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- iam glad that packard-hell is gone. for some reason , they really didn't follow industry standards. and it made it hard for the service people & owners when things would not work. they sold them heavily in stores that offered no support. companies like that will generally die, but only after creating problems for people that last until they all are ground up "real fine" case in point finding an almost new pb p200 in the dump. |
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- Last post by Peter Object on 13:28 19/Oct/03 - http://romanticmovies. |
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- Kecksburg UFO incident (& govt coverup) in '65 explored on SciFi this Friday... |
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- From Psychwatch Prozac found in Texas stream fish, while antidepessant use or even brief grief counseling could be grounds for you to be denied individual health insurance... |
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- Paging Mr Jones US mood: something's wrong but we don't know what it is Unease level at January '92 point, though Americans not blaming shrubco (yet, anyway).-- Asked about the way things were going in the country, 59% said they were "angry about something" and 39% said they were generally content. -- Support for unspecified changes in the political system was strong: 17% in favor of a "complete overhaul" and another 33% backing major reforms. |
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- Drought in West to continue through warmer than normal winter... |
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- Auch im besetzten Palästina erzielte der Widerstand einen erfreulichen Erfolg! - at.indymedia.org |
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- Hot damn, the Fishman cometh. |
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- DEARBORN, MI-- Yesterday, Governor Howard Dean, M.D., called on General William G. Boykin to step down as Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence after General Boykin made remarks suggesting that the fight against terrorism is a fight between Christianity and... |
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Endgame (Oct 19 2003 19:56 GMT) - As democracy in the United States approaches its endgame, a question arises: how will the compressed rage of the excluded boil over? |
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- I like the title "human aggregator" so I put that up on my title banner above. |
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- I like the title "human aggregator" so I put that up on my title banner above. |
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- In custom software development projects, additional expense can be incurred because the resulting code is owned by the developer, not by the user. In effect, the user is a hostage to the developer. An article several years ago proposed using open source development to break the power of suppliers. While an interesting proposal, creating relevant standards are probably enough to tilt the balance of power back to the user. |
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- BBC Oct 19 2003 1:23PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Oct 19 2003 1:35PM ET... |
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- Boston Globe Oct 19 2003 2:15PM ET... |
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- Korea Herald Oct 19 2003 1:33PM ET... |
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- BBC Oct 19 2003 2:08PM ET... |
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- BWJones writes "National Geographic is running a story this month on surveillance. I received my copy today and the article is reasonably extensive (for ... |
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syzygy (Oct 19 2003 19:55 GMT) - Last weekend (which included a school holiday), the girls went to a renaissance festival with their biodad, leave J and... |
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- Just back from Toronto this morning. It was a great trip. The weather was fantastic, although it was a bit windy when we arrived on Wednesday. |
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- Steven Milloy, who crusades against junk science and has a column on the Fox News website, has a great article about second hand smoke. I could only laugh last April when I first heard about a study claiming that a... |
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