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- Forme d'élitisme basée sur le choix du mode d'hébergement d'un journal web. Les victimes du syndrome du type amovible s'enorgueillissent d'avoir installé elles-mêmes leur propre usine a journal web, et affirment ainsi leur différence par rapport aux personnes qui ont choisi d'utiliser les services d'une plateforme d'hébergement et de publication de jouebs. C'est "une différence qui se marque aussi par une opposition et un rejet : « Nous ne sommes pas comme nos voisins »". La citation ci-dessus provient de Cramoisi dans un article qui s'interroge sur le syndrome inverse : |
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- Ouh là! Là je me suis bien amusé! Voici un petit clip que j'ai tourné et monté hier soir. Vous allez enfin pouvoir entendre mon ouvre-bouteille Homer en action... |
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- He had those terrorists 'wrapped around his finger' Bah! |
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- Scientific-Atlanta shipped 387 thousand Explorer 8000 home entertainment servers in the fiscal year 2003, including 158 thousand in the fourth quarter. These are DVR/PVR boxes. The company also shipped 197 thousand HD set-tops in fiscal year, including 58 thousand in the fourth quarter. All in all, the company has shipped more than 300 thousand high-definition set-tops. [Lydia Loizides] We've got one of each of these stacked up nicely in our TV stand... |
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- There have been assertions of an "RDF Tax". Not having an opinion on the subject, I decided to do a little investigating. In particular, I sought to identify the highest potential "ceiling" to the RDF tax. ... |
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- [[es:Jules Bordet]] (working on it) |
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- Der Weltsicherheitsrat wird voraussichtlich noch in dieser Woche einer neuen Irak-Resolution zustimmen. Die USA hoffen damit auf einen Ausweg aus ihrer misslichen Lage im Irak. Heinrich Bergstresser kommentiert. |
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Speed Saves (Aug 13 2003 19:24 GMT) - Glenn Reynolds argues persuasively that systems producing faster knowledge save lives. |
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- Absent Democrats may be fined $57,000 each: Seventeen Republican state senators Tuesday voted to fine Democrats up to $57,000 each if they do not end a boycott that has kept the Senate from passing a Republican redistricting bill. Republicans are pushin |
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- For the past few weeks, there's been the Asian Film Festival organised by the Austrian Film Archive, with an open air cinema at the Augarten park in Vienna. It's also an extremely nice place to sit outside with a few drinks on a warm summer night, so I've been going there on something like a 3-4 times per week basis (sadly, the open air cinema will close on Sunday, even though the festival will continue at another cinema well until late September). I usually go there by bicycle; the film start fairly late and usually end around midnight, and riding a bicycle through the quiet streets of Vienna after midnight sure beats travelling on a stuffy tram or subway train. Okay, so it seems I rode almost 200km on my bike in the last few weeks. |
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- For the past few weeks, there's been the Asian Film Festival organised by the Austrian Film Archive, with an open air cinema at the Augarten park in Vienna. It's also an extremely nice place to sit outside with a few drinks on a warm summer night, so I've been going there on something like a 3-4 times per week basis (sadly, the open air cinema will close on Sunday, even though the festival will continue at another cinema well until late September). I usually go there by bicycle; the film start fairly late and usually end around midnight, and riding a bicycle through the quiet streets of Vienna after midnight sure beats travelling on a stuffy tram or subway train. Okay, so it seems I rode almost 200km on my bike in the last few weeks. |
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- For the past few weeks, there's been the Asian Film Festival organised by the Austrian Film Archive, with an open air cinema at the Augarten park in Vienna. It's also an extremely nice place to sit outside with a few drinks on a warm summer night, so I've been going there on something like a 3-4 times per week basis (sadly, the open air cinema will close on Sunday, even though the festival will continue at another cinema well until late September). I usually go there by bicycle; the film start fairly late and usually end around midnight, and riding a bicycle through the quiet streets of Vienna after midnight sure beats travelling on a stuffy tram or subway train. Okay, so it seems I rode almost 200km on my bike in the last few weeks. |
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Fine! (Aug 13 2003 19:24 GMT) - By now you've probably heard that the remaining members of the Senate, in the absence of a quorum and without... |
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- Create a simple database with your preferred websites and webPageMonitor will check them in a batch. |
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- This story was one of the hot stories earlier this summer, but the media appears to have lost interest (this is the only citation i've found): After a naval destroyer, in eyesight of porpoises and killer whales, was caught by a tourist boat and other fish |
