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- The release of Gateway's 100X Pocket PC, which was already pushed back a month from July to August, has now been postponed "indefinitely", which makes us think they might have just killed it altogether. Anyone have the inside track on this? Read... |
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- The release of Gateway's 100X Pocket PC, which was already pushed back a month from July to August, has now been postponed "indefinitely", which makes us think they might have just killed it altogether. Anyone have the inside track on this? Read... |
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- Google now has a built-in calculator. Coool. How about a built-in dishwasher? [Scripting News] |
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- Don't worry it doesn't involve body searches or batteries. Because I will be working sixteen hours a day on Sundays... |
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- First it was Limbaugh, now it is Fox News (slogan)/O'Reilly (visuals)--apparently the only way Al Franken can get people to buy his books is to associate them with conservative-linked icons. Still, I don't know that this was wise, or will... |
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- I wrote PNG support for myPictures last year, along with cleanups of the code. I'd be happy to donate the code to UserLand for incorporation. http://web. sabi. |
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- Missing students found at Disney World Two Michigan State University students missing since July 26 were found Saturday in a... |
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- I bet you kick butt at Limbo dancing. Or I'm a national hero in Loompa Land. Or What are you staring at, fatty? You think you want a piece'a this? Huh, chubbo? |
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- Ping Pong as you’ve never seen it before. ( via Biadawg Blog )... |
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- She will be here tomorrow, with scars and all ("my mom tapes it up and hands me 2 tylenol and some beers; 5 hours later my dad, whos a doctor, sews it up in his office. so now i've got 4 staples (doesnt that bring up a wonderful mind image of a giant old style metal stapler punching skin together) and i can't swim for 2 weeks. sorry dody."). |
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- Miseria de la Cultura - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Is it just me, or is this interview meme getting old? Sam wants me to ask him questions. Okay, sure... What is the most common misconception of your home country that people have? Did you have a childhood hero, and... |
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- There are times when I feel almost guilty watching Jerry Springer and getting a sneak peak into other peoples lives.... |
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- The Radio/Mozilla wizzy editor I've been working on for the last couple of days is now in beta.(I'm usingit to editthis post -- yay!)If you're comfortable running beta software, or if you're a Mac user who likes Mozilla and you're hungry for WYSIYG text editing for your blog, please help test the new feature by following the instructions in this message on the radio-dev mail list.Don't forget to send an email to the list to let us know how it's working for you.While the feature is in beta for Radio users, I'm going to be workingon the Manila version. |
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Idiotic (Aug 12 2003 16:56 GMT) - The goverment wants to create smart stamps that can track a letter/package back to its sender. Stupid stupid stupid!... |
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- If I said black people can't drive, or fat people are less intelligent, that's racism (and whatever the equivalent is for fat people). That the black people or the fat people may not mind (David Brent's argument) is irrelevant. That the person making the joke is themselves black or fat is also irrelevant. If it is wrong, it is wrong. If I said men do not deserve custody because they are not natural parents, or women cannot be CEOs because they are not aggressive enough, that is equally wrong/stupid. |
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- Thanks everyone...except WACKY who doesn't bother me a bit. I |
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- JDOCentral has announed that Sun Microsystems has joined the JDO site as a Charter Member. The move is a good sign of increasing interest on Sun's part of JDO's development. In addition, work on JDO 2.0 is beginning, with the expert group convening today and tomorrow for a private meeting. TheServerSide's Dion Almaer has joined the expert group and will be working on JDO 2. |
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- I'm looking for experiences as well as arguments for and against buying the Canon 10D digital SLR. I've been playing with my current digital IXUS for about 3 years now and I'm looking for options for adding a more sophisticated camera to my increasingly heavy hand baggage when travelling. |
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- THQ has signed a distribution agreement to publish Microsoft's other GBA titles. If you remember, we thought this might happen because THQ are doing much the same thing for handheld ports of Monster Truck Madness and other Microsoft PC titles. The... (7 related) |
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- Everyone's doing it! I have decided to lighten my weblog's complexion, and at the same time weigh its two sides... |
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- AOL Time Warner declined to comment on a report that it was close to agreeing terms of a merger between Warner Music and Germany's BMG. |
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- Aer Rianta has published figures indicating that passenger numbers continued to increase at Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports last month. |
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- Action plans submitted by the various civil service departments and offices are to be published by the Civil Service Performance Verification Group. |
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- Yesterday morning it was 28.5°C in my bedroom even though I had created a draft through the apartment <pant, pant>. Two days ago it was an all-time-high of 38. |
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- The Policy Working Group on the United Nations and Terrorism was established at the behest of the Secretary-General in October... |
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- Nishant Shah considers the Harry Potter books an important primer on pressing political and social issues of today, educating its readers on the topics of discrimination. Shah adds that 'unlike Roald Dahl, who considers magic a mere curiosity factor, Potter?s creator, JK Rowling, along with Lewis Carroll, has naturalised magic as a way of life.' |
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- Somewhere in Kansas, Summer 1960: I was a truck driver on the wheat harvest, working for the Moser family. We cut the grain and hauled it to the grain elevator for the farmers, and we moved north as the grain ripened. On this particular afterno... |
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- Jury Finds Microsoft Infringed Patent By Jonathan Krim Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, August 12, 2003; A federal court jury yesterday decided that Microsoft Corp. must pay $520.6 million to a Chicago technology entrepreneur and the University of California after deciding that the company's popular Internet-browsing software infringes an existing patent. Read More This is a good guide to all innovative people and creative people to have a Patent. |
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- So, we are hitting the quarter-centure mark on Blog Mela this week and boy, does it feel good - especially so, since the 25th Blog Mela also coincides with the Indian Independence Day. Yes, folks - this week’s Mela is going to be up on the 15th, so as to... |
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- yes indeed, Flash Mobs have hit the Midwestern `burbs and your very own Uncle Grambo was there to participate. when Bill from Rochester's own East Alley Records (which, btw, is one of the best indie record stores in the Detroit area) emails you and asks f |
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