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- The drag-and-drop interface was built using ECMAScript (Javascript) and the DOM (Document Object Model). The back end uses PHP and MySQL. ... |
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- Email viruses that use email exploits to disseminate are becoming more frequent, as the recent BugBear.B and Fortnight JavaScript worm show. ... |
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- The drag-and-drop interface was built using ECMAScript (Javascript) and the DOM (Document Object Model). The back end uses PHP and MySQL. ... |
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- I'M NOT very easily shocked, but the other day I went online and typed the word "steroids" into my Google search engine. I was simply ... |
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- Even better than Cliff Notes or a Google summary is the chance to see and hear an author read from his or her book, take questions, and give visitors a chance ... |
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- Hope everyone had a nice weekend. I will leave you tonight with another round of "Did You Know". If you lace your shoes from the inside to the outside the fit will be snugger around your big toe. Only 1/3 of the people that can twitch their ears can twitch only one at a time. The expression "What in tarnation" comes from the original meaning: |
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- One standout sign of the new times: Web search firm Google is expected to go public early next year in one of the most-anticipated dot-com IPOs since the ... |
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- By JIM BELSHAW. Technology is wondrous indeed. I Google "pit bull reputation" and the first three hits give me homework factories instead of pit bulls. ... |
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- DOES Google's $25bn plan to float on the stock market by auctioning shares on the internet without using investment bankers spell doom for this most costly ... |
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- Ask Google.com to check the Internet for the phrase "millionaires in China" and you'll see estimates that there are a million to maybe 10 million or more ... |
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- Wall Street's biggest investment banks have begun jostling for the mandate to take Google public, the most eagerly anticipated flotation since the technology ... |
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- NEW YORK, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Investors may be salivating over two prospective billion-dollar initial public offerings -- Orbitz and Google -- but that doesn't ... |
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- NEW YORK/PALO ALTO, Calif. (Reuters) - Google, the 5-year-old company that redefined the way people search the Internet, is actively seeking bankers to help it ... |
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- GOOGLE, the private firm with the dominant internet search engine, is considering a public share offering next year that could catapult the firm into the ranks ... |
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- The company has benefited from a lucrative deal with Google, but it still has only a 2.3 percent share of the US search business, an arena that is becoming ... |
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- Written by Margaret Dennis Google is probably most widely known and used internet search engine. The private company is about to ... |
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- Is it just me, or does the new U.S. currency look like they've just been pulled out of someone's washing machine? I dunno about this Monopoly money. For one, it... |
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- Is Microsoft Behind SCO's $50 Million Cash Infusion?: Rumors are flying that Microsoft has found a new way to funnel money to SCO — back-door financing on the war with Linux. Microsoft seems to using SCO the same way the... |
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- Light posts the last couple days, thanks to a much-needed weekend of Internet-free time. Many thanks to my parents, who flew in and not only helped me celebrate but also graciously watched the kids last night so my wife and I could spend a night kid-free downtown Chicago. Friday night, we took my parents to Heaven on Seven with my folks (they just opened in Naperville, further proving my theory that everything you could ever want is in Naperville). Saturday, Robin and I ate at Bistro 110 off of Michigan Avenue. If you’ |
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- I'm trying to decide what language to learn next and I'm really leaning towards Python. I figure that I can master C# at work since the big project relies on it and I'm pretty much done with Java (as much as I like it) because I just can't seem to get any traction on using it. I've heard a lot of good things about Python and the PyObjC seems to have reached stable, mainstream status. Plus, Panther now lets Python into the Quartz graphics libraries, which suggests that Python is poised to break into first-language status in Mac OS X—joining Objective-C, Java, and AppleScript. |
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- Have you tried re-installing? Have you tried turning off your firewall and trying out radio? Send an email to Lawrence Lee at Radio: lawrence@userland.com |
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- Recently I revised Optimizing PHP, an article that I wrote in 2002. I'm pleased to say that it hasn't aged much. The changes I had to make include a recommendation to use FastCGI with IIS, adding Turck MMCache to the opcode cache list, recommending Cache_Lite, replacing foreach with list/each for large arrays, and the realisation that arrays need to be passed by reference too. Then I realized how much more I could have discussed. I started to think more about performance profiling after discussing APD in a previous post. |
