Angela managed to upload a couple of pics to her blog from our recent trip. I’m remarking on this not so much because of the quality of the pics, (I’m in them afterall, how good could they be? ) but because she used Picasa combined with the Hello service to post them to her blog. It was a very easy thing to do, the BloggerBot even resized them for her. I got the feeling she was rather impressed with how easy it was to do.
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Much to the chagrin of my geeky side, yesterday while trying to figure out how to remotely check messages on our new answering machine, I accidentally erased the greeting instead of the message and had to record a new one. I recorded a new one, but in the course of telling Angela about this little…
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So I left you all hangin’ on the rest of the day. Frankly, I didn’t really feel like blogging it live. Trust me tons of people were blogging it, you’re not missing much by my not. I was really turning the focus of the things Dvorak was saying, and the RSS discussion Dan Gilmor was…