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Well, how do everybody? Welcome to the new revamp studio here at the new Gaff. Still haven't

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come up with a right name. I still kind of like the Curry Cottage have thought up a number

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of different names. Curry quarters, camp curry, the curry crib. Nothing really strikes

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my fancy yet, so looking for ideas for that. As you can tell, I've kind of got the equipment

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all set up again. Hold on, I'm still rearranging everything. Yesterday, spent a shit

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load of time yesterday being Sunday, Monday for those of you in Australia. Here's what

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I did. You have to understand I had about 50 boxes, 5-0, 50 boxes up here in this space

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that I have on the third floor, which is pretty much the length of the house, and it's

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all wood floors. It's completely clean, recessed lighting. It's exactly what you'd want

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for an office studio and hang out. The problem is, the stairs up to this third floor, so

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narrow, that there's very little I could actually bring upstairs. Now, you know, I got the

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big ugly green thing up here because the guys saw it in half for me, but I had no furniture,

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so it was impossible for me to literally unpack stuff. So Saturday, Patricia, I had to run

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to home base, which is an equivalent of, you know, what channel might be or home depot

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in the US. And while we were looking for other generic stuff, which had to do with the

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rest of the house, because of course, my portion is very unimportant. I saw a desk, one

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of these, you know, IKEA, like, put it together, yourself things, and even though it's

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a sit down model, it has exactly the right shell spaces and stacks to put a miniature

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version of the studio up and at least get it running. And spent all day yesterday, putting

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it together with the included Alan Rensch and Rensch's, I might say, with my screwdriver

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and my head off, I followed the directions completely and believe me, this is not something

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that I do a lot. Turns out I'm actually pretty good at it. It looks all right, and I also

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bought a nice chair to go with it, which I also had to put together. The reason I got all

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this stuff, I could literally throw it into the car and put it together and get something

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up and running, because I got a lot of stuff to produce before I leave Wednesday morning

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is when I leave for San Francisco for about 10 days. Also, I had to record with Christina,

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which I was going to do last night. But you know, sometimes when you put equipment back

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together, the weirdest crap happens, I'll give you one example. I had the settings,

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the all the EQ and the dynamics and the compression and everything that I had at the old

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cottage, I had it all set up just perfectly. And I thought I had it saved, but I hadn't.

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And I'd said, you know, it's this Yamaha Alpha Whiskey 16 golf digital, who howling, you

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can save the scene, essentially all your settings, I neglected to recall that you also

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have to save the song data, because that is what it's attached to. And so, of course,

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I spent a whole bunch of time figuring out how this fucking mix works again. And then there

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was like a hum, and not just a little hum, it was a very noticeable, like a ground loop

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hum. These things can be total shit to track down. So I went to like a quarter, 12 midnight

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last night, I was tracking the hum. Finally found it. I had a hum or in my monitor. And

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I'm not quite sure why, but of course, the first steps to resolve that are to plug the monitor

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into a different circuit on the house, which means, of course, I'll have to buy, oh, I don't

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know, about 35 feet of extension cord to get to it. Another wall outlet that has another socket.

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So needless to say, it's had the usual trials and tribulations of getting everything back together.

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This, by the way, is officially a daily source code episode number 526. Sorry, I didn't mention

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that right off the bat. I've got a best of Charlie lined up for you, because I still have the

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vote of phone bandwidth, which, by the way, I have to say, is quite amazing. Now, of course,

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it costs, was it 49 pounds a month, so about a hundred bucks a month. And they do say that there's

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unlimited bandwidth with little asterix that means you can only really download about a gig.

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So I've been very careful not to not to break the kind of the policy of downloading too much.

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Of course, I do have to download best of Charlie's. I have to upload best of Charlie. So that is

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definitely is eating into my budget. And Christina, of course, you know, Christina's, I mean,

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I told it don't start up lime wire, don't do any of this other stuff, because you'll be out of

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bandwidth. It'll be a huge problem, because, you know, of course, the broadband doesn't actually

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arrive for another week and a half, at least. And I'm still only hoping that it'll be in by then.

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Let's see. So was it Friday that the sky satellite installer was supposed to drop

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by I can't remember if I told you the story or not. And so we were waiting, you know, he called

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it 10 to 9, said I'll be there sometime between nine o'clock and one o'clock. And then I got a call

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which went to voicemail, probably unfortunately, but it wouldn't have made much difference.

