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Continue reading →: Lance-wannabes: New Trek and CicloSport
VeloNews: 2003 Tour de France Special Coverage h4. Trek aims for new heights with Madone Waterloo has been particularly tight-lipped about its latest high-end road racer, which will replace the 5900 Superlight. Lucky for us, information has just leaked out on the bike that Lance (and possibly his teammates) will…
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Continue reading →: Tour de France Starts Today!
Yippee, the Tour de France starts today and so does my collection of TdF blogs and other sites. Here we go: * Jeffrey A. Cross: Tour De France Trivia. Jeffery has got all the trivia about the 100th anniversary TdF * “canal OLN site”:http://www.letour.fr/2003/us/index.html. The officical site for OLN. Too…
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Continue reading →: Rivendell Review…
PR3. One of my favorites sites, Roadbikerider reviews a all-purpose bike calledl the Rivendell Rambouillet. I almost bought it just because I’m a Lord of the Rings fan. In any case, for $2K, you get a 22 lb bike that is indestructible. Something to think about. Doesn’t have couplers though.
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Continue reading →: iRider
a little ludwig goes a long way: iRider. Ludwig like iRider as a browser. Gary likes Firebird. I’ve tried Firebird. A nice one, but it is kind of true that I’m satificed on browsers. What more is there. Now when you ask me about PTP programs its a whole different…
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Continue reading →: Why Aren't PCs Faster?
a little ludwig goes a long way: Partitioning of processing power. Great thoughts as usual by John. Main question is, why when we’ve moved from 300 MHz to 3 GHz processors, standard Windows and Office applications aren’t 10x faster at all. But, with video games, we are seeing incredible advances.…
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Continue reading →: Error blog
a little ludwig goes a long way: Audit Blog?. Another great idea by ludwig. A blog makes much more sense than the system event log. Error should really be free form text rather than forcing things into fields that don’t mean much. Just look at the audit log of XP…
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Continue reading →: United Airlines — Not!
united.com. Yikes, after flying with them this week, I won’t do it again for a long time. It took us hours to get out of O’Hare but the scary thing is why given that it was clear and beautiful and it wasn’t about weather, but I think about minimum maintenance…
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Continue reading →: Campy 2004 and other cool hardware
Well, the Tour de France is about to start and delightful new gear is appearing. First there is the new Shimano Durace 10-speed coming out. No word on whether they are going to do a triple, but given that it is 1/3 less than Campagnolo Record, good to hear. Also,…
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Continue reading →: Ritchey Break-Away
Google Groups: View Thread “Ritchey “Break-Away” bike — opinions?”. Been looking at a bunch of custom bicycles with S&S couplings. Great in the $1300-1600 for the frame plus $400 for the couplings. The Break-Away is an $1,100 frame, but what about the quality. Here are some notes from rec.bicycles.tech. Great…
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Continue reading →: PTP and Information Hiding
While researching the latest move by the RIAA to “sue”:http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=10195 individuals, I ran across some interesting papers: * CSC 8990 Seminars. The first paper is on how PTP actually works and a good description of how to use conventional digital signature techniques to hide who is talking to whom and…
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