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- Bloglines is claiming to be tracking four million weblogs. Whew. It's a news aggregator that runs on a server so you can see your favorite blogs from anywhere. |
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- Bloglines is claiming to be tracking four million weblogs. Whew. It's a news aggregator that runs on a server so you can see your favorite blogs from anywhere. |
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- Thanks for the article Mike.As your said in the article, coming up with scenerios where a mix of Domino, Apache, PHP and MySQL is the best approach instead of pure Domino is something that would beco... |
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- Jason, the topic keywords for the A's are "oakland a's athletics" and currently the engine requires two of those keywords to pick up on the topic, which it didn't for your last post. I suppose I could just require one of them, but we'd probably dillute the topic with occasional posts on Oakland or athletics. So just append " |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Sep 2003): Ranking: 4276, Activity percentile: 68.90%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Sep 2003): Download count: 8 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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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 (30 Sep 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Botswana's only female private investigator at work |
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- Tailor James Cyber Girl of the Month January 2002 Tailor James, Miss June 2003, originally appeared in Playboy as the January 2002 Cyber Girl of the Month. See her original photo gallery online, click here.... |
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- Cute angels. Will be ready for Thanksgiving. Small parents 4.5 lbs each. Four pups. |
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- Taking reservations for five week old puppies. Will be ready Thanksgiving. $650 each. Will be small. Blue/Gold. |
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- Texas-Fried Oreos, Anyone? - "Welcome to the State Fair of Texas -- a magical land where calorie counters cower for cover and almost every conceivable food product can end up deep fried..."... Posted by abursey at 12:56 AM |
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- News.com: Microsoft moves beyond patches. |
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- News.com: Microsoft moves beyond patches. |
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- Haha! - little Egghead - I bet that 386 with win '95 is a real speed demon! lol. No- I'm not laughing at you - I'm laughing because my first computer was similar. It was a Tandy 386 16MHz, 4 MB RAM, 80 MB HDD, a 2400bps Racal-Vadic external modem and a 1x CD-ROM that was controlled by the Tandy sound card. |
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- - by Chris Preimesberger - When you think of bulky, white-collared Big Blue, the term open source isn't the first thing that springs to mind. But the fact is, International Business Machines Corp. is nosing into the lead among the largest conglomerates when it comes to integrating open source into its product offerings. |
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- Yahoo! Oct 2 2003 1:09AM ET... |
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- Reuters Oct 2 2003 0:57AM ET... |
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- HUGIN Online Oct 2 2003 1:25AM ET... |
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- Silicon Republic Oct 2 2003 1:17AM ET... |
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- ITBusiness.ca Oct 2 2003 1:01AM ET... |
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- Silicon Republic Oct 2 2003 0:44AM ET... |
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- UTV Internet Oct 2 2003 0:50AM ET... |
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- Australian IT Oct 2 2003 1:08AM ET... |
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- About six months ago Kyocera was showing off a phone called the Kurv, which came with a digital camera, an MP3 player, a built-in FM radio, and most importantly, these swappable "Smart Skin" faceplates that included graphics, ringtones, and games in them. The idea was that you could easily custom the inside as well as the outside of your phone just by changing the faceplate. At the time we thought it wasn't such a bad idea, but what we found amusing was Kyocera's decision to introduce the Kurv to the public with a Smart Skin featuring Diane and Elaine Klimaszewski, those scantily-clad blonde twins from the Coors Light commercials. We poked a little fun at Kyocera for their choice, something which a couple of days later sparked an angry missive from Don McGuire, Kyocera's Vice President for Global Marketing, who accused us of being "jaded." Which of course we are,... |
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- About six months ago Kyocera was showing off a phone called the Kurv, which came with a digital camera, an MP3 player, a built-in FM radio, and most importantly, these swappable "Smart Skin" faceplates that included graphics, ringtones, and games in them. The idea was that you could easily custom the inside as well as the outside of your phone just by changing the faceplate. At the time we thought it wasn't such a bad idea, but what we found amusing was Kyocera's decision to introduce the Kurv to the public with a Smart Skin featuring Diane and Elaine Klimaszewski, those scantily-clad blonde twins from the Coors Light commercials. We poked a little fun at Kyocera for their choice, something which a couple of days later sparked an angry missive from Don McGuire, Kyocera's Vice President for Global Marketing, who accused us of being "jaded." Which of course we are,... |
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- "Hey, Dad, can you take a shot of Tun where he is on Mom's chair and I'll use it as my background on my laptop?" (pic) |
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- Rick Lindsley recently uploaded some interesting comparisons of scheduler latency between 2.6.0-test5 [story], -test5-mm3 [story], -test6 [story], and -test6-mm1 [story] with four different benchmarks. The benchmarks used were Volanomark, SPECjbb, SPECdets, and the Kernbench kernel compilation scripts. His summmary looks at how performance has changed, how scheduler behavior has changed, and how these changes affect the different benchmarking tools used. |
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- Plame — operative or desk spy? Columnist Robert Novak has argued that Valerie Plame was a CIA analyst, not an operative or spy, so revealing her name didn't do any real damage. CalPundit has summarised the details that have been made public so far, and they clearly point in the opposite direction. So was Valerie Plame just an agency desk jockey whose identity was no big deal? |
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- Plame — operative or desk spy? Columnist Robert Novak has argued that Valerie Plame was a CIA analyst, not an operative or spy, so revealing her name didn't do any real damage. CalPundit has summarised the details that have been made public so far, and they clearly point in the opposite direction. So was Valerie Plame just an agency desk jockey whose identity was no big deal? |
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- It was important enough for ESPN to do a live news break during the Sox/A's game. I guess it's the only news scoop ESPN will get all year. |
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dry dock (Oct 02 2003 06:54 GMT) - What luxury. I'm stuck at 1024x768 on this thing (a cruel, cruel fate if you knew what I get up... |
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Good Night (Oct 02 2003 06:54 GMT) - There in the 11th, and Foulke is out for his third inning. The A's will have to find another closer for tomorrow. Of course, the way things are going, this may turn into a double header. :-) I'm off to... |
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- The open-source group that maintains software for securing communications released a patch on Tuesday to fix several vulnerabilities that were found during a security test by the U.K. government. |
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- Ramon Hernandez layed down a beautiful, shockingly refreshing two-out, bases-loaded, game-winning walk-off bunt to keep the first game of the series to under five hours. Phew. And I have a math midterm in 8 hours... |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Developers, Open Discussion |
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