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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Infomatics Oct 21 2003 5:10PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Infomatics Oct 21 2003 5:10PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Boston Globe Oct 21 2003 5:23PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AP via New Jersey Online Oct 21 2003 5:30PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - ABC Online Oct 21 2003 5:36PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - SiliconValley.com Oct 21 2003 5:38PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - SiliconValley.com Oct 21 2003 5:38PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - CFCN Plus Oct 21 2003 5:45PM ET... |
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- Just had a burst of creativity and I think I've hit upon a design for the site Dad's been after me to build for him. My big stumbling block was that I have little faith in my design skills and... |
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- ...eal approach to securing Linux-- and soon" |
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- ...attacks are being carried out over the HTTP layer there is a growing need to push the envelope and bring Web security to new levels" |
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- ...ethod for categorizing security risk levels of federal systems is on the cusp of final approval" |
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- ...ls that even savvy Web users can do more to safeguard their privacy and data" |
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- Fred Barnes argues for The (Finally) Emerging Republican Majority, citing the fact that the GOP has more office holders than... |
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- Hmm, the sfd1001 drive does bring back memories. I had one hooked into my C64 some time ago. I am interested to know if anyone has any experiance with the Contiki C64 Web Browser. It seems that for about $70.00 US and a home built interface card, consisting of a single 74XX chip, one can have an ethernet card for the C64. |
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Bloodbath (Oct 21 2003 23:18 GMT) - Posted by Fung-Lin Hall Israeli poster artist. |
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- Award Reviews 2003: Jennifer Dworkin's epic 2½ hour docu explodes the right wing cliche of the "welfare queen" -- the black woman with a lot of kids and a crack habit -- not by avoiding the stereotype but by fleshing it out. Settling the viewer in to an unmediated intimacy with her subjects, Dworkin follows the fortunes of Diane and her daughter Love. |
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- Matt Taibbi checks in with 'Excerpt from The Rise and Fall of the United States (Putnam, 2037), William Shirer IV. From the chapter entitled, "The Anschluss Begins."' Typically clever stuff, especially the Franzen bit. |
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- Daniel Rozin makes mirrors. But not the boring ones we're used to -- he prefers to make his out of wood, trash and occassionally, shiny balls. His works are a combination of artistic expression and computer vision, and have been on display around the world. Check out the quicktime videos of his mirrors in !action and prepare your mind to be boggled. |
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- Senate passes legislation to ban partial birth abortion which contrary to what is apparently popular belief, is not a clear cut thing and definitions and facts seem to vary rather greatly. Bush is expected to sign the bill. In other news, another Bush is making medical decisions - this time to keep a comatose woman alive - reversing an earlier court ruling that she be allowed to die. |
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- Study: 100 patients a day in USA wake up during surgery: "Anesthesia failure that allows a patient to wake up during surgery, paralyzed and unable to cry for help, occurs 100 times a day in the USA, a study reports Monday. The rate is similar to those documented by previous international studies, but many doctors have long questioned the prevalence. This is the first time in more than 30 years that the problem has been quantified in U. |
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- This is Tim Lyon reporting on the latest death penalty developments. AP reports today that the family of a woman executed in 1945 has asked the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles to pardon her. The family of Leona Baker, the only woman ever executed i |
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- Un post de Caspa.tv aparece como noticia destacada de Iblnews al aparecer ellos en Caspa.tv como noticia destacada en Google... |
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- Giants slugger subpoenaed by grand jury |
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- Jeff gerhardt writes "Tonight Live: Become a Certified Linux Geek >> on The Linux Show!! Tonight Live: |
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- Phil Andrews appointed to African Atlantic Genealogical Society Board as Public Relations Director [PRWEB Oct 21, 2003] |
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- Former Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne is unlikely to play Newcastle, England next year, Telewest Arena bosses warned Tuesday (October 21). It had been hoped he would perform at the venue in the spring after canceling his European tour last we... |
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- An old colleague of mine, Ian Fogg, commented in an earlier posting that he didn't think 'cheap broadband' at 150kbps would 'really offer the full broadband experience that customers expect'. The reasons he gave were interesting, and reveal I think a kind of 'supplier led' thinking that may distort the way broadband providers view their customers and their motivations. |
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- The Aspen Institute today announced that its Communications and Society Program has issued a report on national security and the practice of journalism. The report, Journalism, Security and the Public Interest: Best Practices for Reporting in Unpredictable Times, ... |
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- regarding broken monitors IMHO, one of the most common faults, is people get brutal with the video cable and break or bend one the pins in the HD15 connector. My cousin gave me this 15" Sony Trinitron monitor, I managed to cut off and rewire a new connector by using an old pc power supply and fan to figure out which wires go to which pin, from the broken connector. I now have the Sony 15" I am using now working great. does 1200xsomethingorother too. : |
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