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- Besides fixing the fight over who can gerrymander, proportional representation has been shown to increase voter turnout, which is at an all-time lo... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- http://www.kavkazcenter.com http://www. |
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- The reason anyone might care, outside the band’s Trekkie-like cult of fans, is that Pollard may be the most prolific... |
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- Aug. 13 - Students at Clay-Chalkville High School are coming to grips with the death of a classmate killed in a car accident. |
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- Aug. 13 - A Tuscaloosa police officer pushed from the top of a second-floor stairwell is hospitalized, and the person accused of pushing him is now on the run. |
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- Aug. 13 - The Army says its burning of chemical weapons in Anniston has gone completely according to schedule, but some homeowners say they're already paying. |
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- This past weekend I went to the SF MOMA to check out the latest exhibits. I must admit that I always find the random "modern art chairs" they display to be one of the cooler parts of the museum. Maybe it's because I can at least get my head around sitting in one, and can think about how it might be nice to have such a funky chair in my house. It's a bit tougher to feel the same connection towards a canvas that has been painted entirely white. Now, Intel, in their ongoing quest to co-opt the WiFi brand into their own Centrino offering has spent some of their promotional money on a WiFi chair. |
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- Aug. 13 - A suspected arms dealer who thought he was selling a missile to a terrorist bent on shooting down an airliner was arraigned on federal charges Wednesday. |
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- Aug. 13 - President Bush said Wednesday "we're upbeat" about the economy despite soaring budget deficits and a frustratingly high unemployment rate. |
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- Aug. 13 - Actor Brad Garrett of CBS' "Everybody Loves Raymond" does not intend to return to work on the hit comedy until he receives a salary increase. |
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- Aug. 12 - Ashton Kutcher gave Jay Leno some good joke lines about his May-December romance with Demi Moore. |
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- Website Results is now 24/7 Search, as the online ad company looks to further capitalize on the central role of search in the current online ad market. |
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- The No. 2 chipmaker looks to replace the generic x86-64 moniker with its own 'AMD64' stamp of approval. |
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- REALbasic 5.2.1 - Object-oriented visual programming environment BBAutoComplete looks like a neat plugin for BBEdit and Script Debugger users. |
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- AOL Time Warner, Inc., announced today it is planning to change its corporate identity to "War, Inc." [More] |
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- YET ANOTHER UPDATE: Ralph Luker: I do think someone should sue Franken for posing as a comedian. They haven't pronounced on that issue. Where's the outrage? |
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- YET ANOTHER UPDATE: Ralph Luker: I do think someone should sue Franken for posing as a comedian. They haven't pronounced on that issue. Where's the outrage? |
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- .....? Don't leave us hanging in suspense. |
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- Overall, the best car I've ever owned |
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- This car was very well made |
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- A basic maintenance joyful truck that runs very weel |
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- A high performance Pontiac Bonneville SE |
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- Fred Flintstone would not mind |
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- My friend Matt is publishing a chapter a day of not fish; duck online. Go check it out.... |
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The Huddle (Aug 13 2003 19:21 GMT) - So Bush has decided to hunker down with his economic policy team and try to devise new ways to make it appear that he is trying to improve the dismal labor market. Too bad he didn't invite these Nobel Prize... |
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- Just when it could not get more surprising, Jonathan Schwartz of Sun puts MadHatter prelaunch in terms of Sun's expereince in writing secure Military grade OS systems as opposed to MS's track record. A very good move and well timed to boot. |
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- Mosaic (the original) for Linux. Via Raw Blog. |
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- AN OFFER ON ONE CAN BEAT! |
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- When is a security move not a security move? When it's just for show. British Airways has suspended flights to Saudi Arabia because of "security shortcomings" at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, according to a U.S. official. |
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