Nik Kalyani's Irrationally Exuberant Musings on Technology
DotNetNuke forums user odontech has posted an excellent collection of DNN-related links which I am reproducing here:
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Community
· A community of over 300,000 members
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· [link] Web Farm Support
· High Traffic Reference Sites
· [link] DotNetNuke itself handles ~ 15 million... 
The schedule information displays for public transportation in the U.S. tend to range somewhere between ho-hum to crappy. Either you have the paper schedule posted under plexi-glass or you have giant, ugly LED or OLED displays. On my recent trip to Melbourne I was totally impressed with the displays at the tram stops.
This display rocks! It is clear, concise and most importantly, real-time (note wireless... 
It seems like there are widgets everywhere. Apple added widgets to Tiger through the cool Dashboard feature. Yahoo has a whole section of its site devoted to widgets.
I greet widgets with a mixture of emotions. In 1999, when I created my venture-funded startup, my world-changing idea was to bring the web to people in the form of mini-applications that provided identical functionality with a web browser, a... 
I am pleased to report that the Baby Edutainment System is now operational and works as expected.
I went against my geek instincts and ended-up getting an eMachines computer. I always viewed eMachines as complete garbage, but it appears that since Gateway bought them, the quality has improved significantly. Here are the specifications of the machine I purchased…nothing phenomenal, but not a wimpy... 
