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- Governor signs anti-union bill |
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- — You support terrorism if you download that MP3 If you want to get leverage for draconian laws in the US congress these days, the magic word is "terrorism." Previously the magic word was "organised crime," and it still has some potency, since the two can be combined. As we all know (ahem) if you drive a SUV, if you want to encrypt your email or want to keep your reading list to yourself, You Support TerrorismTM. MPAA's Jack Valenti did his best, speaking to the U. |
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Aaaaawww! (Mar 15 2003 21:52 GMT) - Dean Allen has puppies! Oh, I miss the dogs…... (9 words) |
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- "Beat it, Waxy!" -- Homer Simpson, Episode EABF09, aired March 9, 2003... |
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- It's nice to finally hear the voice behind Ftrain.com. You can hear him read Baltimore Conversion (text here) at npr.org. While reading Ftrain over the last few years, I guess I had given his writing a voice in my head of what I thought Paul Ford should sound like. |
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- After seeing this crap I don't plan on visiting Alaska anytime soon. Especially if it passes. Alaskan Plan to Kill... |
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- After my nail appointment (current color: O.P.I. Oh Yeah! |
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Opteron (Mar 15 2003 21:40 GMT) - Guerra a tutto campo, finalmente, tra Amd e Intel. Con il prossimo pesce d'aprile da parte della prima... (una notizia tecnologica di rilievo, una volta tanto...) ciao Beppe |
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Here We Go! (Mar 15 2003 21:37 GMT) - Ooh-boy, Here We Go! I have my first patient. My volunteer coordinator called me yesterday about a patient who needs a volunteer. I'll start visiting her next Friday. Until I receive the full packet of information in the mail next week, I don't know much about her except that she's 76, |
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Ice (Mar 15 2003 21:37 GMT) - ZeroC has released their Internet Communications Engine (Ice). Essentially, it is much like CORBA with some of the more esoteric features left out (but some other buzzword features like XML added). |
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- ObjectSecurity provides commercial support for MICO (including MICOSec Security Services and MICO/MT). |
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MICO 2.3.8 (Mar 15 2003 21:37 GMT) - This is a bugfix only release. Hopefully this will be the last release done from standard MICO CVS sources (single-threaded sources). |
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- Summing up what has happened in 2002: IONA has toughened their licensing terms for ORBacus; AT&T Laboratories Cambridge has closed in April (Duncan Grisby is now the only one working part-time on omniORB); Exolab has discontinued most of its OpenORB involvement; JacORB has considerably slowed down; |
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- Release candidate for ACE 5.3 / TAO 1.3. It attempts to stabilize recent changes to ACE and TAO as much as possible, in addition to addressing various long term problems: Greatly improved CORBA 3. |
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- The major changes over the 1.2.1 release includes: Reduced memory footprint; Improved source code readability; |
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- Highlights of the new features since omniORB 3.0: updated to CORBA 2.6; support for GIOP 1. |
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- Duncan Grisby is now offering commercial supporting for omniORB through Apasphere Ltd. Everything in the omniORB distribution, both version 3.0.x and version 4.0. |
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- Upgraded my Subversion server at svn.cmeerw.net to 0.19.1. |
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- Sooz and I are dreaming of a big road trip this summer. She wants to hang out at Gnomedex in... |
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- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Hugh Douglas was looking for a team, and the Jacksonville Jaguars were seeking impact players. The result was the somewhat unexpected five-year, $27 million contract the former Eagles pass rusher signed Saturday with the Jaguars, who have their salary cap back in order and are suddenly one of the most active teams in free agency. |
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- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Hugh Douglas was looking for a team, and the Jacksonville Jaguars were seeking impact players. The result was the somewhat unexpected five-year, $27 million contract the former Eagles pass rusher signed Saturday with the Jaguars, who have their salary cap back in order and are suddenly one of the most active teams in free agency. |
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- TechDepot.com - SMC Turbo 11/22Mbps Wireless Router/PC Card Bundle $69.95 After Rebate. |
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- According to the webpage for Japanese usage and the post on the Camino mail-list written by waverider. There is a... |
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- Which Humor Troubles the Disposition of YOUR Body?... |
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- On some of the mailinglists the topic of has the net created the protest movement against the war in iraq has come up. As part of the discussion the topic of the role of the net in contemporary social movements. These are some of my thoughts on the way which the net has become an amplifying lens through which waves of social movement build themselves up. |
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- Democracies and Their Spies by Bruce Berkowitz : The other day, I was discussing some of the evidence presented by |
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- Slashdot responds to the Forbes endorsement of the Eldred Act in Forbes on Lessig and Eldred.… |
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- Slashdot responds to the Forbes endorsement of the Eldred Act in Forbes on Lessig and Eldred.… |
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- Ok, maybe not. But I sure thought that at first glance.Yuck. |
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