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- Review: MFZB Live In Concert! I woke this morning at 11am only to vibrantly relive the previous night's activities in my mind. Tim and I have long sought to attend a Zebrahead concert. We have... |
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- Marketers cross their fingers that Microsoft won't have to change its browser in response to the Eolas patent infringement ruling, but they prepare for the worst.Special Report: IE's Future |
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- MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Joan Perucho, author of the successful 1960s novel "Natural History," has died at the age of... |
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- Just arrived home from the horses. Unfortunately I was detained at university longer than I anticipated this evening because we had to watch some film entitled 'The Eye of Vichy, a compilation of long forgotten (some of us wish it... |
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- Premonitions come in many forms and I should have read the writing on the wall when I saw that my Word of the Day was anarchy. It's bad enough that I can't get DSL here and have had to revert back to dial-up, but having sporadic phone connectivity all day and dozens of dropped calls has been a constant reminder that I've taken refuge in the heartland of the technologically inept. Luddites have got nothing... |
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- FN har endnu engang fordømt udplyndringen af Congos naturressourcer. Men den fulde sandhed skal ikke ud – den er for følsom og pinlig. |
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- De foretrækker computeren og mobiltelefonen frem for tv. De har deres eget sprog, egne idoler og har adgang til penge som aldrig før. Tweenagerne, de 8-12 årige, er de globale mærkevare-firmaers nyeste marked. |
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- Det massive og voksende kommunale nej til nye mobilmaster 'går os lidt på', erkender direktør Ib Tolstrup fra Telekommunikations-industrien. |
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- Fjernelsen af universiteternes demokrati er vidnesbyrd om en formynderisk regering, som ikke bryder sig om nogens selvstændighed. Næst i rækken til afdemokratisering er amter og kommuner. Går Socialdemokraterne også her med - 'for at undgå noget værre'? |
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- Nu er Duncan Smith fortid, og man kan kun håbe, at han med sig i graven tog den triste, bagstræbende og anti-europæiske gammelmands-konservatisme, som han endte med at stå for. |
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- Den seneste UNDP-rapport opfordrer den arabiske verden til at investere i uddannelse og fremme en fri, intellektuel debat. Det skal forhindre regionen i total isolation i forhold til resten af verden. Men mange unge kunstnere og intellektuelle i den arabiske verden vil gerne i dialog med både Vesten og deres egne regimer. De føler bare ikke, at nogen gider at høre på dem. |
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- Realismen er i den grad overvældende i Berlin-vinderfilmen 'Bloody Sunday', der anklager briterne for overlagt mord i Derry-tragedien i 1972, skriver Claus Christensen i sin anmeldelse af filmen. |
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- His ad might go something like this. "I was in the market for a new machine. I was hoping to get ten teraflops by the end of the year. I'd never used a Mac and had been looking at Dells and IBMs. Then Apple released the G5 on June 23. |
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- Hvis danskerne går rundt og føler sig mere fri og uregulerede end de forbudsramte svenske naboer mod øst, så tager de fejl, skriver Berlingske Tidende. |
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- Alvorligt syge kræftpatienter, som i dag tvinges til at tage til udlandet, kan nu se frem til at blive behandlet herhjemme, skriver Berlingske Tidende. |
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- A Committee Draft for the XML-based "Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.0" has been approved by the OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee and has been released for 30-day public review. The Common Alerting Protocol is a simple, general format for exchanging all-hazard emergency alerts and public warnings over all kinds of networks. CAP allows a consistent warning message to be disseminated simultaneously over many different warning systems. |
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- A Committee Draft for the XML-based "Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.0" has been approved by the OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee and has been released for 30-day public review. The Common Alerting Protocol is a simple, general format for exchanging all-hazard emergency alerts and public warnings over all kinds of networks. CAP allows a consistent warning message to be disseminated simultaneously over many different warning systems. |
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- A Committee Draft for the XML-based "Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.0" has been approved by the OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee and has been released for 30-day public review. The Common Alerting Protocol is a simple, general format for exchanging all-hazard emergency alerts and public warnings over all kinds of networks. CAP allows a consistent warning message to be disseminated simultaneously over many different warning systems. |
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- A Committee Draft for the XML-based "Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.0" has been approved by the OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee and has been released for 30-day public review. The Common Alerting Protocol is a simple, general format for exchanging all-hazard emergency alerts and public warnings over all kinds of networks. CAP allows a consistent warning message to be disseminated simultaneously over many different warning systems. |
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- Israeli startup Lenslet has built a computer processor that uses optics instead of silicon, enabling it to perform 8 trillion operations per second, equivalent to a supercomputer and 1,000 times faster than standard processors. |
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- Despite the increased power of supercomputers and forecasting programs, scientists remain limited in their ability to predict wildfires' behavior. For strategic decisions, fire managers still must rely on information from exhausted fire crews on the front lines. |
