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Get A Mac (Oct 24 2003 00:07 GMT) - Sick of the endless patches, fear of viruses and worms? I am, which is why I use a Mac at home, though work forces me to use a Windows machine. Ever since Apple went to a Unix-based OS, they've been producing computers that are more stable and secure than any Windows machine. Now the WSJ tech columnist is recommending them for small business use. Not a bad idea and they'll be especially useful once the G5 processor is available in all models. |
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- Τι γίνεται ρε παιδιά έπεσε το Πολιτικό Καφενείο; Εδώ και αρκετή ώρα δεν εμφανίζεται και μου βγάζει Error |
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- It's been rather hectic today, sorry. I even had a couple of semi-interesting things to post about.....I just wish I... |
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- Bill Clinton reaches a deal with drugs firms to slash the cost of Aids medicines for developing countries. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]Meanwhile Bush covers his oil buddies butts and bombs the bejeepers out of Baghdad. |
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- Some days you get really intense e-mails and other days you get these... Q) Your brother is so hot will... |
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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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- Most recent daily statistics (21 Oct 2003): Ranking: 4811, Activity percentile: 65.62%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (21 Oct 2003): Download count: 3 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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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 (21 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- In their first meeting since the Oct. 7 recall election that ousted Gov. Gray Davis, Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger and Davis said they would work closely together on a variety of issues before Schwarzenegger becomes governor next month. |
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- An elderly Clovis man has once again been denied a chance to leave jail. |
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- There were two winning tickets in last night's super lotto drawing. |
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- Residents of a troubled northeast Fresno neighborhood are glad they won't be losing their police presence. |
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- In a press conference this morning, White House Spokesman Scott McClellan acknowledged that $87 billion in US funds were misplaced sometime yesterday afternoon. The cash -- which, citing "security reasons," President Bush insisted on carrying on his person during his... |
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- BURLINGTON--Governor Dean today issued the following statement regarding this morning's action by the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee: "I am greatly disturbed by the decision of the Senate Armed Services Committee this afternoon to move forward on the nomination of... |
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Buphoons (Oct 24 2003 00:05 GMT) - Strange things here: phoons Enjoy the weirdness B |
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- While I'm not normally one to be into the quiz thing, this one is alright and good for a chuckle. The e-bore-ometer measures how much of an "e-bore" you are. I ranked slightly above average. Not bad considering I'm an... |
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- Just because it's natural doesn't mean it's safe. Black cohosh, a herbal remedy used by some women to relieve symptoms of menopause, may cause serious liver problems. |
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- There's help for kids who have trouble breathing due to a specific problem. Dr. Jay Adlersberg is On Call with the story. |
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- There's a better way on the way to figure out what's causing your sinus problems. Dr. Jay Adlersberg is On Call with the story. |
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- will go 2 bed soon. katja & i still had a nice evening talking & watching LOTR clips. wish we had more time. ------------------------------ Diese Nachricht wurde... |
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- Progress and setbacks in continent's efforts to improve well-being |
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- Three African women received awards from US organizations in October foroutstanding achievements. Dr. Nawal M. Nour from Sudan received one of the$500,000 awards under the MacArthur Foundation's Fellows Programme, whichrecognizes exceptional creativity, significant accomplishment andpotential. |
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- Nigerian nurses, under the aegis of Catholic Nurses Guild of Nigeria, have vowed to continue to uphold the values of human lives, resist all forms of socio-economic immorality and defend the sanctity of the family, especially in the Christian spirit. |
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- Women are to blame for rising female circumcision in Nyamira District, a lobby group says. |
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- FIRST Bank of Nigeria Plc female basketball team has qualified torepresent Nigeria at the 10th African Female Basketball Championship comingup in Maputo, Mozambique. |
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- Two weeks ago, before Lydia Chege walked into a family planning clinicat Nairobi's Dandora estate, she had made up her mind not to have anotherbaby for five years. |
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- The Verdict according to Olusegun Adeniyi |
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- Well Radio's wysiwyg editing doesn't seem to work, but NetNewswire's apparently does.. (Which is to say, its not quite a wysiwyg editor, and I can't just drag images into into it, but the preview feature is quite fine). |
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- JERUSALEM (AP) - Palestinian attackers killed three Israelis and wounded two others early Friday after infiltrating a Jewish settlement in Gaza, Israeli officials said. The militants opened fire after sneaking into the Netzarim settlement, the officials said. Israel Radio said that they crossed the exterior fence but did not enter the settlement... |
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- It will consider as early as next week a permanent ban on taxing people's Internet access bills, a measure that has sparked concern among state tax regulators. |
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- Toshiba launches VGA, Wi-Fi PDA. e805 offers 802.11b, 480 x 640 display [The Register] |
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- Toshiba launches VGA, Wi-Fi PDA. e805 offers 802.11b, 480 x 640 display [The Register] |
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- Those people who look at the full beauty of this site may have noticed the little icons I introduced for iTMS and AFP links. Of course these are introduced automagically using CSS 2's :before pseudo class à la a[href^=itms]:before { vertical-align: |
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- Michael Froomkin seems to think that America's judges have made a big mistake in claiming that they have no jurisdiction to enforce the Constitution, the laws of the United States of America, or the common law in Guantanamo Bay. It's hard to read the 1903 and 1934 treaties between the U.S. and Cuba as doing anything other than granting such jurisdiction to the federal courts. Discourse. |
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- "The ocean-going American navy at the start of the War of 1812 consisted of six fourth-rate ships." "That's harsh. Why say such nasty things about the navy of your country?" "They're true." "But I thought the American super-frigates--the Constitution, the Constellation, and so forth--were very good ships. |
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- Those of you who remember that last week's New Unemployment Insurance Claims number was 384,000 may be surprised to learn that this week's number--386,000--is described as a "decrease." Wampum, however, is here to explain all: Wampum: New claims: Rinse, spin, repeat...: |
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- The far-sighted and sharp-witted Eric Alterman has signed on to John Podesta and Sarah Wartell's Center for American Progress. How does one sign on? Their "Economy" section is still... quite thin... completely empty, in fact. |
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- He finds that the information technology revolution is taking hold throughout the OECD--and has been since the mid 1990s: Economist.com | Economics focus: ...Mr Jorgenson uses data for Europe and Japan which are adjusted to incorporate price deflators and measures of software expenditure similar to those used in America. |
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- Robert Waldmann reads Rumsfeld's memo and winds up depressed and banging his head against the wall. He is forced to answer "Yes" to the question "Does an economist who reads the Economist and a smattering of the European press really know more about Afghan politics than Donald Rumsfeld?" This makes Robert worry that perhaps our future is not in the best of hands. robert's random thoughts: I can't believe I am posting a link to Fox News but that's where Rumsfield's memo is posted. |
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- Gerard Baker of the Financial Times gives his assessment of Bush economic policy: disdain for facts and substance, disorganization and disarray, and dishonesty with voters and markets. Sounds about right to me. FT.com Home US: |
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- Glenn Reynolds writes at the top of his column: !TCS: Tech Central Station - Convoy!: Citizens' Band radio became popular because of widespread resistance to another example of regulatory overreach: |
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