Tunlr is a web site that let’s you watch on-demand video streams from U.S.-based television networks outside the U.S. I’m able to watch ABC, CBS and MTV TV shows on my Mac. MTV even streams some shows in HD quality. Looks great! I can watch full Saturday Night Live episodes on Hulu, pretty cool. Tunlr …
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Iodine is a software that let’s you tunnel IPv4 data through a DNS server. If you’re wondering why on earth you’d ever need such a thing, read here. You basically need a client (in my case an Apple MacBook Air) and a Linux server (see here for some super cheap low end Linux VPS boxes) …
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I’m currently running an AdWords campaign for my new project wheniskeynote.com. Since that web site is strictly non-commercial and won’t ever generate any revenues I have to bear the costs for the ad myself. It’s more like a test to learn how Google AdWords works and how it could be useful to me in future …
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