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- New antiterrorist traveler-screening equipment debuts in advance of its Jan. 5 launch. The system will digitally scan fingerprints and photos of all foreigners entering the country through airports or seaports. The GAO calls it 'a very risky endeavor.' |
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- Israeli startup Lenslet has built a computer processor that uses optics instead of silicon, enabling it to perform 8 trillion operations per second, equivalent to a supercomputer and 1,000 times faster than standard processors. |
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- Despite the increased power of supercomputers and forecasting programs, scientists remain limited in their ability to predict wildfires' behavior. For strategic decisions, fire managers still must rely on information from exhausted fire crews on the front lines. |
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- New antiterrorist traveler-screening equipment debuts in advance of its Jan. 5 launch. The system will digitally scan fingerprints and photos of all foreigners entering the country through airports or seaports. The GAO calls it 'a very risky endeavor.' |
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- Israeli startup Lenslet has built a computer processor that uses optics instead of silicon, enabling it to perform 8 trillion operations per second, equivalent to a supercomputer and 1,000 times faster than standard processors. |
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- Despite the increased power of supercomputers and forecasting programs, scientists remain limited in their ability to predict wildfires' behavior. For strategic decisions, fire managers still must rely on information from exhausted fire crews on the front lines. |
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- New antiterrorist traveler-screening equipment debuts in advance of its Jan. 5 launch. The system will digitally scan fingerprints and photos of all foreigners entering the country through airports or seaports. The GAO calls it 'a very risky endeavor.' |
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- Voom wants to be the high-definition answer for TV consumers, but stiff prices and a shifting lineup of channels give the satellite service headaches. By Staci D. Kramer. |
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- Surprise! Thanks to the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, we now know our little corner of the universe is even smaller than we thought. A commentary by Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine. |
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- A huge gaseous cloud of charged particles, known as a coronal mass ejection, hits Earth's magnetic field. Space scientists expect its greatest impacts -- an amazing aurora and some communication problems -- will be felt in Alaska and the Far East. |
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- Voom wants to be the high-definition answer for TV consumers, but stiff prices and a shifting lineup of channels give the satellite service headaches. By Staci D. Kramer. |
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- Surprise! Thanks to the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, we now know our little corner of the universe is even smaller than we thought. A commentary by Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine. |
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- A huge gaseous cloud of charged particles, known as a coronal mass ejection, hits Earth's magnetic field. Space scientists expect its greatest impacts -- an amazing aurora and some communication problems -- will be felt in Alaska and the Far East. |
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- Voom wants to be the high-definition answer for TV consumers, but stiff prices and a shifting lineup of channels give the satellite service headaches. By Staci D. Kramer. |
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- Surprise! Thanks to the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, we now know our little corner of the universe is even smaller than we thought. A commentary by Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine. |
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- A huge gaseous cloud of charged particles, known as a coronal mass ejection, hits Earth's magnetic field. Space scientists expect its greatest impacts -- an amazing aurora and some communication problems -- will be felt in Alaska and the Far East. |
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- For the second time this year, software used in an electronic voting system has turned up on the Internet. This time, the company is Sequoia Voting Systems. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The first supercomputer made from a cluster of Macs is on track to become the world's third-fastest machine, according to the latest test results. Leander Kahney reports from the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference in Santa Clara, California. |
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- For the second time this year, software used in an electronic voting system has turned up on the Internet. This time, the company is Sequoia Voting Systems. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The first supercomputer made from a cluster of Macs is on track to become the world's third-fastest machine, according to the latest test results. Leander Kahney reports from the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference in Santa Clara, California. |
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- For the second time this year, software used in an electronic voting system has turned up on the Internet. This time, the company is Sequoia Voting Systems. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The first supercomputer made from a cluster of Macs is on track to become the world's third-fastest machine, according to the latest test results. Leander Kahney reports from the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference in Santa Clara, California. |
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- Yahoo UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have switched PPC providers from Espotting to Overture |
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- Yahoo UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have switched PPC providers from Espotting to Overture |
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- Yahoo UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have switched PPC providers from Espotting to Overture |
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- Yahoo UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have switched PPC providers from Espotting to Overture |
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