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- Samsung have issued a press release on their GPRS wristwatch phone. The phone supports WAP 1.2, Bluetooth and Speakerphone technologies, easy to read 256 OLED (Organic Light Emitting Display) colour screen that features generous 96 x 64 pixel resolution and 40 Polyphonic Ring Tones. What, no flash player? |
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- This last week has been Turn Off the TV Week. I don't own a TV and haven't watched TV in about 12 years. When I went away to college I didn't buy a TV for myself, and I've never really seen the need to do so since then. The few times I have watched TV (at a friend or family member's house) it only reminded me why I don't usually bother. My younger sister used to watch a fair amount of TV but now she doesn't own one either. |
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- Ruutukaappauksia Mac OS X 10.3 "Pantherista"? Nämä eivä |
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- Saturday's Counterpunch has this article: Elaine Cassel: The Other War: Bush Administration and the End of Civil Liberties. You want something horrifying? |
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- Patterns for Building Enterprise Solutions. This new patterns catalog captures the knowledge of seasoned developers. Each pattern contains a simple, proven mechanism that solves a small problem effectively, and the patterns can be combined to build complex systems. [MSDN Just Published] |
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Foolish (Apr 28 2003 05:56 GMT) - How can I be so foolish that I was not able to see? I told people that he made me... |
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- I am in love with somebody who doesn't even care about me, or probably ever will. Sometimes I feel like... |
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HIPAA Blog (Apr 28 2003 05:56 GMT) - Over a year ago, health care attorney Jeff Drummond launched HIPAA Blog, where he posts information and resources on medical... |
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- software to help manage email discussion lists... |
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- An advanced filtering HTTP/1.1 proxy server... |
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- Full-feature DVD ripping, transcoding and CD burning program... |
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- New port knutclient version 0.6.0: A visual client for UPS system NUT... |
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- eWeek Apr 28 2003 0:19AM ET... |
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- This weekend's GNOME app: gnome-sensors-0.9c. |
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- This weekend's KDE apps: Boson 0.8, KWappen 1.1.4, KnowIt 0. |
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New Design (Apr 28 2003 05:55 GMT) - obviously. I suffer from Blog Template Deficit Disorder, sorry. I have tested this on Opera and IE6 on Windows. If... |
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- Apparently slashdot is starting to feel it's own pain. Now they're limiting use of RSS downloads to only once an... |
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- The SARS outbreak has caused a drop in retail sales, a slump in demand for some exports and a near-collapse in tourism. By Keith Bradsher. |
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- The two buildings in Baghdad offer a clue to the future shape of the country's vast but rudderless oil industry. By Sabrina Tavernise. |
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- Two of Iraq's prominent television news anchors turned up at their war-ruined studios on Sunday, ready for the cameras to roll again. By Jane Perlez. |
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- At the first-ever conference of state poets laureate Sunday, the poets spoke of poetry's resurgence, thanks to politics and the Internet. By Dinitia Smith. |
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- Utne magazine is scaling back its use of reprinted material in favor of original writing, expanding its cultural coverage and dropping "Reader" from the title. By Burl Gilyard. |
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- Dell has named agencies to handle direct-marketing duties on its account with billings estimated at $50 million. |
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- The chief of Cordiant, the big agency company, keeps a steady hand in trying to halt its decline. By Stuart Elliott. |
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- MONDAYPersonal IncomeMarch. |
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- The following equity offering is expected this week:. |
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- The Treasury's schedule of financings this week includes the regular weekly auction of three- and six-month bills today and a four-week bill on tomorrow. |
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- Cisco Systems, which became all but synonymous with corporate networking in the 1990's, is continuing an aggressive push into the wireless business. By Laurie J. Flynn. |
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- Strauss Zelnick, a former top executive of both BMG Entertainment and 20th Century Fox, a man who wears black, is fashionably tanned and consorts with the music and movie elite, agreed to pay $60 million earlier this month for Lillian Vernon, the catalog company. By Tracie Rozhon. |
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- Indian resort casinos in the Southwest have recently become lucrative magnets for top comedy and music acts. By Joshua Brockman. |
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- Terry Clark, whose family runs a pest-control empire in Stockton, Calif., believes he has a better way to find termites: monitoring the methane they expel. By Teresa Riordan. |
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- A privacy complaint filed last week with the Federal Trade Commission argues that contrary to law, some reviewers for the online retailer Amazon.com are children. By Ian Austen. |
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- DVD singles, digital videodiscs that typically include two music videos along with extra features, represent a market that is just beginning to be charted by the music business. By Chris Nelson. |
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- The Bush administration told drug companies that many of the techniques they use to sell their drugs run a high risk of violating federal fraud and abuse laws. By Robert Pear. |
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- Bank One is seeking to sell its corporate trust business for more than $1 billion to focus on credit card and retail operations, executives close to the company said. |
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- A trial begins to day in a class-action lawsuit that pits retailers against Visa and MasterCard. By Jennifer Bayot. |
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- Millions of low-income Americans face the loss of health insurance or sharp cuts in benefits under proposals now moving through state legislatures. By Robin Toner and Robert Pear. |
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- "Honeytokens," seemingly enticing bits of information that are actually useless, are embedded in databases and systems as decoys for hackers. By Nicholas Thompson. |
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- Federal prosecutors in the Enron investigation have notified as many as six executives who formerly worked with the company's broadband division that they could be charged as early as this week with securities fraud and other crimes, people involved in the inquiry said. By Kurt Eichenwald. |
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- Three leading providers of electronic mail accounts said they have started to work together to develop ways to reduce the unwanted commercial messages, or spam. By Saul Hansell. |
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- In a move that thrusts it into the contentious area of digital commerce, Apple Computer plans to introduce an online music service. By Matt Richtel. |
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- Two former star Wall Street analysts are expected to pay almost $20 million in fines and penalties and agree to be barred from the securities industry. By Landon Thomas Jr. with Gretchen Morgenson. |
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- This article provides a good reason why you should (A) never claim to have friends in the CIA; and (B)... |
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- The party went well yesterday and the boys all had a good time. Mike came over after EJ & Sherry's wedding - I had to miss it for the birthday party, but I didn't want him to miss it too. He said it was really nice, and I wish I could have been there for it. They make such a wonderful couple - I wish them nothing but the best in their life ahead together. Today I have been busy on several different projects around the house, and even a few web related ones. |
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- The party went well yesterday and the boys all had a good time. Mike came over after EJ & Sherry's wedding - I had to miss it for the birthday party, but I didn't want him to miss it too. He said it was really nice, and I wish I could have been there for it. They make such a wonderful couple - I wish them nothing but the best in their life ahead together. Today I have been busy on several different projects around the house, and even a few web related ones. |
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