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- Any RPGers out there? No that's not just any beat up old gaming die, that's a beat up old gaming die from ancient Rome. Christie's is it auctioning off and expects to get $4-$6K for it. I hope the geek that buys it can abstain from actually using it in next Friday's game. Link via Fark.... |
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- It's the final closing bell for the popular Blogshares "fantasy stock market" website. |
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- windowpain writes "With all of the furor over the Patriot Act a truly scary bill that expands the rights of corporations at the expense of individuals was ... |
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- windowpain writes "With all of the furor over the Patriot Act a truly scary bill that expands the rights of corporations at the expense of individuals was ... |
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Update.... (Dec 02 2003 02:35 GMT) - For those visual learners among us, a photo collection documenting the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa. HIV Positive: AIDS through a new lens |
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- Firstly, I've been tinkering again. I'm such a little tinker. Yes, I've written another Perl gallery program, this time a... |
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- Limbonic Art - Behind The Darkened Walls Of Sleep |
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Mama (Dec 02 2003 02:35 GMT) - A random shot.... |
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- Another seascape from the Isle of Wight. Again, a very basic scan of a very poor 6x4 print. Looks great when enlarged. |
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Eternity (Dec 02 2003 02:35 GMT) - After 24 combat missions and a long life, looking. |
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- A short holiday with the Grandparents on the Isle of Wight. |
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- A short article I wrote for the latest issue of InfoWorld--part of a larger special report on The Next Phase for Web Services. |
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- A short article I wrote for the latest issue of InfoWorld--part of a larger special report on The Next Phase for Web Services. |
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- A short article I wrote for the latest issue of InfoWorld--part of a larger special report on The Next Phase for Web Services. |
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- INF 2.9 Released Today. The Windows version: http://69. |
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- HarrisburgBlogs.com will be back soon. (Don't look yet! As of this writing, it isn't back!) HarrisburgBlogs. |
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- I am sending Christmas cards early because I know you need this to cheer you up. - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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99th Dream (Dec 02 2003 02:34 GMT) - Architecture, Nature, Alcohol, Space Travel, Rock 'n' Roll.... |
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99th Dream (Dec 02 2003 02:34 GMT) - Architecture, Nature, Alcohol, Space Travel, Rock 'n' Roll.... |
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99th Dream (Dec 02 2003 02:34 GMT) - Architecture, Nature, Alcohol, Space Travel, Rock 'n' Roll.... |
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- Courts are to get tougher powers to deal with domestic violence under proposals being announced by ministers. |
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- Tony Blair is set to face renewed pressure over plans for student top-up fees at his monthly news conference. |
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- More than half of non-smoking employees are exposed to tobacco smoke in the workplace, research suggests. |
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- A public inquiry is to decide whether Lake District water can be used to top-up drought-threatened reservoirs. |
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- The TUC calls for the UK to end its opt-out from the EU working time directive as a report suggests workers' rights are being abused. |
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- Sometimes, life just sucks. You know? And sometimes it doesn't. Yeah. Those are the main topics I cover. |
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- ...a page with more true crime links than you can shake a stick at. |
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- "Supreme Court grants Sacramento atheist right to argue pledge case; One year after passing bar exam, dad heads to legal limelight": Howard Mintz has this report in The San Jose Mercury News. |
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- This year we hosted Thanksgiving for the first time. We used the Weber grill to make the turkey, and it came out really well. The evening before I prepared an "injection" based on a recipe from RecipeZaar; since we didn't want to go overboard on the flavoring, I skipped... |
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- The leaves have fallen. Yellow and brown, they are all over the lawn. It's December 1st, and the leaves have fallen, and the sun glints in a cold-looking autumn sky thru the barren branches of the elms and oaks leaving stripes of light on my desk. December 1st. My heavens, how did it get to be December 1st already? |
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- Amid the clamor over whether software should be free, an unanswered question remains: Why won't IBM indemnify its customers against SCO's legal claims? |
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- Marketers of all kinds have geared up for the big holiday shopping season. |
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- Worldwide sales of semiconductors in October are the strongest since 1990, according to an industry trade group's report. |
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- Vendors ready new hardware and software for Jupitermedia's Wi-Fi Planet Conference & Expo this week. |
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- Angling for new enterprise customers, Big Blue will target 12 industry sectors. |
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- Curl software officials say occasionally-connected, not always on, is the enterprise software answer for busy executives. |
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- UPDATE: FCC begins landmark proceedings to determine regulatory framework for Internet telephone providers. |
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- The about-face could pit the software powerhouse against Red Hat and SuSE. |
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- Recent product enhancements from DoubleClick, AtlasDMT and NetIQ purport to measure the branding impact of Flash by reporting on user interactions. Is this logical? |
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- Hewlett-Packard buys the outstanding shares of its Indian subsidiary as concern grows over the off-shoring movement. |
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- The cause of the recent Debian Project server compromise has been published by the Debian security team: 'Forensics revealed a burneye encrypted exploit. Robert van der Meulen managed to decrypt the binary which revealed a kernel exploit. Study of the exploit by the RedHat and SuSE kernel and security teams quickly revealed that the exploit used an integer overflow in the brk system call. Using this bug it is possible for a userland program to trick the kernel into giving access to the full kernel address space'. |
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