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September 30th, 2006,
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BBAuth

Yahoo’s developer network has been doing a lot of cool stuff for a while now and this is the latest, BBAuth browser based authentication API lets third party apps access Yahoo user’s data (with their permission) to mash it up and offer new services.

September 29th, 2006,
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Harsh Words for Windows

I want to stop posting so often about Apple but damn it, that shit is funny !

September 29th, 2006,
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Downey Jr. to Play Iron Man

I was expecting a taller more “actiony” actor for it but this is actually a great choice, Robert Downey Jr. will play Iron Man in the upcoming Marvel movie.

September 28th, 2006,
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R8

Audi announces the R8 and suddenly, I don’t want a Porsche no more. Of course that’s more of a rethorical issue anyway ;). [Update] Don’t forget to click the link for the popup if you have a blocker, I’m not talking about the station wagon.

September 27th, 2006,
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Turning Torso

Some kind of blog but not a blog about the gorgeous Calatrava designed Turning torso in Malmö.

September 27th, 2006,
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VIP Hosting

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September 25th, 2006,
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Web Directions North

A very very promising conference is coming to Canada, Web Directions North will be held in Vancouver February 6th to 10th. A superb lineup with lots of speakers I’d like to hear. I’d be considering this seriously if it wasn’t right in the middle of the time I’m supposed to not be in Canada.

We’ll see how that goes, maybe I’ll choke on the escape and be close enough to head west. Then again, another thing stopping me is that it’s pretty expensive. Not as much as some others but compared to SXSW which lasts twice as long for a quarter of the price, still not the best deal.

I wonder if Northern Voice, which is usually around that time, will try to match up their event, maybe a couple of days before or after to make the whole thing almost a week long.

September 25th, 2006,
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Bon Cop, Bad Cop hits new high for Quebec box office

The bilingual cop movie Bon Cop, Bad Cop has taken in more than $9 million at the Quebec box office, making it the highest-grossing film ever in Quebec.—Bon Cop, Bad Cop hits new high for Quebec box office

September 24th, 2006,
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Les 6 cultures d’Internet

Un superbe article de Martin Lessard, qui propose une vision d’internet en 6 “couches” successives, des origines militaires aux “opérateurs de symboles” du web 2.0 d’aujourd’hui.

September 24th, 2006,
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Beam Me Up: Apple’s iTV strategy is iChat on steroids

The level of technical sophistication and application integration required to make this work is beyond Microsoft within the next year or five years from now. So where Windows Vista will bring a variety of older Apple OS features to the PC desktop, Apple’s Leopard will go far past the desktop metaphor altogether and introduce friggin’ TELEPORTATION.—Beam Me Up: Apple’s iTV strategy is iChat on steroids

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