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- InterNey.Netparty upparty up on-line no site on-line nesta página |
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- From The Official SiteReserves Triumph AgainPosted by terry |
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- Kuwaiti security authorities have foiled an attempt to smuggle $60 million worth of chemical weapons and biological warheads from Iraq to an unnamed European country, a Kuwaiti newspaper said on Wednesday. ¬> Hindustantimes ¬> |
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- If Rush Limbaugh and his enablers over at ESPN were really keen to smash NFL stereotypes, there's no better place to begin than by making sure "Playmakers" gets canceled before the next episode hits the airwaves. |
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- Todays hot match is probably our Clanbase EuroCup Warcraft 3 TFT match with the clan Schroet Kommando at 20 CET. Let's hope for some interesting games and good connections for both team as parts are reportetly playing from Korea. We'll keep ... |
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- As my family sits down to dinner I'm waiting for the phone to ring. The other day I wondered why political and charitable calls at dinnertime were exempt from the Federal Trade Commission's "Do Not Call" list. Now I... |
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- Drudge is reporting that Rush Limbaugh is involved in some 'prescription drug' scandal. This could be entertaining.... |
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- There's a new episode of Angel, and two baseball playoff games on tonight. Thank goodness for the ReplayTV. |
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- I just realized I haven't had a music survey entry in a long time. It's overdue. So here's the question. What songs get you ready... |
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- Check out Openoffice if you havent already. its a free, Open source alternitive to Microsoft Office. The announcment page is here, the features page is here and the mirror list is here. Sweet!... |
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- At just 26 bucks (and free shipping when you order online), what better example of trailer park chic? Click thumbnail for full-size image. Link (thanks, claytonjames) |
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- As some of you may know (that is, those of you sentient and not new readers), I'm moving to Alabama... |
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- Do you know anybody looking for a paid science writing internship in the Washington, DC area? You'll need a physical sciences background and some clips to show. Drop me an email if you want more information. (Click on the envelope at the bottom of the left hand column of this page.) |
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- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has given Hewlett Packard its approval to release a new iPAQ in the United States.Though leaked information had already given a fairly complete picture of this model, the documents filed with the FCC disagree with the previous information in a few areas. In addition, it lays to rest a rumor about this device's sister model, the iPAQ h4355. |
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- Earlier today we linked to Gizmodo's information on the new i930 Smartphone from Motorola which Nextel is planning to sell. We've now received additional leaked photos and details about this device. What excites me most about this device is that the top right image appears to show a half-sized external display featuring a photo caller ID feature. Interestingly, this isn't mentioned in the "Features" list below. Either way, the i930 is not expected to be available until the end of next year so it could be a long time before we learn any more. |
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- Microsoft has upgraded XP MCE to a new version, Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004, an evolutionary upgrade that fixes major customer complaints, improves stability and performance, and adds numerous new features. XP MCE customers can upgrade to XP MCE 2004 cheaply, through their PC makers, but that doesn't help existing XP Home and Pro users, as there is still no upgrade path to XP MCE from those versions. You must still buy a Media Center PC if you want the new software. |
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- Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 is one of the stealthiest major software releases Microsoft has ever released. Several months in the making, and several beta machines later, I'm still surprised that the company didn't do anything throughout 2003 to build excitement for the new version, which ships September 30, 2003 with a variety of new and modified Media Center PCs from a number of PC makers, including notable new additions Sony and Dell. In this review, I'll examine the new software release, its myriad new features, and the various other supporting technologies that are becoming available now to Media Center owners for the first time. So buckle up, digital media fans, it's going to be a long but rewarding ride. |
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- New Scientist Oct 1 2003 7:13PM ET... |
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- New Scientist Oct 1 2003 7:13PM ET... |
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- New Scientist Oct 1 2003 7:13PM ET... |
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- New Scientist Oct 1 2003 7:13PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Oct 1 2003 6:38PM ET... |
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- globetechnology.com Oct 1 2003 6:39PM ET... |
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- uk.internet.com Oct 1 2003 6:40PM ET... |
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- uk.internet.com Oct 1 2003 6:40PM ET... |
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- A just-released ABC News poll shows why Bush is already behind the eight-ball on the issue of who outed Ambassador Joseph Wilson’s wife as a CIA operative. At a time when a large majority of those polled think that the... |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Sep 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Sep 2003): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Sep 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- I'm very happy to present you my website on a new server. Due to some traffic limitations i decided to change my current hosting and moved the website to Hostpoint. I tried to keep the downtime as short as possible... |
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- A curious press release I received today, presented without further comment... ARLINGTON, VA - October 1, 2003 - Despite the casual familiarity most scientists display towards the Human Genome Project, only one in five scientists knows that approximately one-half of the human genome is made up of transposable elements. When members of The Science Advisory Board were asked to guess what fraction of the human genome is comprised of transposable elements, a surprising 82% of the 1,000+ respondents guessed incorrectly. |
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- This week has been a big blur of working a lot, under high pressure, and trying to get home in... |
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legal roms? (Oct 02 2003 00:52 GMT) - this slashdot article talks about a company called Star roms who are selling roms for Mame. Their list of roms is here. Hmmm. pricing between $2 and $6. theres lots of atair games and its based on a credits system... |
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- Another Wednesday. Nothing on tv. So what am I watching ? The remake of the "Thomas Crown Affair" with Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo . With the gratuitous sex scene and the almost as gratuitous shots of Rene Russo bathing topless. |
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- http://news. com. com/2100-1027_3-5085182. html... |
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- "The Internet has become a grossly commercialized Wild West in so many ways. But the community spirit on which it was founded is alive and well. The Net depends on the same spirit that motivates volunteers in the physical world:... |
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- Three years ago, the SEC made a big splash by fining a 15-year-old kid who had been caught touting penny stocks via spam on message boards. He made nearly three-quarters of a million dollars that way, and only had to give back $250,000. At the time, I thought it was ridiculous, but he claimed (and others agreed) that what he did was really no different than what many analysts on Wall Street did (minus the the fake names and completely made up facts - though, some may say that Wall Street was guilty of that as well). Later, author Michael Lewis wrote about the details of the Jonathan Lebed case and suggested there was much more to it, than the original report suggested. Basically, he makes a strong case for the idea that the kid didn't really do that much wrong, and the SEC was just looking for a scapegoat - and couldn't even fully explain how what the kid did was any worse than what regular analysts do. |
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