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What Good is an "Interface"?

I just read over my previous post and realized that unless you are already familiar with posting to a number of blogs, it is probably not clear what I am talking about.

The problem is this: you have access to a number of blogs - either ones you have created yourself, or others you are allowed to post to - and you need an efficient way of posting to them. Normally this involves actually going to the blog, logging in, posting, and then logging out.

But what if you want to post to 25 or 50 different blogs, as is the case with the Link Builder Network? This becomes a very time consuming process. Is there a way to create blog posts and just "send" them to the blog?

Yes, there are several programs that will do this, and I've mentioned 4 of them in the previous post. The one we created for our own set of blogs is called "Blogging Central", and you can have access to it by joining the Link Builder Network.

Another New Video - Wireless Barcode Scanners

Here's another video we just produced for Waspbarcode - Wireless Barcode Scanners give you Freedom. This video was produced by Linknet Video, uploaded to many sites, and then this one was shared from Revver using Vodpod which posts direct from a video sharing site to a Wordpress blog.

Awesome Free Graphics

Get free web graphics, Photoshop tutorials and action scripts at the Graphics Club Monthly blog - Free Web Graphics.

For example, here are some free Photoshop 3D box action scripts.

Max is also promoting his new membership site called Graphics Club Monthly, and giving away one free month's worth of graphics.

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IBM to use Cell Chip in Blade Server
Feb 9, 2006 - Linknet Tech News

IBM to use Cell Chip in Blade Server

IBM to use Cell Chip in Blade Server

Feb 9, 2006 - Linknet Tech News

IBM recently announced that it would start building "blade" servers that make use of its highly touted microprocessor called the "Cell" chip. The chip was designed with partners Sony and Toshiba. It is so far only slated to be used in Sony's PlayStation 3 and high-definition TVs from Sony and Toshiba.

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Last month, IBM, Sony and Toshiba extended their partnership arrangement for another five years.

The announcement that IBM would incorporate the Cell chip into a new line of servers is meant to diversify the applications where it is used, and spur others to consider using it. The new servers will be primarily for defense, medical imagery and entertainment applications where high end graphics are required.

Main competitors in this field are graphic chipmakers ATI Technologies, Nvidia and semiconductor giant Intel. Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Nintendo's GameCube game consoles use ATI chips. ATI also supplies chips required by increasingly popular digital and high-definition TVs.

But IBM wants the Cell chip to reach a broader market segment. "Blade" servers, made by IBM, are relatively thin units that are specifically designed for specialized computing tasks. IBM sees them being used in a wide range of settings, including military vehicles.

The chip has been promoted as a "super computer on a chip" because of its special capabilities. It includes an IBM Power processor at its core, with eight additional processors helping it along.

For the chip to gain wider acceptance, IBM needs to convince outside programmers to write software that takes advantage of Cell's special capabilities. But that may be difficult since Cell's architecture is so different from other chips.

One specific problem with Cell is a common one -- it generates a lot of heat. This makes it unlikely that the current version will make it into mobile devices.

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