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- I've lost count of the number of Javascript scripts I've seen floating around that include the equivalent of the following code snippet: if (document.all) { element = document.all[id]; else { element = document. |
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RSS died? (Aug 11 2003 10:58 GMT) - Seems that the RSS support died before releasing Alpha 1. Well, all I can say about that is, .... .. wait for Alpha 2! : |
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- ONLINE NUREMBERG ARCHIVE "One million pages of documents from the Nuremberg trials of Nazi war criminals will be made available on the internet if Boston's Harvard University can find the necessary money. Harvard's Law School has already posted 7,000 pages on one of its own web sites but it says it needs as much as $7m to make the entire Nuremberg archive available." |
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- Sept astéroïdes ont été nommés en mémoire de l'équipage qui a péri dans l'accident de la navette spatiale américaine Columbia. Les astéroïdes nouvellement bapti ... |
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- Sept astéroïdes ont été nommés en mémoire de l'équipage qui a péri dans l'accident de la navette spatiale américaine Columbia. Les astéroïdes nouvellement bapti ... |
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- Hillary Clinton On The Tonight Show With Jay Leno As I prefer to watch the video, in the future I also see value in Lisa posting her content as many other media types such as audio. In the future smart aggregators will be sent out looking for the type of time sensitive news that makes the most sense for |
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- bigFORTH is a native code Forth... |
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NatoLadder (Aug 11 2003 10:56 GMT) - NatoLadder Alpha release... |
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- IT-Analysis.com Aug 11 2003 5:35AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Aug 11 2003 5:10AM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Aug 11 2003 5:32AM ET... |
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- Hold The Front Page Aug 11 2003 5:12AM ET... |
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- Independent Aug 11 2003 5:13AM ET... |
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- Mad.co.uk Aug 11 2003 5:13AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Aug 11 2003 5:10AM ET... |
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- ZDNet Aug 11 2003 5:14AM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.Internet.com Aug 11 2003 5:30AM ET... |
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- Ah, that's it. I figured that it was something that I had done, and not NewsGator's fault. Thanks, Greg. :)[posted by milbertus] |
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- I moderate the e-Business Club at ecademy. The e-Business Club is a private club for businesses and individuals who are involved in the internet industry. This includes web designers, internet marketing advisors, domain name sellers, hosting companies, ISPs, usability and accessibility consultants, search engine experts, web copywriters, cd-rom and presentation producers etc. So far, we have 70 members, and the forum is fairly active - and has already achieved business between members. If you haven't joined, and involved in e-business, you can join here. |
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- Via KurzweilAI.net, a Washington Post story on free access to medical research: [T]he vast majority of the 50,000 to 60,000 research articles published each year as a result of federally funded science ends up in the hands of for-profit publishers -- the largest of them based overseas -- that charge as much as $50 to view the results of a single study online... Why is it, a growing number of people are asking, that anyone can download medical nonsense from the Web for free, but citizens must pay to see the results of carefully conducted biomedical research that was financed by their taxes? The Public Library of Science aims to change that. |
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- SEOtop10.com today announced that it has discovered holes in Google™ Adwords, which can be exploited to make lots of money online. [PRWEB Aug 11, 2003] |
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- ARTzWeb.net has evolved web hosting to new standards offering customers professional web hosting services at an affordable price. Throughout the past 3 months, there have been significant enhancements on all host network servers. Customer websites are now hosted on one of UK’s top web hosting networks. [PRWEB Aug 11, 2003] |
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MyHTPC (Aug 11 2003 10:53 GMT) - this looks handy. wonder could i get it to show TV? does look cool.... |
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- ] According to [Marshall] Brain's projections, laid out in ] an essay, "Robotic Nation," humanoid robots will be widely ] available by the year 2030, and able to replace jobs ] currently filled by people in areas such as fast-food ] service, housecleaning and retail. Unless ways are found ] to compensate for these lost jobs, Brain estimates that ] more than half of Americans could be unemployed by 2055. ] ] Dire, indeed. But Brain, a Raleigh, North Carolina, ] father of four and founder of HowStuffWorks, is probably ] not the kind of guy one would expect to see sounding the ] alarm bells over a futuristic robotic revolution. Brain is his real name. |
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- (US) "Speaking with his friends, he was probably engaged in illegal drug use." [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(95%), $propaganda_theme2(70%), $use_is_abuse(95%), $propaganda_theme4(95%), $propaganda_theme5(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $alcohol(100%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- Falcheck of The Bureau of Narcotics Investigations. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(55%), $propaganda_theme1(55%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme3(55%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $narcotic(100%), $alcohol(50%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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