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- For years we have been pitched on the idea of technology convergence in the family room. As Naval has pointed out here before, he's a true believer. And I must say, having finally gotten a chance to check out Naval's Home Theater PC, it is awesome. My favorite feature is his integration of MAME -- instant 80's video games at your fingertips. To my mind, convergence is a foregone conclusion. |
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- It's been nearly two months since the state of Minnesota decided to use the ever-popular "looks like a duck, quacks like a duck" test to decide that Vonage must be a telephone company and told them they need to apply for a license and follow all telephone company regulations. Now, however, a Federal judge has said that Vonage should not be forced to follow those laws, saying that they're clearly different from a phone company. It appears that the judge has not yet issued a full ruling explaining the decision, but is expected to by the end of the week. |
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- Skype fand ich schon spannend, auch wegen der jungen Dame zum mal-anrufen, aber mir war nie klar, wie die durch alle Firewalls durchkommen, was sie ja behaupten. In The Register erzählt der "Architekt", wie es gemacht wird. |
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- Why yes, I already knew this, but I can't help but take the test when I see it!! ISTJ "Trustee".... |
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- Why yes, I already knew this, but I can't help but take the test when I see it!! ISTJ "Trustee".... |
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- I've been banking too much. At work, when we get super cynical about our jobs, we like to use "bank" as a verb. Like, "Yeah, man, I can tell you're fired up to bank today." Or perhaps, "Oh hell yeah,... |
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- The earthworks lie either side of Wessenden Head Road between Marsden and Marsden Moor. Maps have variously described the sites as either settlements, homesteads or henges. Both earthworks are on farmland, so permission to visit needs to be requested from the nearby farmhouse. I last visited the site during the mid 1980's and only had time to see the Royd Edge earthwork. A roughly circular enclosure about ten yards in diameter, with one entrance and now partitioned by a modern drystone wall. |
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- GPC klettern um 7,3 Prozent |
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- Boston Herald, 07 Oct 2003 |
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- Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 07 Oct 2003 |
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- Charlotte Observer, 05 Oct 2003 |
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- New Zealand Herald, 08 Oct 2003 |
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- Jackson Sun News, 05 Oct 2003 |
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- Wall Street Journal, 06 Oct 2003 |
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- New Zealand Herald, 08 Oct 2003 |
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- Hospital patients put in isolation because of contagious infections may be more likely to suffer falls, bedsores and other preventable complications, suggesting they get inadequate care, a study found. |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap supercomputer. |
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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Oct 2003): Ranking: 5352, Activity percentile: 60.25%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Oct 2003): Download count: 1 |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Developers, Open Discussion |
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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 ( 5 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Oct. 7 - Arnold Schwarzenegger celebrated his victory in the California gubernatorial recall election Tuesday night in Los Angeles. |
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- Oct. 7 - Gov. Gray Davis became the first California governor pried from office and only the second nationwide to be recalled. |
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- Hospital charges alone boosted $9.3 billion a year |
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- Head of insurance fund awarded no-bid contract; some on board objected |
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- A political newcomer confounds skeptics by winning California recall; Demonstration of voter anger; Republican will replace Democrat as governor |
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- Prize honors discoveries in superconductivity and superfluid helium |
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- Resolution faces defeat unless Washington yields some power, diplomats say |
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- Justices grill Md.'s lawyer in centuries-old dispute over who owns the river; Great Falls intake sparked case |
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- Oct. 8 - According to exit polls, Californians banished Gov. Gray Davis and elected action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger to replace him Tuesday. |
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- Oct. 7 - Arnold Schwarzenegger celebrated his victory in the California gubernatorial recall election Tuesday night in Los Angeles. |
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- Oct. 7 - Gov. Gray Davis became the first California governor pried from office and only the second nationwide to be recalled. |
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- An appeals court expanded the ability of patients to obtain medical marijuana but affirmed that possession by non-patients remains a crime. |
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- this article over at neowin talks about howBMG album copy protection is thwarted with the shift key. not only the shift key, but vmware, linux and anyone who doesent have auto run enabled. i had VMware installed on my machine... |
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- Top executives at many companies say that improving computer security is an absolute priority. So, why is it that they're still using their own first names as passwords and opening attachments from strangers? This does seem typical though. As much as folks hear about the importance of security, there's often a disconnect between understanding why security is important - and understanding how to be secure. In many cases, it's the old "convenience factor" that comes into effect. |
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- Hi, I have recently received a couple of spam e-mails and now a speculative mail from a networking company called Refer-On. They organise events that promise to ‘put your business in the spot light’ by inviting you to events where they promise NOT to invite any of local competition. It sounds a bit like the BRC i.e. you introduce not only yourself but also others you have met who may be relevant to each person you meet. |
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- Hi, I have recently received a couple of spam e-mails and now a speculative mail from a networking company called Refer-On. They organise events that promise to ‘put your business in the spot light’ by inviting you to events where they promise NOT to invite any of local competition. It sounds a bit like the BRC i.e. you introduce not only yourself but also others you have met who may be relevant to each person you meet. |
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