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EloquentSpace | I Hack and Tweak Everything
http://www.eloquentspace.net/blog
EloquentSpace's tag line is "I Hack and Tweak Everything." So as you can imagine, the blog is centered around technology.
We post how-to's, reviews of software and hardware, articles, rants and raves, industry news, and have in-depth discussions. We also get into some non-technology related stuff from time to time as well.
- Added on: Oct 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Daniel Kelly
- Listed in: Hardware Programming
- Tags: reviews hacks tweaks Linux controversy mods
Recent Posts
News Flash: Felony Franks Interview!
We’re still doing the interview with Felony Franks, or more specifically Jim Andrews – the owner. That’s actually not what this micro-post is about though; I wanted to bring a news story to your attention if you haven’t alread...
Make Chemistry Fun with Pure Sodium!
Just an idea I had that I wanted to get on paper... err documented. This will allow you to make pure sodium and probably get you killed in the process!...
Run Windows 3.1 and 95 on your iPhone!
This is pretty cool, I have to say... useless though. There is no on-screen keyboard and no way to hook up an external keyboard via USB either, so at this point it's nothing more than something kind of cool that you'll use maybe once then promptly un...
Upcoming Interview with the owner of Felony Franks!
Later this month, EloquentSpace Blog (a.k.a. Me, Daniel Kelly) and a friend of mine named Kris will be doing an exclusive interview with one of Chicago’s most unique and somewhat controversial business’ owner – Jim Andrews of Felony...
Make Your Router Shine With DD-WRT
I’ve been using Linksys networking products for a long time, along with a few other brands, but mostly Linksys; Being a division of Cisco gives them a lot of street credit in the geek world. I had few problems with their switches, their HPNA pr...
Google Wave and The Cloud
Could it end the still infant sharepoint era? I guess it depends on how much trust people have in the cloud. I have quite a bit – arguably too much trust in it as is reflected by my overuse of it. It is ironic though, that in a frenzy to get in...
