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- Jay Rosen, NYU journalism professor, and one of the more interesting commentators at the BloggerCon writes an article about blogging... |
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iTMS 2 (Oct 17 2003 20:54 GMT) - Bill Bumgarner notes that you can now drag tracks out of the store to get URLs to them. I’d still like the store to support higher bitrate downloads, more selection, and user reviews and lists. There are so many partial albums, and albums that just plain aren’t there. |
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Dear Rob, (Oct 17 2003 20:53 GMT) - White russian on the rocks, NOT skim, please.Thanks. |
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- A man in a hot air balloon realized he was lost. He reduced the altitude and spotted a woman below.... |
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- Daniel Drezner looks at the so-called moderates of the Religion of Peace™. (Via White Glenn)... |
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- NYT has a fascinating piece on the history of corn. Sounds like a contradiction, doesn't it? Well, according to the piece, overproduction of corn has... |
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- AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry today announced that Susan Weddington, chair of the Republican Party of Texas, will leave her political post to the preside over the "OneStar Foundation," a non-profit organization whose goal will be to help mars... |
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- Javelin Strategy & Research founder James Van Dyke says it's time to get the facts right about identity theft. |
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- Congratulations are due the members of the Mendocino High School Science Club, who have... created what may be the first hydrogen... fuel cell powered robot as part of their Hydrogen Fuel Cell... Robot Project. The robot doesn't have a name yet but a school-wide... |
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NTestDox (Oct 17 2003 20:53 GMT) - A couple of months ago I came across TestDox (aka AgileDox). TestDox creates simple documentation from the method names in JUnit test cases. http: |
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- Gaby the blonde MILF teases us as she opens her black cape and shows off one large breast in a sexy black bra. She is a blonde bomber. Check out Gaby's mpegs at MILF Hunter.... |
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- Look, kids, LANDSPEEDRECORD! Of Resin (no relation) Records. Linking to Resin is the least I could do, this site somehow googles ahead of them and they seem like a nice label. I get two dozen google hits a day for... |
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- An article on NewScientist.com raises the question of piracy in relation to the launch of the iTunes Music Store for Windows. Joshua Duhl, an analyst with IDC says "One of the challenges iTunes face is that it's sort of a 'light' copy protection. Somebody's going to try to hack it." Apple has already faced piracy issues with iTunes on the Mac platform. |
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- In a PressPass interview, David Fester, the General Manager of Microsoft's Digital Media Division dismisses Apple's entry into the Windows music service market as closed and limited. "iTunes captured some early media interest with their store on the Mac, but I think the Windows platform will be a significant challenge for them," he said, adding that iTMS and "closed" AAC format would limit Windows users to using iTunes and the iPod, locking them out of more than 40... |
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- A new Paypal scam is making rounds on the Internet. An email, which claims to come from service@paypal.com, tells Paypal users that their accounts have been randomly flagged as part of a "security measure." The user is then invited to verify their Paypal account and credit card information at a site which appears to be a legitimate Paypal page, but is in fact a clever forgery. Paypal has been made aware of the scam, and the site has been removed, but it is likely other similar... |
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- Phil Schiller, speaking to CNET, explains that the iTunes Music Store doesn't make any money. "The iPod makes money. The iTunes Music Store doesn't," the Senior Vice President said, noting that though the music service is close to being profitable, the primary goal of the iTunes Music Store is to drive iPod sales. "While the profitability of the iTunes store right now is questionable, the popularity of the iPod is not," confirmed a market analyst with Technology... |
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- Though less than a day old, iTunes for Windows is meeting mixed reviews. Some users, such as Spymac Forum member coolkid is ecstatic; "I can't believe how great this turned out. It's runs just like the Mac version, really fast and not buggy at all like I kinda expected for the first version." Other Spymac forum members are less enthused. |
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- Apple and Pepsi are teaming up to promote Apple's iTunes Music Store. Now that iTMS now available for both the Windows and Macintosh platforms, Apple is giving away 100 million songs through bottles of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi and Sierra Mist. One in three bottles will have a code under its cap, usable to download any single song from the iTunes Music Store. The contest will start with a Superbowl Ad and run until March 31, 2004. [Discussion] |
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- http://jeremy. zawodny. com/blog/archives/001001. html... |
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- 'This will tear the fabric of our communion' say the primates of the Church of England |
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- A tool that replaces 'su -c' to run programs as nonroot users. |
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- Chapters 8 and 9 of "BLACK BOX VOTING: Ballot Tampering in The 21st Century" now available - download here. The Death of Democracy. |
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- "Pakistan is all set to launch, in January 2004, its first digital library that will give universities and research institutes in the country, access to about 5,000 international journals. The digital library will make it possible for all teachers to interact with each other, face to face through web conferences and share resources and even lesson plans, using this technology." |
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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 (15 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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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 (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- After reading this news story about bags containing box cutters, bleach, and modeling clay being found on two Southwest Airlines commercial planes, I have the same concerns and questions that many other everyday folks have, the foremost being: how the heck did these bags get placed aboard the planes? US carriers are searching their planes and thus far no additional suspicious items have turned up. The thought does occur that whoever put these items on the two Southwest planes could have been doing us all a huge favor, if indeed they attempted to just show up weaknesses in airline security and not to do harm. |
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- Via Ipse Dixit comes this page from the US Congress Joint Economic Comittee. WASHINGTON, D.C. - Tax increase advocates who... |
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- The prison population in England and Wales has reached its highest ever level, with 74,023 inmates. |
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- Two people are charged with the murder of a 60-year-old businessman. |
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- AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry today announced the appointment of two individuals to serve on the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners. The board regulates licensed healthcare professionals in Texas and educates consumers regarding their rights in see... |
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- Peaches runs away from the camera as Hunter films her fine sexy ass. She has nice curves but her ass is not as big as the ass of Jennifer Lopez. See Peaches ass at Cum Fiesta.... |
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- This is a table about USDA Grain Market Summary for Oct 17 |
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