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- Zit je ook nog steeds te wachten op die persoonlijke loglezer van Adam Curry? Nou, laat maar zitten Adam, want het dingetje is er al. Nog in Beta-fase, maar toch al vrij indrukwekkend: Feedme.info |
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- I've got a beta view of my upcoming additions to Rollator online. [more...] |
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- Berlin’s growing rapport with Moscow will be further cemented Wednesday when Schröder meets with Putin in Russia for a two-day power summit dominated by trade and energy talks as well as Iraq and Afghanistan. |
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- Hospital Complications Cost $9.3 Billion A Year and Lives Medical complications cost U.S. patients extra days in the hospital, add billions of dollars to their medical bills and are blamed for more than 30,000 deaths each year, researchers said on Tuesday. Patient infections and the reopening of wounds are the costliest complications both in terms of the risk of death and money, according to the study by the U. |
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Ellen Roche (Oct 08 2003 11:58 GMT) - Ellen Roche, a Brazilian babe, was the girl we were looking for in the post below this one. Thx to Fabio from Brazil for helping me out here.... |
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- If you're in the Boston area and were at BloggerCon, you are especially welcome at tomorrow night's weblog writer's meeting. I want to hear what everyone thought of the conference. How should Thursday nights change now that the con is behind us? Maybe we should webcast the Thurs meetings so that when we have guests they have an idea of how they work? |
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- Computer Weekly Oct 8 2003 6:07AM ET... |
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- The Register Oct 8 2003 6:08AM ET... |
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- ShareCast Oct 8 2003 5:51AM ET... |
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- Silicon Republic Oct 8 2003 5:52AM ET... |
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- New York Post Oct 8 2003 5:34AM ET... |
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- BBC Oct 8 2003 6:22AM ET... |
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- Chicago Tribune Oct 8 2003 5:37AM ET... |
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- AOC has released the LM729, a US$395 LCD monitor that's designed to be "ultra thin": 15.1 inches wide, 9.1 inches deep, and 15. |
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- For Developer: New server in CVS |
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- closedShop 1.6 on it's way |
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- When it comes to mobile weblogging, these guys get it: "sites both publishable and, critically, accessible via phones and other mobile devices" |
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- BradA (wouldn't it be cool to just write “Brabrams“?:) posts about Describing and evaluating API usability at Microsoft . It's a power point presentation that describes just what you should be thinking about when designing a programing API. I'm still a little unclear about some of the terms in there, but overall it's an enlightening experience. |
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- I'm constantly finding myself in trouble when people ask what they should do to start blogging. I don't have any good step-by-step approach and I don't know any good text on it that would satisfy me. May be you know something... The prerequisites are: Think of someone thinking about starting professional or semi-professional weblog (=not a personal diary) in public interested in using weblog for networking, so RSS is a must non tech person (so no complicated install and preferably as less usability troubles as possible) not sure if blogging will work for him/her (so paying for the blogging is questionable) not an early adopter (so will likely to stop facing problems) My questions What weblog software would you recommend? |
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- At every conference it seems, someone gets mad at me. My style of public talking has its pluses, the discussion can be lively, but also some people's buttons get pushed. Most people go through this without making a scene. At this conference no one went ballistic, I'm thankful for that. But the Web being what it is, it still could happen. |
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- The best comment I've seen about this is that it's "Traveling meets Art meets Trainspotting." the Degree Confluence Project attempts to take a picture of every single location where whole... |
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- The best comment I've seen about this is that it's "Traveling meets Art meets Trainspotting." the Degree Confluence Project attempts to take a picture of every single location where whole... |
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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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- 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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- David finds a cool poll that figures out which OS you are, plus some guy's thoughts on the role of RPG in the educational system . . . |
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- Running With OL2003, and NewsGator 1.3, I am seeing that over the period of a week, NewsGator leeks a lot of VM (According to taskmanger). For example, OL has been open for 3 days now and has taken 190mb of VM. If I leave it for week or two weeks, I will return to find it with 1gb or so and my machine being very upset. I have mitigated this by making NG only check feeds once per 4hrs. |
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- This was posted on but the poster asked for it to be mirrored so i have just dropped the whole lot in to save his band-width.But you can go here to see the original. I decided to go to the SCO "City to City Tour" (%s/City to City/Farewell/g) out of morbid curiosity - what did SCO say about itself? I was especially interested to see if the time allotted to "roadmap" would even mention shippable product (o; It was interesting - not exactly as I expected, but interesting nonetheless. |
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- This was posted on but the poster asked for it to be mirrored so i have just dropped the whole lot in to save his band-width.But you can go here to see the original. I decided to go to the SCO "City to City Tour" (%s/City to City/Farewell/g) out of morbid curiosity - what did SCO say about itself? I was especially interested to see if the time allotted to "roadmap" would even mention shippable product (o; It was interesting - not exactly as I expected, but interesting nonetheless. |
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- Ñåãîäíÿ âå÷åðîì â 10.35 íà êàíàëå Ñòîëèöà îáåùàþò ïîêàçàòü õóäîæåñòâåííûé ôèëüì Âàðèàíò "Çîìáè" 85 ãîäà. Âîò êàêàÿ àííîòàöèÿ âèñèò ê íåìó íà Ðàìáëåðå:  Ñîâåòñêèé Ñîþç ïðîíèêàåò øïèîíêà ñ ñåêðåòíûì îðóæèåì, ñïîñîáíûì ïðåâðàùàòü ëþäåé â çîìáè. Îäíîé èç åå æåðòâ... |
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- SMART Technologies Inc. has announces two new 40-inch SMART Board for Flat-Panel Displays interactive overlays. The new PN340 and PC340 overlays work in conjunction with NEC-Mitsubishi LCD400 and Clarity Visual Systems Bobcat II LCD panels, making it possible to convert these flat panel display systems into touchscreen systems. |
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Webcards (Oct 08 2003 11:55 GMT) - Webcards zijn leuk. Maar de Webcards uit Ede zijn de mooiste van allemaal. |
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