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You have the driver can't find your house, which, you know, come on. This is the Beverly Hills

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of Guilford, my friends. It's very easy to find addresses here. I mean, particularly with,

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with UK post codes. And, you know, so anyway, so please call back. So you call back the number.

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You go through the whole fucking menu tree. I should have recorded it. It was so ridiculous.

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You finally wind up with the if you have an appointment today. And then you press that option.

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And then the announcement says, well, you've called it a very busy time. Please call back later.

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And then you get disconnected. So I finally wound up going through sales and then got into the

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right support, you know, group, which I think they're all in Ireland for sky, at least it sounds

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like they're all from Ireland. And, uh, oh, I'm sorry, sir. The installer couldn't find your house.

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So we canceled the appointment. We have to set up a new one. You know, like, can you do it Wednesday?

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So no, I can't, you know, and what is this fucking sorry excuse for, you know, that you,

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he couldn't find the house. You know, are you a satellite company? Yes. Have you ever heard of

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satellite navigation? I mean, it'll drop you off right in front of the house. So needless to say,

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it didn't matter how much I pitched or moaned. I have an appointment now for the end of the month.

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So I had to go out and get some free view boxes. This is this digital video broadcast stuff,

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which is very successful, by the way, here in the UK. So at least we have a good clean picture

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now on the aerial on the roof. But I was pretty annoyed that, you know, that the television,

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we need our TV, we need to see big brother. So I've got that square to away.

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Just isn't quite the way I wanted it to happen. Anyway, the vote of phone ban with just to get

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back to that is actually pretty good. You know, I can do email quick enough. And I've set up the airport.

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I had to do some funky routing because, you know, it's kind of funky to route through the

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year power book, a USB network adapter. So there was some actual command line stuff I had to get into,

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but I was able to set it up luckily. Now, of course, now I have to go into town and prove that I'm

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over 18 years old to the, to the fine folks at vote of phone because they have some kind of,

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let me say, I'll actually read it to you. If you try to go to, oh, even if you go to myspace.com.

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So I go to myspace.com and then up pops this fine warning, which says content control restricted access.

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You are not able to access this service because vote of phone content control is in place.

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If you're over 18 years, you can easily remove vote of phone content control. Go to about content

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control below for further information and details about how to remove it. And this is the fun

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thing. So you click on about content control and then they give you all their policies, but they don't

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actually give you a number or any way to remove that. So you wind up calling in, going through

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another menu tree and then you have to essentially assign yourself a pin number, then you have to go to the

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store with some kind of identification and then they'll take that off. By the way, it's not just my space

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that has been blocked. Blip TV and any of the of the video sites, not BTpodshow.com, by the way.

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Now that I've mentioned, I'm sure it can't last more than a day before that gets flagged as

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completely inappropriate. So it's kind of interesting that they put that in from the outset.

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Don't mention it when you order the stuff would have been nice to have known beforehand.

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Let me see, before we get into the best of charity today, here's promo.

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The soul of the city is playing with corruption. Every day, cops see death. But for the first time,

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I felt it. I used to believe in justice. Now, come on the end.

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Working with dead cops is a step, isn't it? It's so big.

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You're both lucky to still have your bad eyes. I have no more of that bullshit.

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That's fun with that important. How do you make it do it? I'm taking charge of the situation.

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You're making a big mistake. No, I'm correcting more. I've got a clean shot.

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Hold it, I can take it right now.

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If you thought the last show was intense, you ain't seen nothing yet.

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Yeah, I was a port citypedi brand new episode out now. You got to check it out.

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This was the episode. I think I was supposed to be and unfortunately,

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I couldn't make the shoot date, which I really bummed out about because

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those guys are doing some amazing shit on an amazing budget. You have to check it out portcitypedi.podshow.com.

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Of course, even though I am going to do it, man, I almost don't have to do a best of

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Charlie. I've been talking so much so far. I was at 13, 14 minutes.

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Everybody's been talking about the new iPhone and amidst all of the the big move of 2007 and

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all the boxes. Of course, I think I read, I was in gadgets coverage, their live blog coverage.

