
General technology, not anything in particular
Podcast Gear and New Media Gear – Broadcast Mics
The top 4 broadcast mics are compared head-to-head. Two Electro-Voice, 1 Heil and 1 Rode. Good demonstration of the Heil articulation bump. And a nice demonstration of the increasing scale of clarity and sibilance as you compare Rode, EV, and Heil mics. Mark and Laura do a good job with the comparison. read more |… Continue reading Podcast Gear and New Media Gear – Broadcast Mics
Frontline: News War (Episode 2)
The subtitle to this whole episode should be Caged Heat: Reporters in Jail Reporters are more and more being coerced into revealing sources for the stories they file at their respective newspapers and networks. Two reporters at the San Francisco Chronicle broke a story about the steroid scandal at BALCO (Bay Area Lab Coop), a… Continue reading Frontline: News War (Episode 2)
Frontline: News War (Episode 1)
Judy Miller says she was only as good as her sources. That her sources mis-informed her, that she trusted them too much, trusted they wouldn’t mislead the the President. Knight-Ridder stood up as Clark Hoyt wrote that ‘nothing’ had changed in Iraq. They were no bigger threat now than they were 10-15 years ago. Eventually… Continue reading Frontline: News War (Episode 1)
Stack Based Computers
Stack based computers will be the next scripted podcast for Carpetbomberz Inc. If you don’t know what a stack-based computer is, do a Google search and apart from the Wikipedia entries on it, there’s some interesting ACM papers. For embedded CPUs that need hard real-time performance, it’s the only way to go. But what about… Continue reading Stack Based Computers
Bomb Run – 021 Show Notes
Full show notes for the Carpet Bomberz Inc. podcast episode #21
Finally, a minor contribution
One of my favorite passtimes is to listen to a podcast called the Dawn and Drew Show. And let me tell you when you join their message board you begin the understand the value of Listener Generated Content. Adam Curry has benefited from this too with his podcast Daily Source Code. I’ve sent a few… Continue reading Finally, a minor contribution
Word 2007 test post
I’m recommitting myself to my podcast, Carpet Bomberz Inc. I’ve been too timid in publishing regular podcasts due to worries over whether or not I had waited long enough for interesting things to happen in my life in order to report on them. I have been reading Michael Geoghagen’s book Podcast Solutions in the early… Continue reading Word 2007 test post
Test of Contribute and WordPress
linktribution CSTB I just wanted to see if this would work. It appears that Contribute 4 from Adobe has three main pre-configured blog authentications setup in in it. Blogger, Typepad, and WordPress. Since I’m testing this WordPress blog, I thought I would devote a few entries to interoperability of the new Contribute and WordPress. So… Continue reading Test of Contribute and WordPress
Test no. 3
Since I first fired up this Blog to tryout WP2.0 I haven't tried very hard to put it through its paces. Some things like plug-ins are what I find most facinating about WP2.0. I know some big bloggin websites that have relied heavily on plug-ins for their functionality. What plug-ins do you think are the… Continue reading Test no. 3
