Thank goodness Google has come to the rescue with this general release of Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office, just weeks before the clowns in Redmond pull the plug on the much-loved and incredibly useful Live Mesh beta, while ensuring that Windows Live Mesh does not and will not support Windows XP. Way to go, Google. You too Redmond. Both doing what you do best…
in reference to: Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office (view on Google Sidewiki)03 March 2011
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03 February 2011
Google Sidewiki entry by Russell
This article really needs to be updated to take into account Custom and Predefined Filters, in terms of which many of the instructions are now obsolete or incorrect.
in reference to: How do I exclude my internal traffic from reports? - Analytics Help (view on Google Sidewiki)31 January 2011
Google Sidewiki entry by Russell
Don't bother downloading the manual from this particular site, unless you're totally comfortable with Spanish!
in reference to: User manual SAMSUNG SF-365TP Printer - User guide SAMSUNG SF-365TP - Portuguese - Diplodocs (view on Google Sidewiki)27 January 2011
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29 November 2010
Google exec: 60% of businesses could dump Windows for Chrome OS | Tech Sanity Check | TechRepublic.com
This is brave talk! Microsoft are doing some amazing things in the cloud at this stage. So this is going to be a long, cold, and tough war!
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19 October 2010
No link?
If there’s an online campaign, why no link to it? Perhaps try this one:
Rabbis Take a Stand! The official Women of the Wall website
http://womenofthewall.org.il/
"SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) -- A group of North American rabbis has launched an online campaign to support women who want to pray at the Western Wall with Torahs and prayer shawls. The 28 rabbis, calling themselves Rabbis for Women of the Wall, sent a letter Monday morning to seven Israeli leaders urging protection for those women."
- Rabbis launch campaign for Women of the Wall | JTA - Jewish & Israel News (view on Google Sidewiki)
18 October 2010
Google Sidewiki entry by Russell
Full marks to Microsoft for releasing the latest version of its free software suite, Windows Live Essentials 2011, including Windows Live Mesh/Sync.
Less 50% for dropping support for Windows XP in Live Essentials 2011.
No problem, you say? Just carry on using Live Mesh Beta if you still have Windows XP devices in your Mesh?
Wrong! Live Mesh Beta will only exist until the end of Q1 2011. Take that, you rat!
Less another 50% for punishing XP users because it took Microsoft almost a decade to release a viable alternative to Windows XP.
It’s obvious what Microsoft needs to do to show some respect for its increasingly reluctant installed base: provide support for Windows XP in Live Essentials 2011 (Mac clients are supported, why not XP?), or simply extend the life of Live Mesh Beta indefinitely for existing users.
Knowing Microsoft, though, it will choose the 3rd option: do nothing.
19 September 2010
Google Sidewiki entry by Russell
Wow, we’ve certainly come a long way! Back then, it was the British occupation that prevented us from exercising our religious rights at the Kotel. Now we have a Jewish government that prevents Jewish women from sounding the Shofar, carrying a Torah and reading aloud from the Torah at the Kotel. Once it was British tyranny that Zionism and the Yishuv needed to overcome. Now it’s the tyranny of the ultra-Orthodox and their camp-followers. Progress indeed!
in reference to:"Under a British law in Palestine passed in 1930, Jews were forbidden to blow the shofar at the Kotel, pray loudly there, or bring Torah scrolls, so as not to offend the Arab population. Despite this restriction, for the next seventeen years, the shofar was sounded at the Kotel every Yom Kippur. Shofars were smuggled in to the Kotel where brave teenagers defiantly blew them at the conclusion of the fast. Some managed to get away - others were captured and sent to jail for up to six months."
- YouTube - Echoes of a Shofar (view on Google Sidewiki)
13 September 2010
Google Sidewiki entry by Russell
Yes, “recognition” (whatever that means) of Israel as the Jewish State is important, but certainly not important enough to derail the peace process, such as it is. Israel exists on the ground. That fact is far more important than any recognition. And, to be honest, how many of our people and institutions would pass the test of recognition for the Palestinians?
The issue of continued or resumed settlement building activity is a real show-stopper, and one can hardly blame the Palestinian side for seeing it as such. What’s the point of negotiating over the pie while one side eats the pie as they speak? I actually cannot believe that a sane society is prepared to countenance the possibility of these peace talks failing over the issue of settlements that are important to only a tiny minority of Israelis and Jews!
You said:
“In contrast, Interior Minister Eli Yishai claimed that "we need to face the truth and not hide our head in the sand. I am very sceptical. I do not believe that the Palestinians want political negotiations."”
Well, many of us no longer believe that the Israelis want political negotiations!
"In contrast, Interior Minister Eli Yishai claimed that "we need to face the truth and not hide our head in the sand. I am very skeptical. I do not believe that the Palestinians want political negotiations.""
- PM demands Palestinians recognize Israel as Jewish state (view on Google Sidewiki)