Monthly Archives: July 2008

iPhone Remote and iUbiquity

Posted on July 29, 2008 by Mark Szpakowski

Apple’s Remote iPhone app is a true jewel: it does one thing really really well. In my case, I have an iMac upstairs in my home office, wirelessly connected over AirTunes to my downstairs speakers. Now I can be in … Continue reading →

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OpenID slays password antipatterns!

Posted on July 6, 2008 by Mark Szpakowski

Evan Prodromou‘s open source Twitter-like site identi.ca supports OpenID for logging in. This basically means that if you have set up an OpenID with an OpenID Identity Provider, and you want to sign in to a site that supports OpenID … Continue reading →

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Financial markets live on price-inflating bubbles?

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Mark Szpakowski

Avner Mandelman has an interesting, and possibly critical, argument in a recent Globe and Mail article, In a world where money moves at a mouse click, Fed’s in a tough battle. Excerpts: Money supply is the monetary base times the … Continue reading →

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