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- The Daily Exclaimer reviews "Moulin Rouge" starring Ingmar Bergman. |
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- The Daily Exclaimer takes a look at the life of Frank Keating. |
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Home Again (Oct 29 2003 00:59 GMT) - Jesus, I leave Los Angeles for 4 days, and the whole place burns up. Can't I leave you people alone for a single freakin' minute?! |
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- Smartphony.org a perdu son fondateur ! Rassurez vous rien de grave ne lui est arrivé mais il a décidé de ne plus s'occuper de son bébé afin de s'ouvrir à des activités plus lucratives qui lui permettront de gagner sa vie. Bon vent à lui ... et espérons que smartphony subsiste quand même à ce départ car c'est quoi qu'on puisse en penser c'est un site incontournable du monde Smartphone francophone ... |
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- Même si Orange est en rupture de stock actuellement, rien ne vous empêche d'envoyer votre chèque de un euro et d'attendre patiemment (il s'agit tout de même d"une super occasion)... Rappel des conditions : - SPV acheté entre le 21.08.03 et le 29. |
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- Yesterday I was making a list of goals. Short, medium, and long term. Not a comprehensive list, but a start.... |
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- I'm writing this from the island of Phuket, Thailand...in transfer to Singapore for a very exciting nanotechnology gathering. Must catch my flight...some interesting economic and technological observations to follow upon landing. (Josh Wolfe, Phuket, Thailand)... |
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- I'm a bit heartbroken at having to miss The Decemberists in DC tonight, but oh well. This is on in about two more minutes. I'm going to curl up on the sofa and watch it.... |
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- Via Jerry Michalski, here's a great text by Russell Ackoff, a pioneer of Operations Research, that sketches what I feel is the usual arc trajectory of successful fields of knowledge. The life of OR has been a short one. It was born here late in the 1930's. By the mid 60's it had gained widespread acceptance in academic, scientific, and managerial circles. In my opinion this gain was accompanied by a loss of its pioneering spirit, its sense of mission and its innovativeness. |
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- Spam attacks and security vulnerabilities prompt the software giant to turn off the troublesome feature in the next Windows XP service pack. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - globetechnology.com Oct 28 2003 7:43PM ET... |
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- Stops offering SBC co-branded service ... 13 comments so far |
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- Rural broadband funding in jeopardy? ... 7 comments so far |
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- Claims deceptive billing practices ... 41 comments so far |
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- VoiP 911 services fail to impress ... 20 comments so far |
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- Users face suspension, account termination ... 64 comments so far |
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- States, fed square off in debate ... 41 comments so far |
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- so i was browsing IGN just to see what new and exciting developments there are for the cube, and I... |
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- Bílaáttuna og ætlaði að fá nýja bremsuklossa þar sem þeir gömlu voru uppslitnir. Endaði með því að skipta þurfti um bremsud ... |
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- tilraunir Tomma móður bróður míns hefur gullfiskurinn Gulli sem ég fékk í 17 ára afmælisgjöf nú látið lífið. Blessuð sé min ... |
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- CAN THIS ANTIWAR MOVEMENT BE SAVED? Michelle Goldberg asks the question.... |
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- CAN THIS ANTIWAR MOVEMENT BE SAVED? Michelle Goldberg asks the question.... |
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- Internet Software Designs, Inc. - United States, Arizona, Flagstaff (2003-10-28) |
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- Trudy Schuett of DesertLight Journal details her issues with Google News' judgment calls about what is and what isn't a legitimate news source. DLJ is a news journal that operates with a blog format. Here's a portion of her critique:This would say to me that Google is prepared to believe anyone who tells them they are a news source, yet for some unknown reason, for them, sometimes a blog is a news source, and sometimes it is not. The DLJ is not in any way a personal journal or diary... |
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- ok, this was just bizarre. I had to run my daughter out to dance class - before I left, the mouse wheel wasn't working with BottomFeeder. I figured I must have somehow broken something, and decided to just leave it while I was out. 2 hours later, I get back. I get the login screen - keyboard doesn't work. |
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- If you’re interested in ASP.NET Whidbey, there’s ton’s of stuff on Kent Sharkey’ |
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Crap-VD's. (Oct 29 2003 00:51 GMT) - I am so glad this is failing. "Disposable DVDs have been on store shelves for a little over a month and, for the most part, they seem to be staying there.". I cannot imagine a more pointless waste of matter.... |
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- News.com reports Intel ready to ship a/b adapters: What's the demand for mixed 802.11a/b networks? |
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- 2003-10-29: W3C Day Japan 2003 (in Japanese) will be held on 14 November 2003 at Keio University Mita Campus in Tokyo, Japan. The conference is organized by the Keio Research Institute at SFC in advance of their Open Research Forum. W3C Director Tim Berners-Lee and members of the W3C Team will speak about XML, SOAP, WSDL, RDF, accessibility, device independence, and the Semantic Web. The event is open to the public and registration is required. |
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