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Welcome to BrianMartinez.org |
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Written by Brian
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Wednesday, 04 January 2006 |
 Hi peeps, this is my web page. It is linked to my weblog, which is filled with my thoughts and ideas. Please feel free to browse and comment. Check out some of my favorite places on the web under links and if you get the time please review my gallery which contains photos of me, work, friends, and family. The random pictures on the homepage are from the "Pets and Friends' Pets" gallery. There is a Brian's News section in which I will review and discuss cool and interesting stuff to me. I am very into technology and gadget of which there will be plenty. There is also a Champaign News section which is news from where I live. Ill discuss the happenings in the Champaign/Urbana area. Expect my restaurant, band, and business reviews along with whatever is going on. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 16 January 2006 )
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 07 April 2006 |
 Damn small Linux, or DSL, is a 50 MB Linux distribution that is so small that it can fit on a compact media such as a USB pen drive. It is jammed pack full of useful applications, a useful desktop, and due to its size it loads very quickly. On the 50 MB distribution you have access web, ftp, and ssh servers as well as several popular applications such as XMMS, Naim, Xpdf, VNCViewer, and the Fluxbox window manager. DSL is a becoming a unique addition to the Linux on the fly distributions. DSL can also boot inside of Windows using the Qemu emulator. DSL is the perfect addition to your tech toolbox. For more information about DSL and DSL gadgets at:
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DSL Mini ITX Systems
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Last Updated ( Friday, 07 April 2006 )
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 06 January 2006 |
 Welcome the "headphones Bluetooth converter." As I understand the product this will allow you to listen to your MP3 player and take a call without taking out our headphones. Instead of plugging your headphones into your MP3 player you plug it into the converter which plugs into your MP3 player. And when your Bluetooth enabled phone rings you can answer the call using the converter with integrated microphone and controls. If it works like it says it sounds like a great product. Following is the original article at Gizmodo.com. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 15 January 2006 )
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