Blogarithms
Doug Kaye's thoughts on web services, web hosting and managed services.
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Arthroscopic Knee Surgery II. Wow! I had a lot of requests to post the Arthroscope photos of my wife's knee surgery. I don't have a scanner, but I was able to re-shoot them using the macro capability on my digital camera. Here they are:
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| Lower-right shows the torn meniscus. See the ball (femur) on the top and the socket below. | Knee 1 | Knee 1 Large |
| They pull the bones apart to slice away loose meniscus. | Knee 2 | Knee 2 Large |
| Lower-right shows the finished job. No flap remains. Fuzzy stuff on femur is arthritis. | Knee 3 | Knee 3 Large |
Posted Friday, August 17, 2001 3:21:33 PM 
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Links. I've added a link on my homepage to my list of resources. These are links to software, on-line tools and books associated with web hosting. If you're a web-hosting customer, I think you'll find something of interest. [Source: Web Hosting and Managed Services}
Posted Friday, August 17, 2001 1:19:10 PM
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Opportunities for CDNs. Web Review author Andy Oram writes in Three Unconventional Sources for High-Bandwidth Internet Growth: "A massive demand for symmetric, high-bandwidth connections may foster an underground industry that can bypass the incumbent telecom network. I'll suggest three possibilities here; I'm sure others will emerge if people use their imaginations." [Tomalak's Realm]
Andy's first application (teleconferencing for the home) is too narrowband for CDNs, but the second (computer-mediated education) could include substantial streaming content. Cachability will vary, of course. The last category (low-budget entertainment) is sure to be a big category. We're already seeing content like that from BMW Films taking off, and of course there's the distribution of Steve Ballmer's screaming chicken impersonation. Okay, so the stuff from BMW Films doesn't qualify as low-budget, but you get the idea. I'm probably preaching to the choir, but CDNs need to pay attention to opportunities in this category.
Posted Friday, August 17, 2001 11:13:17 AM 
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