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Spotlight on the Media Center (Sep 30 2003 16:31 GMT) - With an upgrade to the Windows XP variant, Microsoft aims to quell critiques of the earlier version of the entertainment-oriented software. PC makers including Dell and HP line up for the launch. |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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Free Voice Calls Over Wi-Fi (Sep 30 2003 16:31 GMT) - A new Wi-Fi phone from Jeff Pulver lets you make free calls when in range. The phones cost around $250 and only let you make calls to other folks subscribed to Pulver’s voice over IP calling plan. But apparently Pulver is in talks with Vonage to make a phone that is compatible with Vonage. via gizmodo:... |
Samizdata.net
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Samizdata slogan of the day (Sep 30 2003 16:31 GMT) - I think our attitude toward America should change … we have a chance, in America, to be the moral leadership of America. The problem is when? It will happen, it will happen [Allah willing], I have no doubt in my mind, Muslims sooner or later will be the moral leadership of America. It depends on me and you, either we do it now or we do it after a hundred years, but this country will... |
Edward Mitchell: Common Sense Technology
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Fascinating discussion of (PDF File) ... (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - Fascinating discussion of (PDF File) peer to peer network security vulnerabilities. If you lack a background in computer security, this may be difficult reading. But the brief summary is that there are many ways that an attacker can fake IP addresses or song downloads to make it look like an innocent party is involved in a peer to peer file sharing network. The result is that the RIAA, who is filing lawsuits at users of P2P networks, may have difficulty proving that a particular IP address was indeed being used for file downloading. The RIAA already ran into problems when it accused a 66 year old grandmother of downloading music on the Kazaa network. |
Hit & Run
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Pop Will Sue Itself (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - Quote of the week: "I'm almost tempted to go onto Kazaa and download some of my own music, just to see if the RIAA would sue me for having mp3's of my own songs on my hard-drive." --Moby |
Amorous Propensities : sex is funny, sex is sad
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Dog sex at gunpoint (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - Johannesburg - The trial of two dual SA-Taiwanese nationals, who allegedly forced their domestic worker to have sex with a dog, has been postponed in Kempton Park regional court to November 21 to give the State time to get additional reports. … The brother and... |
verdantweb
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Free markets cause power blackouts? (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - This article from a German magazine web site seems to place blame for the recent blackouts experienced in the US, the UK, and most recently in Italy on "privatisation" of each country's power grid. Our increased use of energy in... |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Sick of cigarette warnings? Hide them! [Tim Strafford-Taylor] (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - This is great - what a brilliant eye for an opportunity. Sick of cigarette warnings? Hide them! "A French firm has found a way to make money out of the large health warnings now required on new cigarette packs in the European Union -- selling colourful cases to hide them.,,,,The Paris-based Dolmen has begun selling thin cardboard boxes for smokers to cover cigarette packs which, under an EU rule that came into force on Tuesday, must carry warnings such as "Smoking Kills" on every side..... |
Jazy's Blog
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Sitting (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - I'm sitting on a bench, outside class right now. Class is over, but I am guiding a friend through a... |
licentious radio
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Apparently, the CIA formally asked ... (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - Apparently, the CIA formally asked the Justice Department to investigate the Wilson leak -- two weeks or more ago. The issue came to a head this weekend when someone -- someone from the CIA? -- leaked the request for investigation and some information about the original crime. Suddenly the Justice Department is on the case. The appearance of impropriety rears its ugly head. |
john robert boynton: Political/Political Humor
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Apparently, the CIA formally asked ... (Sep 30 2003 16:30 GMT) - Apparently, the CIA formally asked the Justice Department to investigate the Wilson leak -- two weeks or more ago. The issue came to a head this weekend when someone -- someone from the CIA? -- leaked the request for investigation and some information about the original crime. Suddenly the Justice Department is on the case. The appearance of impropriety rears its ugly head. |