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- Recently I revised Optimizing PHP, an article that I wrote in 2002. I'm pleased to say that it hasn't aged much. The changes I had to make include a recommendation to use FastCGI with IIS, adding Turck MMCache to the opcode cache list, recommending Cache_Lite, replacing foreach with list/each for large arrays, and the realisation that arrays need to be passed by reference too. Then I realized how much more I could have discussed. I started to think more about performance profiling after discussing APD in a previous post. |
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- Downloadable speeches, info, and music from the likes of Noam Chomsky, Malcolm X, Ralph Nader, Howard Zinn, Jello Biafra, and much more all on one page! Somebody stop me!!!! |
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- Heather was a regular on Jenny, Stark Raving Mad, and That's Life. She has made quite a few guest appearances on other sitcoms. An actress that I wish was in more |
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- Wir alle haben die Fhigkeit uns medial fr hhere Bewusstseinsebenen zu ffnen. |
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- A blogger over at Longhornblogs shares his wishes for Longhorn:Longhorn wish #1: System Restore from Recovery ConsoleLonghorn wish #2: Close the handle from the dialog boxLonghorn wish #3: No rebootsLonghorn wish #4: |
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- What Controls Variation in Human Skin Color?: "Diversity of human appearance and form has intrigued biologists for centuries, but nearly 100 years after the term genetics was coined by William Bateson in 1906, the genes that underlie this diversity are an unsolved mystery. One of the most obvious phenotypes that distinguish members of our species, differences in skin pigmentation, is also one of the most enigmatic. There is a tremendous range of human skin color in which variation can be correlated with climates, continents, and/or cultures, yet we know very little about the underlying genetic architecture. Is the number of common skin color genes closer to five, 50, or 500? |
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- He is a hazard to the newswire and the activist community. - www.nyc.indymedia.org: |
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- He is a mother fucker and a toad. - www.nyc.indymedia.org: |
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- Santa Ana Speeds the Spread of So Cal Fires Five separate fires are burning in San Diego County, including several densely populated suburban areas. Dozens of homes have been burned. Marine Corps Air Station Miramar has been affected, including an FAA air traffic control installation. 16,000 people in the South Bay lost electricity when a major distribution line went down. Many San Diego firefighters went up to Camp Pendelton yesterday. |
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- The trade in stolen Asian relics is booming. TIME reports on how cultural sites are being looted and precious artifacts smuggled overseas. Sometimes they're returned, but much of Asia's cultural heritage is being lost. |
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- Napster re-launching on Wednesday as a pay-per-download service. Anyone see this coming? |
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Day (Oct 26 2003 23:03 GMT) - Woke up around tennish. Read. There were voicemail messages: votania motherhenning, and also Dawn. sithjawa and I wound up wrapping some of my "goddamn veils" around our delicate breathing equipment and walking down to Mudd. |
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- Blogging in absentia, David Giacalone passes along some timely links: The American Antitrust Institute, "A red flag for the broadcast flag:" The scope of the regulations the program producers are asking for is enormous. |
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- Live music in Western Australia on Monday 3 November 2003. |
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FAINT... (Oct 26 2003 23:03 GMT) - It's official...I LOVE PETRA!!Thank you ever so much for these new Sam Jones pix!!! They're hot to trot! You rule girlie!! |
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- JBoss is a freely available, open source Java Application server. It is distributed and maintained by JBoss Group and is available for a number of platforms including Mic... |
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- Ipswitch WS_FTP Server is an FTP implementation that is available for Microsoft Windows operating systems. Ipswitch WS_FTP Server is reported to be prone to buffer overr... |
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- I spent my Sunday afternoon watching the Detroit Lions suck again. I'm glad that wasn't the only thing I did on Sunday even though the Lions suck, setting up Virtual PC on Windows 2003 is doesn't. I'm studying for my MCSE 2000, the usual way for studying for Cert's is setup a lab with things helping emulate an environment.  The current cert i'm studying for is Windows 2000 Server. This requires for studying RRAS (routing, remote access services. |
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- I spent my Sunday afternoon watching the Detroit Lions suck again. I'm glad that wasn't the only thing I did on Sunday even though the Lions suck, setting up Virtual PC on Windows 2003 is doesn't. I'm studying for my MCSE 2000, the usual way for studying for Cert's is setup a lab with things helping emulate an environment.  The current cert i'm studying for is Windows 2000 Server. This requires for studying RRAS (routing, remote access services. |
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