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Caliendo on Letterman

January 21st, 2008 by Baldy

This is great stuff

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Should There Be A Privacy Line With Life Streaming?

January 21st, 2008 by LinuxChick

Duncan Riley

I had the opportunity to spend some time with Sarah Meyers of PopSnap this week. Sarah was in town to do the videos for the Crunchies, and I had to drive her up to the award ceremony Friday. On many levels she’s inspiring, particularly given that someone so relatively young can make a decent living out of video blogging, and can afford to live in New York.

Source: TechCrunch

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Canadian Privacy Commissioner rejects DRM: don’t give spyware legal protection!

January 21st, 2008 by LinuxChick

Jennifer Stoddart, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, has published an open letter to Industry Minister Jim Prentice, who has been working behind the scenes to resurrect his disaster of a copyright bill, which will import the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act to Canada. The DMCA has been a total failure, resulting in nearly 30,000 lawsuits against music fans, massive anti-competitive effects, and despite all that, no discernable decrease in unauthorised copying.

Source: Boing Boing

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“Rock Band,” “Guitar Hero” drive digital song sales

January 21st, 2008 by LinuxChick

DENVER (Billboard) – In the two months since MTV Networks and Harmonix released the music-based videogame “Rock Band,” players have purchased and downloaded more than 2.5 million additional songs made available after the game’s initial distribution.

Source: Yahoo News

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Best of GIMP brushes: 35+ brush sets (1400+ brushes)

January 21st, 2008 by Baldy

GIMP is an open-source image editing program, one of the most popular image-editing programs. It is supported by a huge open-source community that is open in every aspect – development, source, sharing and participation.

As is common to open-source applications, GIMP too has a huge repository of plugins, scripts, brushes and gradients (we’ve already covered Top 40 GIMP plugins). The open-source enthusiasts pour hundreds of hours into developing the application and its add-ons for no cost, and shares them generously with the community.
There are even pictures of the various brushes a great site to visit if you are a user of gimp or just starting and wondering what can be done with it, Baldy

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