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- bbulzibar asks: "I've been using MapQuest most of my life, but now as my mind is slowly expanding, I want to see if Yahoo! Maps is a better service for driving ... |
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- The Great American Privacy Makeover: "An exclusive PC World survey reveals that even savvy Web users can do more to... |
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- Alex Tabarrok says he wants to move to Switzerland to take advantage of the low taxes and the declining marginal income tax rates. (Declining as... |
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- In the report from a conference in UK, my collegue Peter noticed a passage where Jim Haslem reportedly said: "I... |
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- Jon Persky: The Ageless Project lists 1,800 blogs, sorted by the blogger's birthdate.[MetaFilter] |
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- In the conversion fury I'd entirely forgotten about the Radio Tool written by Steve Hooker that creates an RSS file of ALL posts. In retrospect, it's probably the thing I oughta have used. Especially since I'd already installed it. But part of me is kinda glad I didn't have to deal with more friggin xml than I had to. |
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- Senator John Edwards is revealing his health care plan this week as stumps throughout New Hampshire. Today he discussed his... |
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- Note to Osama: Get a real job. |
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- Note to Osama: Get a real job. |
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- Sniper suspect delivers rambling opening statement as death penalty trial begins in Va.; 'I had nothing to do with these crimes'; Malvo makes brief appearance, but is not questioned |
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- College student charged with taking a dangerous weapon aboard a plane, could face up to 10 years in prison; He is released without bail pending hearing Nov. 10 |
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- Move part of aggressive effort to lobby state leaders for university funding; Busch says legislative panel will review problems caused by budget cuts |
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- Analysts say the state's decision to favor open source technology may be a signpost that has major implications for the software industry -- particularly for Microsoft. |
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- Balto. County Council expected to vote against forming commission; Debate includes recriminations |
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- The company’s "end node" approach to secure computing represents part of an industry trend to address system attacks with a technology that protects all or most of the various components. |
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- Adoption: A woman's four-decade search for her biological roots is rewarded with the discovery of long-lost relatives. |
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- While the computer industry's eyes have been averted, videoconferencing vendors have been holed up in their development labs cultivating next-generation functionality. |
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- Baltimore fights gridlock after summer complaints |
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- Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy calls the new law aimed at preventing future Enrons and other corporate bad behavior a disaster. It's so time consuming and laden with red tape that it's like throwing "buckets of sand into the gears of the market economy," he says. |
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- Oliver: A group embarks on a plan to revive the East Baltimore community where the Dawson family died in a fire a year ago. |
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- Intel last week introduced a memory technology to meet all the memory needs of wireless devices in a single package - which could lead to smaller mobile phones and handhelds that consume less power. |
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- Ex-convict, 38, accused of stealing thousands, slapping Catholic priest |
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- Under the 802 category of IEEE WAN/MAN networking standards, there are a total of 11 working groups with four dedicated to formalizing wireless standards and a fifth -- the 802.18 group -- focuses on radio regulatory issues around the globe. If that's not enough fun, each working group has sub-topics -- projects -- within their category. |
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- Annapolis public housing deal was done quickly; tenants wait to move in |
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- The new handsets make today's most advanced phones, which are already equipped with personal organizers, color screens, cameras, and rudimentary video recorders, look clunky. They'll start appearing on store shelves next year. Improving on everything from displays to audio, these devices continue to blur the line between cell phones and multimedia computers, making them well suited for applications way beyond voice. |
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- Center: When space ran short at a Taneytown school, local leaders and volunteers created a new home for a Head Start class in an unusual place. |
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- I just helped a friend to get rid of the Cool Web Search spyware on his machine with SpyBot. It really kicks some spyware *ss. Best of all it's FREE!*Here's something from their web site: Spybot removes |
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- La France, elle, toujours pas |
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- Le site NGOWatch réclame la transparence pour ses adversaires |
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- L'élu Vert des Hauts-de-Seine explique l'importance de cette mesure symbolique |
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- mitch_hurrison_at_ziplip.com (Oct 20 2003) |
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- Marc Schoenefeld (Oct 20 2003) |
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- Schmehl, Paul L (Oct 20 2003) |
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- Marc Schoenefeld (Oct 20 2003) |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- All of the polls ask a series of questions, and then produce the results and collective results of others in real time. Always fun, but informative and revealing. Give it a try, it's worth a smile or two. |
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