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useful (Apr 01 2003 20:58 GMT) - Browser screen captures in any browser, any version, any operating system.... |
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- David Gurteen's latest knowledge letter points to Peter Fryer's nice little site called trojanmice.com. Fryer explains what he means by the term 'trojan mouse' thus: Much change is of the ‘Trojan horse’ |
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- Tony Smith of The Register has a very good review of Apple's smallest PowerBook: It's easy to be impressed by a new computer when you've only had it for a few days. It still smells fresh, nothing's been spilt on the keyboard, it still looks shiny. And none of the... |
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- Se ha preguntado recientemente que puede hacer por la paz? En la cabeza de todos esta la preocupación de la... |
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- Se ha preguntado recientemente que puede hacer por la paz? En la cabeza de todos esta la preocupación de la... |
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- i can't claim this as my own but, what do you get if you cross johnny vaughan and michael owen? |
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zwan lake? (Apr 01 2003 20:54 GMT) - ok, now i'm really confused, i mean-- two bands, that’s just greedy isn't it? |
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google.ac (Apr 01 2003 20:54 GMT) - is this google wannabe supposed to be some sort of joke?? it's just totally pointless. also, this x-ray might explain a few things, be sure to check out the wall behind him! [both items via mefi] |
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scotland (Apr 01 2003 20:54 GMT) - i went to scotland today, aberdeen to be precise-- and very nice it was too. it was my first ever trip north of the border, so i didn't really know to expect to be honest, men in kilts? alas not, however i did have a little trouble deciphering what the taxi driver was saying, but we did get to where i wanted to go, which was good. i also found out during the return flight that a friend i used to work with in woolworths a few years ago is now an air stewardess for british airways. how cool is that. |
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x-men (Apr 01 2003 20:54 GMT) - yes, sex sells. but, i thought it was x-men, not sex-men. [via dyfl.com] |
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- it's going to be the most ultimate show possible-- ever, and it's happening on april 16 at earls court, and i've got standing tickets, and yes it's been sold out for months [thank you ebay for the bargain]. coldplay with feeder and ian mcculloch, but we only really care about coldplay and more importantly feeder [sorry ian]. this will be the third time that i've seen both band, and rather impressively [i think] the uk will also be the third different country that i've seen coldplay in. it will also be the third time this year that i've seen feeder, at one point we were going to try and see them in every month in 2003, but march didn't really work out and i can't see us going all the way to japan next month either. |
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- anyone who is still slightly confused by the trackback functionality of movable type should give this beginner's guide to trackback a look. i must admit it took me a while to get my head around it, until i found out exactly what the auto-discovery feature was, and what it did. |
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- paul boutin asks whether the baghdad blogger is for real? details on radiohead's new album hail to the thief, which is going to be released on june 9. |
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Oscars 2003 (Apr 01 2003 20:54 GMT) - results from the 2003 oscars and golden raspberry awards. |
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- the mirror project wants your money. |
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- the outbreak of war has ousted sex and britney from internet search engine's top search terms. |
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- Strand Releasing Home Video |
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- Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment |
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- Home Vision Entertainment |
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- Home Vision Entertainment |
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- The Criterion Collection |
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- Music Video Distributors |
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- Guardian Unlimited Film |
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- Heute flatterte wieder eine Mail der ADC (Apple Developer Connection) herein. Unter anderem gab es auch einen Hinweis auf eine |
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- Dear Jaime: Thank you so much for your interest in the Wesleyan Freeman Asian Scholars Program. Decision letters have been mailed, but because of the length of time that it takes for mail to travel from Connecticut to you, we... |
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- Dear Jaime: Thank you so much for your interest in the Wesleyan Freeman Asian Scholars Program. Decision letters have been mailed, but because of the length of time that it takes for mail to travel from Connecticut to you, we... |
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- I have received more email from a simple graph I posted here and at the Command Post than any other post I have written. I titled the post No Comment Needed. Evidently I was wrong. Given the obvious interest in... |
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- [Unfortunately, as Giles is still recovering from a rather cruel April Fools prank involving a packet of instant noodles, a can of tuna, and thirty six mummified cats, there will be no edition of Life on Earth today. Instead, here's a repeat of the classic British drama 'A Voyage Round My Father'] Son: Dad? Father: |
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- Iraqis are beginning to help coalition forces in their efforts to oust Saddam Hussein. FOX News has this report. |
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- With music industry sales continuing to plummet, Sony looks to lay off about 1000 employees, while BMG is set to... |
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Shopaholic (Apr 01 2003 20:49 GMT) - I love love love to shop online. If I don't have to go into a actual store to buy something I'm perfectly happy with that. It's my preferred way of doing business. I love that it comes to my door and I can send it back if I don't like it - which luckily is a rare thing when I order something online. What makes me sad is when a store I love or a brand I love doesn't have an online store or they just have a coming soon page, so you can't even look at their products online.... |
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Lazy Days (Apr 01 2003 20:49 GMT) - Calling in sick to work and sitting around all day is great. I've called in and confirmed my contract signing... |
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- Net: Take a look at the BitTorrent bandwidth graphs if you get a chance. The BitTorrent release of Red Hat 9 resulted in a nice smooth ramp up to 1.4 gigabits per second of download traffic, which has been trailing off slowly over the following 20 hours... wow. |
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- It is time to rise up from the oppression and lies that have kept us in denial for these many months! It is time to come out and take back what is rightfully ours as a people! Our individualisms have been jeopardized! Our french fries have been obliterated! How much longer must we sit under this regime of idiocrats as they pluck the very essences of Americanisms from our glorious plume of freedoms? |
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- It is time to rise up from the oppression and lies that have kept us in denial for these many months! It is time to come out and take back what is rightfully ours as a people! Our individualisms have been jeopardized! Our french fries have been obliterated! How much longer must we sit under this regime of idiocrats as they pluck the very essences of Americanisms from our glorious plume of freedoms? |
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- In response to my previous post on aggregators, David commented: Sounds like what you need is a client/server Remoting based aggregator set. Where you have a server running at home that downloads all the feeds, and then you have multiple clients that just grab the stuff. Exactly. What I kind of had in mind was something that runs and collects whatever feeds I'm subscribed to. |
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- Numerous uncredited 'inside' are identical to Stratfor's sitrep, intel, and combat reports. What's going on?! |
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- Marc writes to tell me that our former employer Salon has survived yet another brush with death. Amazing.... |
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Hydra (Apr 01 2003 20:47 GMT) - Hydra is a basic text editor with syntax coloring for popular languages and Rendezvous-based collaboration features for pair programming. |
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- J2EE 1.4 provides the groundwork for Web services development with J2EE, as well as important tool enhancements, new standards for application deployment and server management, integration and security enhancements, and improvements to J2EE's web app development capabilities. |
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- Language inspired by Orwell set to fool hackers: A new programming language from a group of Auckland-based computer-language experts is making waves in the software development world. Dubbed NewCode, the language promises to revolutionise software development, as the language makes it impossible to express a security vulnerability in a program's source code. ... "The compiler is itself programmed in NewCode," says Jones. |
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- There's no way I'm going to catch Mena anytime soon but I'm now the number 2 player on BlogShares. Neat-O!... |
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