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I was pretty cool, actually. I think they must have had a two-man team. We just refreshed the page

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and then there'd be a timestamp and then whatever Steve had just shown or done or whatever was

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happening on stage and then the next time you refreshed those posts would actually have pictures in

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them. So that was pretty damn good. And of course, I think you can download the keynote

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from Mac world now, from the iTunes music store. Haven't done that just yet because, well,

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the whole photo phone thing, right? I have to say, just looking at that phone.

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Here's what happened to me. I'm looking at the phone and all of a sudden, and that's not a

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drumstick hitting my cowbell, my friends. Now, of course, then the whole controversy everywhere in

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the blogosphere about it being a closed box, will it actually work about it not coming out

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until June or July? And just look, this phone looks fucking awesome. It has just about everything

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in it that you'd want. Although I do want to say a few things about it. And particularly because

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on the same day as the iPhone announcement, Nokia or Nokia came out with the the new version of

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their internet tablet, the N800. And I was sent one as a gift, I'll say, not to review, but just

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as a gift from Nokia. And I did want to report on what I think about this thing because it essentially

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has kind of the same dimensions, I think, as the iPhone. Now, it's not a phone. It's an internet tablet,

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which means it has it's I guess the idea is to enable all of the functions that you use the

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internet for. And mainly, I almost think mainly multimedia applications in conjunction with

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either a Wi-Fi network or with through Bluetooth with your phone. So, of course, I have the E61,

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which I love very much, which I bought on my own, Nikol. And I've been using this device for

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about a week now. No, less than a week. What is it? About half, yeah, four, three, four days.

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And this is probably exactly the opposite in what would you call it?

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It's an opposite culture that is trying to be built up around around this internet tablet. I presume

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at least, because it runs on Linux. And I think it's a Debian is the flavor of Linux that it's

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that it's running. So, there is an active developer forum. And this is essentially exactly what

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everyone is talking about. If the iPhone is coming out, since it has OS X on it, which is also a

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version of Unix, or that's what it's said to be running on, we'll be able to run applications

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on it. And the answer came back, because no, absolutely not. It's a close box, and you can't do that.

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Whatever. And so, there's a lot of people screaming and yelling. Now, if you look at the

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at this internet tablet, it has some amazing things built in that were, I think some of them

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developed by Nokia, but all all open source, all based on Debian Linux. I think they're all open

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source, at least. You can make, there's a little camera that pops out. You can make internet-based

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phone calls, video phone calls. I've actually tried one forks amazingly well with your presence

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managed through, see, I have an account on G-talk. So, that's the, the Google chat and

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and talk server video service or community, I am service. That's what it is.

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It has a very interesting way of knowing when you are using your finger to touch the screen versus

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the built-in stylus. I'm not a big fan of stylus. I just want to be able to touch stuff with

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my thumbs or my fingers. And so, we'll bring up a larger version of a keyboard. This is the first

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observation I have. Typing on any type of touch screen. I don't care if it's on the iPhone or

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if it's on an internet tablet. When you actually have a screen that portrays a keyboard,

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yeah, it could be even a full-size keyboard. It is definitely not the same thing as using a regular

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keyboard or even the tacit response you get from using real keys like on the E61 on the phone that I have.

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So, I think a lot of people may be a little bit disappointed just in general about the speed

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and the re-learning you have to do to be able to type quickly and efficiently using an on-screen

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keyboard because I found it reasonably difficult. Now, what's really nice about the Nokia tablet

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is first of all, it works now and it has a full-fledged browser in it, which does JavaScript and they

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even have a version of Flash which kind of works Flash 7. So, it doesn't work with every site.

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Unfortunately, it doesn't work with all of Pod Show yet, at least not with the MASH board and some

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other places where we use Flash 7. I think that they're trying to get Flash 8 licensed into it.

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But if you look at the two devices side by side and I'd have to say that I'm very happy with the

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phone that I have. I don't necessarily need to have a phone, but I love having a larger screen

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something with audio, with video that can do all these things that connects up to, you know,

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basically the world. I think that that's something to look at. But if I showed this to Patricia or

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Christina, I think they'd probably cast the decide within five minutes of looking at it because

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it no way does it reflect that fantastic interface experience that I saw on the iPhone.

