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JavaPosse is neat...

Posted by pelegri on November 08, 2005 at 09:14 PM | Comments (3)

Not too long ago I thought it would be neat to try an audioblog of Java News... Not a very original ideal perhaps, and it turns out that Tor Norbye, Carl Quinn and Dick Wall have been doing a very good job with The Java Posse. They carry a pretty good set of Java News and Interviews and are already in volume 11. Cool!

A pitty that my car does not have an MP3 player... maybe I'll have to finally break down and get one. Anybody knows of a good, not too expensive, solution for my Prius?


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  • You could try an FM transmitter that plugs into your lighter outlet, although as you are driving a Toyota you can remove the radio and interface and iPod directly with it. You then just use the CD controls on the radio to control it. I think Clik & Clak did a piece on this recently... take a look at their site chat forums for more

    Posted by: jonbruce on November 09, 2005 at 06:45 AM

  • Or you could just convert the MP3 back to audio and burn it to cd. I know that Roxio CD Creator on Windows and K3B on Linux allow you to create
    audio CD projects and will automatically convert mp3s back to audio when you click burn.

    Posted by: bhills on November 10, 2005 at 03:39 AM

  • Thanks for spreading the word!

    I don't have a MP3 player in my car either, but I do have an ipod. I just use one of those $15 tape player adapters (you stick the cassette in the tape drive, and it has a chord that hooks up to the headphone jack of the iPod). Makes my commute a lot more interesting.

    Posted by: tnorbye on November 18, 2005 at 12:49 PM





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