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- Cultural things I have been doing websearches on: - Muppets trivia. - The Baez/Dylan relationship. I have plans to watch Revolutionary Girl Utena tomorrow night, and indefinite plans to watch Buffy (for more or less the first time) at some point in the future. I think this is all probably good for me. |
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For Jim (Feb 28 2003 02:48 GMT) - #3dbeef... |
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- Running Samba on the Mac OS X Server. Mac OS X Server differs from Mac OS X in how it deals with the configuration of Samba-based services. In this excerpt from Using Samba, 2nd Edition, learn how to set up SMB files and printer shares, enable client user access, and monitor activity, all on Mac OS X Server 10. [O'Reilly Network Articles] |
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- SimPy: Simulating Systems in Python. Do you have a complex system with limited resources and random events? Maybe a simulation will help you uncover essential truths. Klaus Mü |
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- Radio references Going crazy with macrosRadio Userland for developers |
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- eBay has developed a serious problem with sniping; the current response is to develop a better sniper. I propose a revision to the end-of-auction process, such that sniping becomes pointless. |
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- From slashdot:The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has released a well-written document that is a must read for every web programmer out there. This security document is not about firewalls, encryption and patching. It's about common, highly |
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GEOUrl (Feb 28 2003 02:24 GMT) - GeoURL is a location-to-URL reverse directory |
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LazyWeb.org (Feb 28 2003 02:24 GMT) - Do you have an idea that you think others might be able to solve? |
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- Slashdot has an interesting article and discussion on the sweeping changes in the I.T. industry. I enjoyed the post pasted below the industry waves. |
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Live Birth (Feb 28 2003 02:24 GMT) - We love our internet friends, but we had our hands full during the delivery. Others, it seems, are a bit more handy with the multitasking...... |
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- Forbes just put out its well thought-out list of 85 breakthroughs since 1917 (sneakers) that have revolutionized the way we live |
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- Have you ever examined a system you thought was broken into but you weren't sure? Find out by checking the MD5's! |
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- Easy licensing for developers seeking to turn their software loose. |
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- Mike Langberg of the Merc put up his 5 technology predictions. |
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- A multipurpose cell phone that also serves as an FM radio, walkie-talkie, garage door opener and TV remote control. |
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- The International Children's Digital Library now open! |
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- Looks like some folks at IBM have had moderate success in getting P2P adopted within the corporate enterprise. |
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- Simple security advice for peon's. |
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- The purpose of Long Bets Foundation is to improve long-term thinking. |
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- tangle creates links between pages automatically based on how users move from one page to another. tangle proxies connect together in a peer-to-peer network for scalability |
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- From the Yeah.... we knew that already department; Companies are starting to realize the need for structured data. |
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- Site has interesting 'inside' info from Microsoft. |
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- Freenet is a large-scale peer-to-peer network which pools the power of member computers around the world to create a massive virtual information store open to anyone to freely publish or view information of all kinds. |
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- MPN spreads short voice messages through a web of trust; credibility decays until a threshold where the message is dropped. It comes with a program for recording and sending messages as well as plugins for XMMS and WinAmp that queue received messages for |
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- Builds GXML 'Knowledge Maps' |
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- Small-screen HTML rendering technique that slightly reformats web pages to fit within the bounds of small displays. |
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- Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. and its subsidiary NTT DoCoMo Inc. have developed a device that attaches to your PDA which uses the body's conductivity to transmit data at an amazing 10 megabits per second. |
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- Collaborative filtering systems resources |
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- Low friction, user-to-user problem solving, all platforms. |
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- Prayer Update I wrote recently about Wilma Hansen, a friend of mine who underwent arterial blockage clearing surgery followed two days later by triple bypass heart surgery. She was scheduled to come home yesterday from the hospital. Setting aside the amazement that I have that a doctor would even consider sending a bypass heart patient home after only five days of recovery in the hospital, she's doing very well. |
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