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- Dal 31 Ottobre gli stati appartenenti all'Unione Europea dovranno adeguarsi alla Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications per la repressione del fenomeno spam. Nel frattempo 200 rappresentanti si incontreranno per ridiscutere il problema. |
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- Township officials are trying to raise $80,000 to $100,000 needed to complete a memorial to war dogs, one of which a Vietnam veteran called "my best friend." Organizers have raised about $60,000. |
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- Microsoft chairman Bill Gates says that software is the next driver of innovation in the telecom industry. He revealed a new agreement, announced at the ITU Telecom World 2003 in Geneva, to provide mobile services in collaboration with Vodafone. |
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- The days of telecom-service monopolies are fading in most parts of the world. Deregulation, new technologies, and the growing importance of data services have ushered in a new reality: one of mature and fully penetrated markets, eroding profitability and intense competition. |
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- Microsoft has improved the wireless-networking service in its Windows operating system, which it claims will make hot spots easier to deploy and manage. "WPS for Windows XP and Server 2003 offer a more secure standards-based platform for Wi-Fi network providers that can reduce customer acquisition and support costs," says Microsoft exec Jawad Khaki. |
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- Charley and Christina Longdon credit their aunt and uncle -- and ''push-to-talk'' walkie-talkie type cell-phone service -- with saving their lives. |
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- Israel slams the door on Microsoft: "The Israeli Ministry of Commerce has suspended all governmental contracts with Microsoft, and indicated that the ban will last throughout 2004. The de facto suspension means no upgrades for the duration, at a time when Microsoft is looking to roll out its Office 2003 upgrade; and the Ministry is said to be examining OpenOffice as an alternative." [The Register] |
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- State Sen. Tommy Tomlinson, R-6, is offering certificates of recognition to servicemen and women from his district who participate in Operation Iraqi Freedom. |
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- I'm glad it's of use Scintilena - and thanks for the corrections you sent me for the home page, I look forward to my next Italian lesson |
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- A leak at a juice company sent a cloud of ammonia over town early Tuesday, leading to the evacuation of about 1,000 people. The leak from a tank was reported about 2 a.m. at the Natural Country Farms plant and wasn't plugged until around seven hours later, officials said. |
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- A Chinese food deliveryman was robbed at gunpoint and attacked with a baseball bat Sunday night in Bristol Township. |
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- Sinn Fein is trying to secure a November Assembly election in Northern Ireland in the current round of talks, a party negotiator confirmed today. |
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- Gardai in Co Meath are investigating a fire that gutted a factory near the town of Oldcastle early this morning. |
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- A leading member of the Ulster Defence Association who apparently tried to take over the organisation in north Belfast has been forced to flee the North with a number of his associates. |
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- Around 50,000 public service craftworkers are in line for a 17% pay rise. This comes as part of the Benchmarking agreement, and is almost twice the average increase. |
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- The National Roads Authority has reportedly approved a E300m plan to build extra lanes on the M50 motorway and improve traffic flow at the Red Cow roundabout on the outskirts of Dublin. |
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- We'll learn a kind of tolerance for the private conversation that is not aimed at us, and that overreacting to that tone will be a sign of social naivete. |
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- Read Regular is a typeface designed specifically to help people with dyslexia read and write more effectively. |
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- I've definitely seen process become dogma in a number of workplaces |
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- This module lets you set the amount of bandwidth your webserver will put out, even on a local connection |
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- We had a lot of talk, but nobody really disagreed much |
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- What they did was just mean and nasty and a complete waste of my time. |
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- Here's a list of changes since 0.6 that I consider important |
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- Elizabeth Guider: Voiceover: Elizabeth Guider - Voiceover |
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- A man who broke into a Croydon pipe factory last night drove a forklift through a chain-link fence and then terrorized a neighborhood by knocking out power after he ripped down two utility poles. |
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- This one-hour documentary will showcase the development of Davey and Goliath, the stop-motion animation children's program created for the Lutheran church by Clokey Productions between 1960 through 1975. |
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- ABC7 News is looking for candidates for our weekly makeover segment. |
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- Leonard Richardson just announced a cool new feature for his blogging tool, NewsBruiser: Topic Exchange integration. Niice. It apparently lets you associate local categories with topic channels, and then have then automatically ping your posts over to the ITE when you publish them. He also separated off his ITE Python bindings for any other Python hackers that want to do something similar. |
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- Click here for programme details on the BBC's website... Kindest Regards, Stewart Rogers Director Intelligent Output Solutions http://www.ioutput.com Sign up for our FREE newsletter by clicking here, and we’ll deliver monthly hints and tips that will help you and your business save time, cut costs and streamline your business processes. |
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- Click here for programme details on the BBC's website... Kindest Regards, Stewart Rogers Director Intelligent Output Solutions http://www.ioutput.com Sign up for our FREE newsletter by clicking here, and we’ll deliver monthly hints and tips that will help you and your business save time, cut costs and streamline your business processes. |
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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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