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Free! (Oct 10 2003 23:35 GMT) |
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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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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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- I'll stand up for just about anyone who has been wronged.....even.....Hillary. From Newsmax: Hillary on Arnold Movie: |
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- Iranian Lawyer Is Awarded Peace Prize for Human Rights Work. Shirin Ebadi became the first Muslim woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize today for her work in promoting the rights of women and children in Iran over the past three decades. By Lizette Alvarez. [New York Times: NYT HomePage] |
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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 ( 6 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 6 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 ( 6 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- SunnComm Technologies, Inc. announced yesterday morning it would sue first-year graduate student John Halderman over his recent critique of the company's new CD copy-protection method, but by the end of the day SunnComm president and CEO Peter Jacobs said he changed his mind. |
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- NEW BRUNSWICK -- The pistachio nuts that Danny and Mara Frei had given Rabbi Uri Cohen and his wife on the previous Sabbath were only half finished when Rabbi Cohen answered the telephone one early morning in 1994 and in Hebrew uttered, "Blessed is the true Judge." The Cohens learned that a terrorist had entered the Israeli settlement where the Freis, and their young son, were living and stabbed Danny to death and critically wounded a pregnant Mara, killing her unborn baby. |
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- With less than a month to go before elections, candidates running for Princeton-area offices gathered at the University yesterday evening to discuss a range of social issues facing the larger Princeton community. |
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- "I think all Red Sox fans should be kicked out of school," Princeton's own "Derek Jeter" --Derrick Gedder '07 -- said while watching the first game of the Red Sox-Yankees American League Championship Series in Frist Campus Center on Wednesday night. |
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- The Historical Society of Princeton announced yesterday that it has received a donation of roughly 65 pieces of Albert Einstein's furniture from the Institute for Advanced Study. |
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- "Secrecy, Security and Self-Government: How I Find Out Secrets And Why I Publish Them" was the topic of discussion yesterday in Robertson Hall. And who could be better to give the lecture than a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist who has mastered the art of getting the cat out of the bag? |
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- Is it ethical for a student to use paper provided in University computer clusters in his or her personal printer? "No," Randy Cohen said last night in a question-and-answer session held in Rockefeller College as part of the Office of Religious Life's "Do The Right Thing" series. |
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- The field hockey team spent the majority of last season ranked in the Top 10, bulldozing their opponents out of the way to the NCAA quarterfinals. This year, under the leadership of a new coach, Kristen Holmes-Winn, the Tigers (6-2 overall, 3-0 Ivy League) seem to be headed for the same green pastures. |
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- For a team that just wants to win a game, Tiger football sure has its work cut out for it. Colgate (5-0 overall, 2-0 Patriot League) visits Princeton Stadium as the 17th-ranked team in Division I-AA football, riding an 11-game winning streak. |
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- After Sunday's disappointing loss to Dartmouth, the women's soccer team needs this Saturday's game at Brown to boost morale and to give the team a shot at staying on top of the Ivy League. |
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- The men's soccer team has been making its living lately on last-second thrills. Last weekend a pair of late goals from freshman Kyle McHugh, including the game-winner in overtime, gave the Tigers a win over Dartmouth. |
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- Women's golf The women's golf team has won its first three tournaments this spring -- the Dartmouth Invitational, the Princeton Invitational, and the Yale Invitational. |
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- U.S. News and World Report allows Harvard to share Princeton's supremacy for a year? I demand a recount! Are the people who decide these things all elderly citizens from Palm Beach who did such a smashing job of participating in the political process during Election 2000? |
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- I am a senior, and I have a hiding place. It's not near any of my favorite haunts: the Chapel, Café Vivian, the Q and PR sections of Firestone. It's not even my carrel, though I annexed that several weeks ago like a good imperialist, planting the Oregon flag with a perfunctory nod to the natives (two shoddy chairs), already plotting how to undermine the existing political structure, chisel off the cultural detritus of last year's occupants, exploit the resident dust motes, and prepare the land for further conquest by the bibliohordes. |
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- Career Services works to offer job variety Regarding 'Seniors in Suits' (Oct. 9, 2003): |
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- Senior portraits may mark a critical moment in a Princeton student's life, but members of the Class of 2004 have many solutions to make sure that they are ready for the camera. |
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- Tiger dragged into court Dan Rubin -- a member of the Class of 1993 who was only awarded his degree five years after he should have graduated -- was hauled out of his new York office by FBI agents last week after being charged with inflating the price of two stocks, reported the New York Daily News. |
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- "Þó að þú sért skelfingu lostin, ert þú að upplifa tilfinningu um fullkomleika, eitthvað sem þig hafði aldrei dreymt um að v ... |
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Wet Islands (Oct 10 2003 23:34 GMT) - The last time I wrote a tropical update, all the... |
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- in order of appearance The mouthy pregnant woman who verbally excoriated the older woman who had the temerity to sit down next to her on the completely full bus, even though she’d draped her less than svelte frame across both adjacent seats to discourage such a thing. After witnessing her (loudly, oh, so loudly) complain, in colorful, yet barely parseable language about this dread infraction, I wondered how miserable it must be to go through life with that much of a chip on your shoulder, and I said a silent prayer for the as yet unborn future victim of years of verbal abuse. The guy with the Jheri curl mullet. The woman with two small children, a boy (about 5) and a little blonde girl (about 6 or 7. |
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- Thinking, um, different. |
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- Note: This is an edited version of a mailing list post I made earlier today. The subject is the downloadable music service Emusic, which (formerly) offered an all-you-can-download catalog of high-quality, legal MP3 music on independent labels for a very low price: $9.99/month. |
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- The One True Ruby Nixon’s Tapes. These should be available as MP3s or something, dontcha think? “No” |
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- Dock porn. Pinned bottom left. Low magnification. Finder, Apple Mail, Safari, iTunes, Photoshop, SubEthaEdit, Address Book, Sherlock, Quicktime Player, Terminal | Home Folder, Downloads Folder, Trash I actually do most of my app launching from the Terminal, thanks to this tip. |
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- After playing around with VoodooPad, which I quite like, I decided I’d register it and start using it as my personal organizer, so to speak. Then I thought a bit more and realized that, no matter how much I liked the app, that wasn’t going to work out very well. I don’ |
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- Suspected Penis Snatcher Beaten to Death Fri Oct 10,10:53 AM ET Add Oddly Enough - Reuters to My Yahoo! BANJUL (Reuters) - A 28-year-old man accused of stealing a man's penis through sorcery was beaten to death in the West... |
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- France's most controversial author, also a raging success; I cannot believe he is not frightened for his life after his... |
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- InfoWorld on new WiFi enabled PocketPCs coming from HP and Dell. |
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- This is a table about Vegetable Terminal Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Fruit Terminal Market Summary |
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- Bug: Mozilla doesn't style some XHTML tags I've been experimenting with using CSS with TWiki again, and ran into the interesting situation that Mozilla-0.9.9 won ... |
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