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- Fiz uma grande descoberta: Eu não sei nada, absolutamente nada, sobre como me relacionar com outras pessoas. Nem uma virgula,... |
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- Dopo i "Cento colpi di spazzola" ecco che "L'Enigma Molfetta" è il nuovo caso letterario dell'anno. 6.50 €, edizioni Il Pungolo, questo noir hi-tech è il primo libro di Massimo Mantellini. Appena uscito nelle librerie i dati parlano chiaro: più... |
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- Dopo i "Cento colpi di spazzola" ecco che "L'Enigma Molfetta" è il nuovo caso letterario dell'anno. 6.50 €, edizioni Il Pungolo, questo noir hi-tech è il primo libro di Massimo Mantellini. Appena uscito nelle librerie i dati parlano chiaro: più... |
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- ""About 90 percent of people ages 5 to 17 use computers and 59 percent of them use the Internet -- rates that are, in both cases, higher than those of adults. Even kindergartners are becoming more plugged in: One out... |
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Daily Acro (Oct 29 2003 13:58 GMT) - Okay.. today is a double header.. H U M P as in HAPPY HUMP DAY! W T G L this one is purely autobiographical ..... |
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What's Up? (Oct 29 2003 13:58 GMT) - I haven't gotten any comments on my pay it forward post. I don't know if it is because you don't... |
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- I am currently looking for a Tester with Simulation Modelling experience - does anyone know where i would find such people or does anyone out there know anyone who can do this??? Regards Andrew Larkam Space IT +44 (0) 208 3051375 alarkam@spaceit.uk.com |
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- I am currently looking for a Tester with Simulation Modelling experience - does anyone know where i would find such people or does anyone out there know anyone who can do this??? Regards Andrew Larkam Space IT +44 (0) 208 3051375 alarkam@spaceit.uk.com |
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- Only now is Pixar upgrading to OS X? And I here I thoughts off to the shoot... |
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- Unser Buchquiz war ein voller Erfolg - tausende User haben daran teilgenommen. Leider konnte nicht jeder gewinnen. Schauen Sie nach, ob Sie zu den Glücklichen gehören. |
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- When it comes to saving, Germany is a model nation. On average, Germans set aside 10.5 percent of their available income. |
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- A truck driver fired from his soft-drink delivery job deserves unemployment benefits because his propensity for fender-benders didn't amount to misconduct, the state Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday. |
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- A recent article by Phil Howard of Bloor Research on IT-Director.com talks about the Demise of the XML Database. Excerpts below While you can still buy an XML database purely because it provides faster storage capability and greater functionality than a conventional database, all the erstwhile XML database vendors are increasingly turning to other sources of use for their products. These other markets basically consist of two different sectors: the use of XML databases as a part of an integration strategy, where the database is used to provide on-the-fly translation for XML documents, and for content management... |
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- EditorsNet Oct 29 2003 7:57AM ET... |
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- Linux Journal Oct 29 2003 7:58AM ET... |
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- Danny Sullivan of Search Engine Watch sheds light: "I show you as 8 out of 10. The toolbar has been notorious over the past few months of failing to show ratings or correct ratings for all types of sites."... |
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- This Is Money Oct 29 2003 7:45AM ET... |
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- BBC Oct 29 2003 7:40AM ET... |
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- CNN Oct 29 2003 7:58AM ET... |
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- EditorsNet Oct 29 2003 7:57AM ET... |
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- EarthWeb.com Oct 29 2003 8:11AM ET... |
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- CanadaIT.com Oct 29 2003 7:39AM ET... |
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- Irish Times Oct 29 2003 8:11AM ET... |
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- San Francisco Chronicle Oct 29 2003 7:47AM ET... |
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- Reuters Oct 29 2003 7:56AM ET... |
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- Eight months after Apple announced its smallest and largest PowerBook G4s -- the 12-inch and 17-inch PowerBook G4s, in aluminum, not Titanium -- Apple released the laptop many professional Mac users had been waiting for -- the aluminum 15-inch PowerBook G4. With its slick performance, bright screen, and support for USB 2.0, FireWire 800, AirPort Extreme, and Bluetooth, this laptop was worth the wait. But people who've received PowerBooks with loose latches or video problems may wish that Apple had taken a bit more time to iron out kinks. |
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- October 28, 2003 Scientists say a new study into the impact of aquaculture on Atlantic salmon provides the first scientific evidence that interbreeding between escaped farm salmon and native fish threatens to wipe out wild populations |
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- Captain Nemo: Think of it. On the surface there is hunger and fear. Men still exercise unjust laws. They fight, tear one another to pieces. |
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- Red Hat's business buyers are not likely to get all the features of version 2.6 until 2005. |
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- The SCO Group has begun a direct challenge to the General Public License, the legal foundation for Linux, numerous other open-source programming projects and software SCO still ships. |
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- The U.S. Library of Congress creates four narrow exemptions to a controversial digital-piracy statute but is criticized by free-speech activists, who had hoped for more exceptions. |
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- The online travel agency notifies law enforcement authorities about a recent security breach that has resulted in its customers' e-mail addresses falling into the hands of spammers. |
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- Category: Laptops/PCs Gosh, we remember when the Antelope Modular Computing Core was just vaporware, way back in the halcyon days of late 2002. But despite all the haters who said it'd never come out, the Antelope MCC has arrived. About the size of a deck of cards, the MCC is a tiny 1GHz computer with 256MB of RAM and a 10 or 15GB hard drive that runs a full version of Windows XP. The idea is that the core -- which by the way, costs $4,000 -- pops into a docking station with a screen and keyboard if you want to use it like a desktop, or into a smaller PDA-type shell if you need something more portable. |
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- When Apple held a special event for the release of version 10.3 of its OS X operating system, people came out in droves all across the country |
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- -NEWSFACTOR SPECIAL REPORT The line that separates the definition of a router from that of a switch has been rubbed out by products and requirements that straddle the boundary. Some Layer 2 switches -- "routing switches" -- are chock-full of Layer 3 features that come at little additional cost and bring functionality previously reserved for routers. In many instances, enterprises that want faster traffic-handling than some routers can provide can get away with a routing switch. |
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- Microsoft announced that it has settled consumer class-action suits with five states and the District of Columbia. But the world's biggest software maker says three thorny legal challenges remain to be resolved. |
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- If he were alive today, instead of writing about the "Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," Mark Twain might be tapping away about the celebrated typing frog of Harris County, Texas, where Houston-based FrogPad hopes to single-handedly revolutionize the two-handed keyboard. |
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- A call for broad-based industry testing of next-generation Linux software has been issued by the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) and Linux creator Linus Tovalds. The test9 version of the Linux 2.6 kernel promises to be a significant improvement over previous iterations, according to the OSDL, a global consortium of Linux backers. |
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- A U.S. appeals court sides with federal regulations requiring TV manufacturers to install tuners that can receive high-quality digital broadcast signals in new sets starting next summer. |
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- update Details leak onto the Internet about a new application from the software giant that will add voice recognition to handheld computers that use the company's Pocket PC software. |
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