Indymedia Barcelona
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Artozki resisteix, Aupa esa peña (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - La Policia Foral i la Guà rdia Civil assalten Artozki de matinada Després de setze dies la resistència continua a Artozki encara que el Govern de Navarra dóna el poble per desallotjat. |
XML News by CodingTheWeb.com
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Web Services Reliable Messaging. (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Prasad Yendluri, principal architect at webMethods, has written this good look at the issues surrounding reliable-messaging protocols. He begins with the objectives and explains why, in a multi-hop architecture such as will be typical for web services, we need protocols that operate at a level above the hop-to-hop transports. He then describes the prior art of RosettaNet, BizTalk, and ebXML. The meat of the paper is a good and detailed presentation of WS-Reliability, of which webMethods is a co-sponsor to OASIS. Finally, the author explains the differences between that protocol and WS-Reliable Messaging proposed by IBM, Microsoft, and BEA. |
News by CodingTheWeb.com
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Web Services Reliable Messaging. (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Prasad Yendluri, principal architect at webMethods, has written this good look at the issues surrounding reliable-messaging protocols. He begins with the objectives and explains why, in a multi-hop architecture such as will be typical for web services, we need protocols that operate at a level above the hop-to-hop transports. He then describes the prior art of RosettaNet, BizTalk, and ebXML. The meat of the paper is a good and detailed presentation of WS-Reliability, of which webMethods is a co-sponsor to OASIS. Finally, the author explains the differences between that protocol and WS-Reliable Messaging proposed by IBM, Microsoft, and BEA. |
News by CodingTheWeb.com
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Web Services Reliable Messaging. (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Prasad Yendluri, principal architect at webMethods, has written this good look at the issues surrounding reliable-messaging protocols. He begins with the objectives and explains why, in a multi-hop architecture such as will be typical for web services, we need protocols that operate at a level above the hop-to-hop transports. He then describes the prior art of RosettaNet, BizTalk, and ebXML. The meat of the paper is a good and detailed presentation of WS-Reliability, of which webMethods is a co-sponsor to OASIS. Finally, the author explains the differences between that protocol and WS-Reliable Messaging proposed by IBM, Microsoft, and BEA. |
News by CodingTheWeb.com
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Web Services Reliable Messaging. (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Prasad Yendluri, principal architect at webMethods, has written this good look at the issues surrounding reliable-messaging protocols. He begins with the objectives and explains why, in a multi-hop architecture such as will be typical for web services, we need protocols that operate at a level above the hop-to-hop transports. He then describes the prior art of RosettaNet, BizTalk, and ebXML. The meat of the paper is a good and detailed presentation of WS-Reliability, of which webMethods is a co-sponsor to OASIS. Finally, the author explains the differences between that protocol and WS-Reliable Messaging proposed by IBM, Microsoft, and BEA. |
Bitsmack.com
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Yes, it is true (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Yes, it is true, I am now an owner of a Platinum "Limited Edition" Nintendo Game Cube (why platinum? It matches my GBA SP). I have this unwritten rule of not buying a video game system until it drops below $100. |
Bitsmack.com
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Snowball's Chance (Sep 30 2003 16:29 GMT) - Goz, aka "the guy who finally got an N64 last year" has now joined the next generation of video gamers. In other news, I have finally decided to cancel my Gamefly subscription. I know I have praised the service since day one and I have no complaints about it. |
apostropher
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You Will Cooperate (Sep 30 2003 16:28 GMT) - Wink wink. Text of an e-mail to White House staff Tuesday from counsel Alberto R. Gonzales about the Justice Department's investigation about the leak of a CIA officer's identity: PLEASE READ: Important Message From Counsel's Office We were informed last... |
Mathemagenic
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K-collector links and questions (Sep 30 2003 16:27 GMT) - I put it here, because this is not the first time I'm collecting links explaining k-collector in one e-mail :) k-collector at work Intranet aggregator, a model that explains the idea Recap: ENT, k-collector and WWWW, more complicated explanation Once I started to write about k-collector, I'll ask a question I have in my mind for some time... I'm thinking about possible uses of k-collector in companies and |
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