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Sites that I found interesting for September 22nd 2008 through September 29th 2008:

TIVO new User Interface in testing, features Picture in Guide - Tivo is cooking up a user interface with a complete new look- Featuring Picture in Guide (PIG) with ability to display picture while peruse user guide.
TV Pack 2008 and Beta MSDTVVDEC.DLL - [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 18th 2008 through September 22nd 2008:

The Present and Future of Ruby and Rails - O'Reilly Broadcast - In this interview with O'Reilly, Chad and Rich discuss where Ruby and Rails have gone in the past year, whether RESTful composition obviates the need for ORM, what's interesting in the [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 17th 2008 through September 18th 2008:

Rare Viking-era shield found in Denmark - Danish archaeologists say they have found a well-preserved Viking shield that is more than 1,000 years old.
Search Server Express 2008 - Download Microsoft Search Server Express for free. Enables enterprise level searching.
TwitterKeys: Enhance your Twitter conversations [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 15th 2008 through September 17th 2008:

Microsoft and Cray to unveil $25,000 Windows-based supercomputer - Microsoft and Cray are set to unveil on September 16 the Cray CX1, a compact supercomputer running Windows HPC Server 2008
Kick ass web tools to help launch your next web business into success - [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 10th 2008 through September 11th 2008:

Free NBC television shows in HD - NBC is offering one free High Definition episode of each a dozen different television shows. They’re great to show off of the HD quality of the shows and a good way to try before you [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 9th 2008

Google to sell TV ad time for NBC Universal - NBC Universal will offer advertising time from several of its cable networks for Google to sell through its Google TV Ads service as part of a multiyear advertising, research, and technology partnership, the companies announced Monday in [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 8th 2008

iPod roots traced back to 1970s UK - In 1979 Kane Kramer from Hertfordshire filed a patent for a digital music player that stored just three and a half minutes of music to a solid state chip - limiting media options to just one short song.
RealNetworks to [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 5th 2008

Play With Spider - Flash 3D - An experimental project to make a realistic and natural spider in Flash, combining math and graphics.
Stormpulse / Hurricane tracking, mapping - Pretty cool site for tracking hurricanes and tropical storms
USB drive letter manager - USBDLM - USBDLM is a Windows [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 4th 2008

Google Updates Picasa And Web Albums To Version 3.0 - Google is calling Picasa 3.0 (beta) the next-generation of photo-editing software. New features include facial recognition capabilities.
Mozilla Fires Back At Google: Our JavaScript Engine Runs Faster - Mozilla posted data from a speed test that pitted Chrome's [...]

Sites that I found interesting for September 2nd 2008 through September 3rd 2008:

Google trashes their own “Do No Evil” policy with Chrome - … By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any [...]