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So, you know, for all of the the back and forth thing that we're doing, look, either you buy the

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iPhone and enjoy it, or if you're such a great developer and you want to create fantastic applications,

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take a look at this. This to me seems like exactly the device the community is looking for.

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It does Wi-Fi. It does any other, you know, any type of connection. I think it even has

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an infrared. It might even have infrared. It's which is seamlessly between Wi-Fi or my 3G phone.

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So, I don't even have to think about that. It has a streaming media player. As I said, it has the

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full-fledged web browser. It has a personal information management, you know, I map email.

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And of course, you can download all kinds of applications. For the geeks, it has an x-term,

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yeah, you can drop right down into a command line and you can you're actually in a shell on this

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device. You know, let's let's show the world that we actually can do something phenomenal. And let's

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port some really fucking cool applications. The number one would be open office. Port open office

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to this device and we have a huge fucking winner. It has it already has a PDF reader, but it doesn't

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do office documents. So, you know, anyway, I'm kind of going off on a tangent here, but it's

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definitely something worth looking at. Because, well, not just, I just love for some of these

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people who are yelling so loudly about Apple creating it. Who the fuck cares what Apple does.

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Let them do whatever they want to do. Let them sell the candy they want to sell. That's fine.

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But everyone's saying, oh, you know, we have to be able to muck around with it bullshit.

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Oh, my go find something that's useful that actually is out there and saying, hey, come

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muck with me, please. And you can do that with this N800. I was not paid for this endorsement,

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but I did receive a free thing. But I really mean it. Let me see, was anything else I wanted to

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talk to you about. No, I don't think so. I think that's that's enough for right now. All right,

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so I still have this best of Charlie. I'm trying to think what I should do now. If maybe I should

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just leave, just leave that until tomorrow, since I've done such a phenomenal update,

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yeah, that's what I'll do. I'll just close this down for today. We will call it a full

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fledged episode daily source code 526 tomorrow. Then I will bring you, I have two more best of Charlie's

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lined up. Of course, it was all scheduled out perfectly to the time with the with the two weeks

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that I thought I would be off the air. And as it turns out, well, I could use two more days.

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And then Wednesday, of course, is this travel day. So we'll be getting back into the swing of

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things very soon. I would love for you to start calling into the voicemail numbers again.

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And what I promise I'll do is I'll set up, I'll make some photos of the inside here so you can

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follow along. Right on. Okay. Anything else? Yeah. I just found out Trash comes on Tuesdays.

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We got a shit load. And everything will be kind of back to normal by midweek after I get into

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San Francisco and we back. So get your promos coming in. Oh, I know what I had to say.

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Remember what I told you about that movie, Stomp the Yard? It was the number one movie last week

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and brought an over $20 million dollars. And if you want to find out more about it,

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it's stompthepodcast.com. Costs us World Tony will talk to you all about it. He's got a couple

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of episodes there about the movie. And it's exactly what I predicted. I told you was going to be

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number one movie and voila. The number one movie of the weekend over 20 million bucks. Fantastic.

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Splenda with us for another another quarter of a year. I'd love to hear more about your

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flavour experiments. So call that into the voicemail or send me an email at him at podshow.com.

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And of course, if you want a great deal on a domain name, check out godaddy.com. Use the checkout

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code dsc3 for a really good deal for a year's worth of a domain name. Funness.

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I don't know about the sound. I got to work on that. It was kind of pissing me off.

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It's, uh, I had it so beautifully tweaked. Anyway, uh, as I said, I'll get some pictures going.

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So you can see what it looks like. I'll put those up on the on the on the weblog at curry.com.

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And I'll have another update tomorrow. And tomorrow I actually do this the best of Charlie. It's

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quite a good one. I have to say, uh, from, uh, let's see who did this, uh, Tino. Tino from the

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Netherlands did one. I think you really dig it. He dug up some some old stuff.

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Okay, everybody. Uh, hope you don't didn't find this a waste of time since it was really just

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about me and about my world and my diminished world and small scope of view of the past two weeks.

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I can't wait to get back out into the real world again and get some shit done.

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Uh, show notes at dailysourcecode.com. I'll talk to you tomorrow. Everybody. Bye. Bye. Now.

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