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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 ( 3 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 3 Oct 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 ( 3 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- (US) Napolitano also said alcohol and drug abuse by parents should be considered in child abuse cases, adding that parents who are instructed to participate in child abuse education programs but refuse to do so should be ordered to do so by the courts. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(85%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $use_is_abuse(85%), $propaganda_theme4(85%), $propaganda_theme5(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $alcohol(50%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- ABC Online Oct 6 2003 5:32PM ET |
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- General Motors Corp. (GM) aims to make money on selling environmentally-friendly fuel-cell vehicles from 2010, a top research official said Monday. | ... - Wiccan Web |
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- By Stuart Hunter | Vancouver Aquarium staff will meet early this week to detail a proposal to participate in the reunification of Luna, the wayward k... - Wiccan Web |
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- By Lorrayne Anthony | Many new parents think of it as the ultimate way of bonding with their newborn: Falling asleep while looking into baby's beautif... - Wiccan Web |
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- When developing web apps, the issue of entering dates is a tricky one. Simon came up with a better way... |
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- An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Security Cleared Desktop/PC Support Engineer (highly desirable) to join well established blue chip organisation based at one of their prestigious client sites in Hertfordshire. As a Desktop/PC Support Engineer you will have at least 3 years desktop support experience and be responsible for all general desktop support supporting the following S/W: NT4, Win2000, 95, 98 config, MS Office, Notes MS Outlook/Exchange. As a Desktop Support Engineer Type: Contract Location: |
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- apparemment, ma version de Mozilla (1.4b) ne permet pas de faire fonctionner l'editeur visuel donc les articles que j'ai tente de publier jusqu'a maintenant n'apparaissaient pas sur le site. j'ai donc fait un essai avec une vieille version de netscape (4.5) et la, ca fonctionne, bien que la mise en page soit pourrie. |
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- Bonjour. Il s'avèrerait que n'importe qui puisse mettre du HTML dans les commentaires sur mon joueb (tvmoulinsart) alors que je l'ai explicitement interdit dans la rubrique des Permissions. Comment cela se fait-il? D'autre part, j'aimerais au contraire que n'importe qui puisse mettre du html dans les articles qu'il propose (parce que contrairement aux commentaires, je m'autorise un contrôle avant publication).... pourquoi ce qui est permis aux anonymes dans les commentaires ne le serait-il pas dans les articles? |
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- Well respected international company are seeking an iPlanet Specialist. You should demonstrate the following skills:Previous experience installing, configuring, troubleshooting and tuning iPlanet Directory Server 5.x and iPlanet Web Server/Apache, or other directory products. Excellent working knowledge of LDAP. |
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- Pirates Of The Zephyr Starley and I were up to no good in Zephyr. Zephyr is a den of thieves and so we fit right in. Suddenly some turd blasted Starley in the ass with three quick shots. It... |
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- I think the main problem with the PIPA report is that it calls everything it disagrees with a "misperception". And therefore, media outlets that proffer a different opinion of the facts, aren't just doing that -- they are deceptively causing a "misperception" of reality in their audience.Regardless of how intellectual they try to make it sound, the main points of their argument (Iraq-al Qaeda ties, WMD found) have not been proved or disproved. This is just an attempt at 'scientifically' proving the correctness of one ideology/type of media over another, based on a faulty premise (i.e. |
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- Credevo di visitare fin troppi blog. Evidentemente devo aver perso di vista il giro che conta. Chi si offre di spiegare in quattro parole com'è che l'espressione “Blogstar” è caduta in disuso per essere rimpiazzata dall'acronimo “ |
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- Credevo di visitare fin troppi blog. Evidentemente devo aver perso di vista il giro che conta. Chi si offre di spiegare in quattro parole com'è che l'espressione “Blogstar” è caduta in disuso per essere rimpiazzata dall'acronimo “ |
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- The Tolvan - 1st October 2003 Just as cool as expected, although I always manage to build up pictures of places in my head and they are never quite the same. I don't know why but I didn't quite expect the road the cottage is on to be a country lane, or to be next to the rolling countryside. The area is also surprisingly close to the water (The Helford River is barely 1km away). Just in case you didn't know the Tolvan is situated in the back garden of Tolvan Cross Cottage, which is 800m north of ... |
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- A heartbroken family wants their dog back. It was last seen being loaded onto a commercial jetliner, but when the plane landed the dog was no where to be found. So the family called Tappy Phillips and seven On Your Side. |
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- A desperate search tonight for a missing college student. The 21-year-old woman was last seen near a gas station in New Rochelle six days ago. Two years ago her father was killed in the World Trade Center attack. |
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- Bedankt voor het compliment, Serge! |
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- HARRISBURG, Pa. - A financial adviser sued his former employer, Morgan Stanley, for slander and commercial disparagement, claiming that a branch manager told clients he had mishandled their accounts after he quit. |
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- This article points out that many software programs have millions of lines of code and while enhanced programming tools have allowed this productivity, the test and debug tools used to check these products have remained mostly unchanged.According to a study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology software bugs cost the U.S. economy at least $59.5 billion each year. |
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Swarmed (Oct 06 2003 23:35 GMT) - Two traditionally push media, journalism and telemarketing, are feeling the effects of angering smart mobs. MoveOn.org is swarming the New York Post editors over the fact that they're carrying Robert Novak's column after the Plame affair. Dave Barry has mobilized an angry populace against the American Teleservices Association (and other telemarketers) by posting their phone number to his nationally (and electronically) syndicated column. This is the second time he has done this, with the first time overloading the phones at the ATA, and forcing them to change to the second number. |
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- The RFIDJournal reports that the U.S. military has spelled out a comprehensive plan to require all suppliers to use active and passive RFID technology by January 2005.The policy statement directs the military to track all shipments with active (battery-powered) tags. The military has been requiring all freight containers shipped to Afghanistan and the Gulf to have active tags (for an in-depth explanation of how the military uses RFID and other technologies to track goods, see Military Orders RFID Tracking). |
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- In Japan, Hitachi has developed a tiny RFID tag that can be embedded almost invisibly into food packaging or the inedible part of individual fresh vegetables. At 0.4mm x 0.4mm these are among the smallest of RFID Tags. |
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- Fascinating article on texting in the Phillipines. Particularly interesting (are you listening, Joe Trippi?) is the quote about texting and vote-counting. This is the country where texters ousted a corrupt President. (Thanks, Mick! |
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- Ananova reports that a new survey, for the magazine Mobile Choice, found 29% of respondents said text messaging was the main reason they had their phone. (Thanks, Gerrit!Mobile phone users are sending an average eight text messages a day - or almost 250 a month, according to a new survey. The fastest fingered texter in the poll claimed they managed to send 54 messages in a day. |
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