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- Maes Howe style chambered tomb. On Eday Heritage Walk. |
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- Der hier ist speziell für Anja: Google Search: minnesang tugenden für männer (aus den logfiles) |
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- Check out today's Progress Reports section, a daily emailing of the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, on how Murdoch got his way, even though legislation was passed. ... When right-wing/Fox News media mogul Rupert Murdoch says “jump |
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- Swapping: A new service allows banks to federally insure accounts of up to $1.5 million. |
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- Justices will decide if employer can cut benefit to 'double-dipper'; 2 Illinois workers sued |
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- 'We're clearly coming out of the woods,' expert says |
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- Metal seems almost in lockstep with euro |
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- Investors step up to buy after 2 economic reports |
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- New hires reap dividends sooner on investment plans as federal rule changes spur companies to revise policies |
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- As I have argued earlier, Bush's trip to Iraq was good for the troops. It was an action that stood on its own merits and drew universal praise, even from his political opponents (including Howard Dean and Hillary Clinton). Of course, not content to le |
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- MegaMacs.com offers the portable Archos Cesar 8x/8x/24x CD-RW USB 2.0 drive for $44.49. That's a $5 drop since our last mention and the lowest price... |
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- MegaMacs.com offers the portable Archos Cesar 8x/8x/24x CD-RW USB 2.0 drive for $44.49. That's a $5 drop since our last mention and the lowest price... |
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Chris Helme (Dec 02 2003 16:48 GMT) - Last post by Simon on 13:35 02/Dec/03 - Whatever happened to him? Did he just go back to busking? |
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- Enterprise Java expert Dennis Sosnoski starts with his view of how Java server technologies fit with Linux, then gives pointers on setting up the Tomcat Java servlet engine on Linux -- securely. |
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- Petition filed today seeks quicker action against nitrogen pollution |
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- More news about the recent break-ins on four Debian project servers emerged yesterday when Wichert Akkerman of the Debian project issued a new security alert about the situation. It appears that a flaw in the Linux kernel was exploited and a "sniffer" put in place to highjack passwords. It was with the purloined password that access to the Debian servers was achieved. |
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- · A new sex tape is hitting the internet near you, starring Gena Lee Nolin of Baywatch. On the tape,... |
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- I've been meaning to post this for a while because I think Firda (she is a grammar and spelling... |
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- So you may or may not remember the alien root that was growing in our kitchen. Apparently, I have a... |
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- Palestinian children play with World Trade Center replicasOf course, none of these people have what it takes to build a real World Trade Center--and they have to steal someone else's planes to destroy it. Playing with toys is about as advanced as they get. Losers. |
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- His venomous language aside, al-Qaida defendant Zacarias Moussaoui has stopped prosecutors cold in the only case stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks by raising issues of a fair trial that touch far beyond his courtroom. |
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- Google Search: language barriers |
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First Snow (Dec 02 2003 16:46 GMT) - I went outside at about midnight and saw it snowing with a slight dusting. This morning there is about an... |
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- My head is turning into a large reservoir of snot. It started yesterday, but luckily hasn't gotten worse. I'm blowing... |
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- I'm back after a long hiatus. Have been enjoying myself way too much climbing, and between work and climbing, kinda fell off blogging for a while..that and the fact its not possible to gang-blog articles without comments in the Radio user interface. Anyways, sunday before last, I did my first lead climbing! Pics here: |
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- Letting go of the details can be a difficult thing for a boss to do. This article gives some good tips on delegating, and making... |
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- TIMESTAMP (UTC) LAT LONG DEPTH MAG COMMENT 2003-12-02 00:18:20 -22.16 -68.1 100 5. |
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- The Salt Lake Tribune editorialized today that recent legislation allowing churches to prohibit guns within their confines also carries with it the requirement that said churches notify the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in writing of their intent. The law (Utah Code 76-10-530 and 53-5-710) was supported by the LDS church and other religious bodies. Originally, a bill was drafted that would also prohibit firearms in schools, and the Governor's office even proposed an initiative to this effect (Utah Safe To Learn - Safe To Worship Act) the prior year. The Legislature, however, refused to go along with the schools prohibition. Department of Public Safety / Bureau of Criminal Investigation: |
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- Removed Muse, added Smack. |
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LT (Dec 02 2003 16:45 GMT) - It's nice to see that Lawrence Taylor's controversial "60 Minutes" interview hasn't prevented him from acquiring employment. In coaching, no less!! BTW, did anyone else happen to see the segment on the "NFL Today" when they were discussing the whole LT thing? I thought Boomer... |
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- Joshua Doom has been arrested. That's got to be embarrassing for Dr. Doom. They probably paged him at work and told everyone over the intercom that his son was driving drunk...then that "OooOOOOOOOOooooh! |
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- Mittwoch, 03.12.2003, 22.15 Uhr |
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- Based on the screen shots, the Really Slick Screensavers GLX port is just that.... Pretty sexy looking!... |
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- Apparently the levels of comment spam have fallen lately, it could be because my google ranking is going down due... |
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- The Answer, lies here... |
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- Thank you so much for sharing your perspectives--many of them I |
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- Excellent, ahahahhhaahhaaaa, best news of the day :) Security professionals took note of a critical new vulnerability in the Linux kernel that could enable an attacker to gain root access to a vulnerable machine and take complete control of it. An unknown cracker recently used this weakness to compromise several of the Debian Project's servers, which led to the discovery of the new vulnerability. |
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- Wow. It's easy to continue to skip posting when you've already spent a significant amount of time not posting. I don't want to let the blog lie fallow again, so this is my attempt to prime the pump and get back into the posting habit. I had a good Thanksgiving vacation. I was able to get my home office back in shape, played with PyObjC some more (coding an obsession of mine -- cellular automata), travelled to Mom's house and visitted my Aunt Mary, and discovered the wonder of Ginger Altoids. |
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- caseih writes "A very neat hack uses the real ntfs.sys driver (obtained from your own windows XP partition and used via a wine-like layer (borrowed from ... |
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- There's a thread running in cls on how complex VisualWorks has goten. The basic issue is with packages, parcels, namespaces, and categories - specifically, the intersection of all of them. What bothers people is the sense that they are tossed into the maelstrom in the browser, with no sense of direction on what to do. Here are some of my thoughts on this. The system browser really isn't that complex. |
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