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- Paul Nakada, via email: "It appears that the coding muscle for Nutch is Doug Cutting, the author of Lucene, an Apache Project open source search engine. We use it here at salesforce and have a huge amount of respect for Doug's coding." |
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- Even the playgrounds are filled with danger. Batten down the hatches, America. Death stalks you even now. Is no place safe? Aiiieeee!... |
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- my computer died, so i downloaded radio to my new one. having carefully backed up my blog, i confidently went to the restore page, clicked on restore now...and got nothing but an error message [Macro error: Could not find the translation string at 'backupAndRestore. backupNotFoundError'. |
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- NFT's celluloid celebration of Mod |
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- In Shakey, Jimmy McDonough writes the only Neil Young book you ever need to read -- and maybe one of the best rock bios ever. |
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- Security experts are warning that the latest online threat, dubbed MSBlaster or LovSan, is rapidly infecting thousands of computers around the globe. To prevent the spread of the Internet worm, security experts advise computer users to ensure they have the latest updates to their Windows operating system. |
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- Security experts are warning that the latest online threat, dubbed MSBlaster or LovSan, is rapidly infecting thousands of computers around the globe. To prevent the spread of the Internet worm, security experts advise computer users to ensure they have the latest updates to their Windows operating system. |
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- Security experts are warning that the latest online threat, dubbed MSBlaster or LovSan, is rapidly infecting thousands of computers around the globe. To prevent the spread of the Internet worm, security experts advise computer users to ensure they have the latest updates to their Windows operating system. |
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- Added Atanasoff middle name |
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Epact (Aug 13 2003 19:20 GMT) - TP: explain epact and lunar calendar |
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- Point to ABC, was not only inventor of the computer |
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- Hey Steven, thanks for setting that straight. Digging the SnapClub cameraphone interface btw. Wishing I could try that out too. =-)By Walt DickinsonWednesday, August 13th, 2003 @ 12:19 pmAdIncensed |
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- Seeing that Avant Browser got "the props" on Penny Arcade today, I thought I'd check it out. Tabbed browsing, pop-up... |
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- All Systems Go Vinnie Vincent Invasion (Capitol) More famous for featuring sacked Kiss guitarist Vinnie Vincent and providing the launch... |
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- Scott K. sent along this 20% off coupon for KBtoys.com suggesting it could be used on the Imperial Shuttle to knock down the shipped price to about $90. The code is FAVORITE1KB and it expires TODAY. |
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Wuhahaha! (Aug 13 2003 19:19 GMT) - Wundervoll! Aber man bedenke, dass ständig mindestens ein Machwerk von dieser Sorte in den Bestsellerlisten hängt. |
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- The Religious of St. Vincent de Paul thank the Lord for their Founder, The Venerable Jean-Léon Le Prevost, remembering his bicentennial birth anniversary. (1803 – August 10 – 2003) |
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- The first Vincentians arrived in Australia from Ireland in 1885, and they began their work with a mission at St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney NSW. |
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- For about a year we've been wanting to move the living room stereo into a wall cabinet. It was a big project, because I also wanted to replace every component. The speakers were huge, old, and always sounded too mid-rangey for my tastes. The integrated amp has lost two input channels, and lacks a remote control. And the cables were junk. |
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- President Bush said Wednesday “we’re upbeat” about the economy despite soaring budget deficits and a frustratingly high unemployment rate. |
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- Contrary to popular belief, not all kids are naturally adept with technology — and that spells trouble in an increasingly wired society. |
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- A 5,000-year-old Italian corpse may have been shot in the back with an arrow, but he only died after prolonged combat with his foes, new DNA evidence shows. |
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- A comparison of human DNA to 12 other animals shows we share more than our genes and helps show that people are more closely related to rats than to cats, scientists report. |
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- Slashdot is reporting that the Free Software Foundation's FTP site has been hacked. As a consequence, they've been forced to take down a bunch of their packages. The concern is that someone has replaced the package with a new version... |
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- "Scott Charney, chief security strategist at Microsoft, told developers at the TechEd 2003 conference in Brisbane, that information collected by Dr Watson, the company's reporting tool, revealed that 'half of all crashes in Windows are caused not by Micro |
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- bookmarklet reference of the gods. mostly as a bookmark for myself and the numerous computers i inhabit. but woe to you who have yet to see it. |
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- Web hosting can be a great way to work from home and put your internet skills to good use. As a full-time college student, I've been running a small web hosting company since June of 2002 that has grown to include customers in Canada, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the United States. This article shares the lessons I've learned and my advice to anyone considering going into the business.Source: kuro5hin. |
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- Web hosting can be a great way to work from home and put your internet skills to good use. As a full-time college student, I've been running a small web hosting company since June of 2002 that has grown to include customers in Canada, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the United States. This article shares the lessons I've learned and my advice to anyone considering going into the business.Source: kuro5hin. |
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- Web hosting can be a great way to work from home and put your internet skills to good use. As a full-time college student, I've been running a small web hosting company since June of 2002 that has grown to include customers in Canada, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the United States. This article shares the lessons I've learned and my advice to anyone considering going into the business.Source: kuro5hin. |
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- Greg Ransom raves against what he sees as a Federal Reserve devoted to "reducing the value of money": PrestoPundit.com: The Fed moves to continue its ongoing devaluation of the currency, voting to keep interest rates artificially low. The major worry of the Fed is that there may be some slowing in its highly successful policy of reducing the value of money. |
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- Thomas Sowell rants about how migration data covering the 1995-2000 period show that the California state government is killing California's economy: Thomas Sowell: The real voting: The latest census data show -- for the first time -- that more Californians have been moving to other states than people in other states have been moving to California. Between 1995 and 2000, California had a net loss of more than 600,000 people to other states. |
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