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- The Shooting (Monte Hellman, 1967) - DVD trwy eBay. Y llall yn y cwpled o existential westerns wnaeth Hellman a... |
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- Mobile Computerwold, 12/1/03: Intel chip set to make PC into wireless access point It's due out in the first half of 2004 Story by Tom Krazit Desktop PCs with Intel Corp.'s Grantsdale chip set, scheduled for release in the first half of 2004, will allow users to run wireless networks from their PCs, the company said today. Intel President and Chief Operating Officer Paul Otellini first discussed the chip set last month at Intel's fall analyst meeting in New York. |
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Elevator (Dec 02 2003 17:59 GMT) - I don't think I have ever talked about the elevators here, but they suck, they are slow and we only... |
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- Félicitations au Journal Du Net pour avoir créé une source RSS pour leur section JDN Développeurs ! |
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- v0.4.0pre3 adds preliminary 6200L support... |
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- PakTribune.com Dec 2 2003 12:09PM ET... |
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- Computer Shopper Dec 2 2003 12:23PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Dec 2 2003 11:22AM ET... |
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- ZDNet Dec 2 2003 11:34AM ET... |
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- AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer Dec 2 2003 11:40AM ET... |
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- BBC Dec 2 2003 11:42AM ET... |
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- CNET Dec 2 2003 11:50AM ET... |
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- AP via Newsday Dec 2 2003 12:13PM ET... |
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- TopHosts.com Dec 2 2003 12:16PM ET... |
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- Yahoo! Dec 2 2003 12:23PM ET... |
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- Infomatics Dec 2 2003 12:30PM ET... |
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- BBC Dec 2 2003 12:43PM ET... |
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- ...I was excited to be your SS....I'm glad your little Sweethearts |
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- As a web developer by trade I'm normally gung-ho about buying |
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- At his age, Fred Hale Sr. doesn't mind getting a year older. Hale, recognized as the oldest man in America, celebrated his 113th birthday Monday quietly with four generations of descendants at his side. "It was just a small, quiet party. He cut the cake," Fred Hale Jr. |
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- This kernel level vulnerability allows root access on any machine running Version 2.4.0 through 2.5.69 |
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- Playoffs?!! Playoffs?!! "Playoffs?!! Playoffs?!! You're asking about the playoffs? |
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- Information Today -- they of the conferences and the magazines and the books -- have started blogging! You can check out their new blog at http://www.infotodayblog.com . |
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Kid Joke I (Dec 02 2003 17:57 GMT) - In keeping with Kid's Day, I think I'll occasionally throw one of these in: It was that time, during the Sunday morning service, for the children's sermon. All the children were invited to come forward. One little girl was wearing a particularly pretty dress and, as she sat down, the pastor leaned over and said, "That is a very pretty dress. Is it your Easter Dress? |
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- This is a table about Japanese Weekly Cattle Slaughter |
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- This is a table about Australian Wholesale Beef Prices in Japan |
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- This is a table about Canada's Cumulative Canadian Specialty Crop Exports |
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- President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr. Sam Nujoma, has observed thatpoverty, disease and ignorance can only be eradicated from African societiesif Africa has genuine political freedom and economic independence. |
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- A new study has found that, despite the slower job market, employees are just as willing to quit their job now than they were at the height of the boom years, when jumping ship seemed like a monthly option for some workers. Many people will jump for just a little bit more money, but good working conditions and the belief that the company is going somewhere helps. Of course, many companies have been treating their employees terribly lately, believing that they have no other options - but that may be changing. |
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- MarketingProfs published a piece on the importance of error messages on sites. Proper messages, providing some help and a warm, human voice can keep people on the site. Mechanical messages that are unhelpful, technical or excitist could not only dislodge the viewer from the site, but also affect the brand name itself. MarketingProfs reports. [summary] |
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- Jewish Holy Books On Display at the Alexandria Library: The Torah & the 'Protocols of the Elders of Zion' Recently,... |
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- Horsefeathers maintains that contemporary liberalism, in its therapeutic manifestation, assumes that human aggression is solely a reaction to frustration, the... |
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- Is there a new mobile gaming console in the works? The Register thinks so. Here's a blurb:On the basis of its web site, Gametrac Europe's kids-oriented handheld Windows CE .NET-based gaming console appears as much like vapourware as does Infinium ... |
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Screens (Dec 02 2003 17:56 GMT) - 100 Bullets (Multi) - Worthplaying Bad Boys II (Multi) - Worthplaying Bloodline (PC) - Worthplaying Combat Over Europe (PC) - Worthplaying. Crystal Key II: The Far Realm (PC) - Worthplaying EverQuest 2 (PC) - OGaming Final Fantasy XII (PS2) ... |
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Reviews (Dec 02 2003 17:56 GMT) - Age of Mythology: The Titans (PC) - Strategy Gaming Online Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon (PC) - Worthplaying Club Football (PS2) - GameBiz Deus Ex: Invisible War (XB) - Games Domain Dungeon Siege: Legend of Aranna (PC) - Armchair Empire E... |
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- Fan site EverQuest 2 OGaming has a single new screenshot from Sony Online's MMORPG sequel, showing a human and a ratonga fighting skeletons. |
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- ABIT AB-2003 DigiDice SFF PC on HEXUS.net. Andio Trinko Frame Series Speakers on Geeklyreview. Apex ATX-500W-P4 PSU on Hardware Pacers. Aspire X-Gear Case on Overclocker Cafe. |
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- Japanese developer KiKi recently cemented plans to release their Xbox mech-shooter entitled "EXA Skeleton" in Japan.Slated to hit retailers on December 18, the game's story will be set in the distant future. Players assume the role of mechanized p... |
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- The Meath football team received a Royal rumbling from makeshift TV outfit the Underdogs at a challenge game that spiralled out of control on Sunday. |
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- Chris Patten of the EU needs to reign in his checkbook, because not only is he funding Islamic terrorists, but he's funding the appeasers who appease these terrorists! From the IMRA archives: Yossi Beilin drawing NIS 350-400 thousand salary covered... |
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- The City of Moncton thinks that showing up drunk at work toting a loaded, sawed-off shotgun in search of the boss is a firing offence. The city’s union disagrees. |
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Site Notes (Dec 02 2003 17:55 GMT) - Two things: November was the biggest month donewaiting.com has ever had. We've had a steady increase month by month, but... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Computer Shopper Dec 2 2003 12:23PM ET... |
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