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- Įlyktun um einkaleyfagjaldStśdentarįš sendi žingmönnum bréf įšan žar sem skoraš er į žį aš taka upp umręšu į Alžingi um eink ... [1] |
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- Fjölgun nįmskeiša į ensku og mįl ašstošarkennara skošušSķšastlišinn mįnudag var haldinn fundur ķ Menntamįlanefnd SHĶ. Óskar ... [1] |
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- No-Shopping Christmas. I would like to propose a change. This change would be very large, yet not difficult. It would dramatically reduce the stress in our lives during the most stressful months of the year. It would save us money where money would normally be thrown away to debatable purposes. |
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- No-Shopping Christmas. I would like to propose a change. This change would be very large, yet not difficult. It would dramatically reduce the stress in our lives during the most stressful months of the year. It would save us money where money would normally be thrown away to debatable purposes. |
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- The Daily Exclaimer reviews "Traffic" starring Armand Assante. |
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- The Daily Exclaimer takes a look at the life of Tippi Hedren. |
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- "The scale and effect suggests that spam is a type of information security problem. It has many properties in common with denial-of-service and network intrusion. Spam is an unauthorized use of resources: bandwidth, storage, processing and people's time." Paul Judge... |
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- INTERESTING PUTIN RUMORS: Are they true? Beats me.... |
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- INTERESTING PUTIN RUMORS: Are they true? Beats me.... |
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- So You Want to be a Roadie. There are worse things than getting paid to travel around the world listening to music and getting laid every night. As it turns out, not only is being a musician unlikely to get you this, being a roadie ain't gonna do it either, no matter who you're out on tour with. That's not to say that the work's not interesting: it certainly can be. |
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- So You Want to be a Roadie. There are worse things than getting paid to travel around the world listening to music and getting laid every night. As it turns out, not only is being a musician unlikely to get you this, being a roadie ain't gonna do it either, no matter who you're out on tour with. That's not to say that the work's not interesting: it certainly can be. |
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- I see from Kathryn Cramer's weblog that Hal Clement died yesterday. Hal was such a gentleman...funny, scarily intelligent...and probably the only math teacher I ever really liked. He was a fixture around East Coast fandom / prodom for so long: |
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jpydbg (Oct 30 2003 11:58 GMT) - jpydbg V0.0.2... |
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- ZDNet UK Oct 30 2003 6:28AM ET... |
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- Red Nova Oct 30 2003 5:45AM ET... |
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- "Having settled on Annoyance Filter as a product to use to battle spam, we now need to install the software and learn how to use it, before proceeding to integrate it with our e-mail client..."... |
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- ZDNet UK Oct 30 2003 6:28AM ET... |
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- BBC Oct 30 2003 5:38AM ET... |
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- BBC Oct 30 2003 5:49AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Oct 30 2003 6:23AM ET... |
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- A rain-swollen river swept away a car containing twin infants, and divers found their bodies still strapped into the vehicle Thursday. Rescuers hauled the PT Cruiser to the bank of the Delaware River, wrapped the bodies in yellow tarps and handed them over to emergency personnel. |
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- Ongoing since the invasion of Afghanistan
take a stand against the War Of Terror. Say No! to empire. Every Wednesday: 6: |
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- Regular picketing with NO WAR ON IRAQ etc. signs on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8;30 am Saturdays from 11:00 to 12: |
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- Saying that there was no evidence that prosecutors had tried to implant false memories in the young witnesses' minds, Bucks County Judge Alan Rubenstein yesterday denied Colleen Broe's request for a "taint" hearing before her trial on child endangerment charges. |
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- Justice Sandra Day O'Connor predicts that the U. |
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- Although it is obviously a terrible inditement of our so-called society that the mentally ill wander our streets with no-one to care for them, as a writer and comedian I find them fascinating. Perhaps they hold up a mirror to the fragility of our own sanity, often times by acting in ways that we, the sane (which isn't a very satisfactory definition of the majority of the populace), would be tempted to emulate if our brains didn't censor us and prevent us from looking as crazy as we all potentially are. |
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- An diesem Wochenende (1.11.) bietet das Click in Hamburg seinen Gästen wieder ein rundes Programm. Mit den Wighnomy Brothers(FAT, Jena),... |
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- A terminally ill prison inmate whose request for medical parole was misplaced by officials for a year lost his bid for freedom. |
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- The Electronic Frontier Foundation is one of our favorite groups. But how to amplify its voice and those of similar organizations? Several times we've called for the creation of a Digital Media Users Association. A little tidbit from The Register--on the disappointingly limited DMCA ruling from the U.S. |
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- Two fun sites having to do circular geometry: (more..) |
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- MORE REWRITING OF HISTORY: Andrew Sullivan explores the newest bogus claim by war opponents.... |
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- MORE REWRITING OF HISTORY: Andrew Sullivan explores the newest bogus claim by war opponents.... |
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- Pernille just emailed me this story from New Media Age, about Vodafone charging more for access to content outside their portal than that within it (0.7p/kilobyte versus 0.1p/kilobyte). This does seem more extreme pricing than, say, Orange (who are 0.5p/kilobyte, wherever you're connecting) - but I don't think it's too outrageous. |
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