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- "This vulnerability, exploitable when rsync is being run in 'server mode,' may allow the attacker to run arbitrary code on the compromised server..."... |
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- "Lindows.com has launched LindowsOS Laptop Edition, the first Linux-based operating system tailored specifically for laptops..." Press release within. |
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- "...[T]hese open source projects, and others Progeny is supporting, have the potential to make Linux easier to administer for everyone from high-end enterprise sysadmins to home users who only use their computers for simple office tasks..."... |
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- Dec. 4 - A new study shows that the people who need gastric bypass surgery the most, have the highest risk of post-surgery complications. |
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- In an open letter released on Thursday, SCO CEO Darl McBride responded to recent criticism by the Unix community and leveled a strong attack on the GNU General Public License. |
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- Intel officials on Thursday said they expect revenues to come in between $8.5 billion and $8.7 billion, up about half a billion from previous projections. |
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- Skupina Ecstasy Of St. Theresa pÅ™ipravila na domácà pomÄ›ry nevÅ¡ednà DVD. Jmenuje se Fastmoving/Slowthinking a vyjde 8.prosince. Jedná se o vizuálnà podobu poslednà desky doplnÄ›nou o Å™adu dalÅ¡Ãch zajÃmavostÃ. |
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- Continuing the long line of absolutely bizarre physical changes in America's sweetheart, Christina Aguilera - it's like watching mutation, man - the Daily Star reports that Christina is now losing her hair. Fast. "Christina's had to wear wigs for a while because she lost so much hair... Obviously it's important that she hangs on to her glamorous image. No one likes a bald pop star. |
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- As a dog returns to its... master, so VH-1 returns to excavate the '80s once more. But Ben Varkentine's been digging those fields a lot longer than they have, and he's got the scars to prove it. |
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- Stompin' Ground (Daemon). Review by Matt Cibula. |
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- It's been a long time coming, but this last Tuesday, Alice Cooper (nee something vaguely ethnic) was finally awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. He can now rightfully take his place alongside Bela Lugosi, Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, and thousands of once-brightly-colored wads of used gum. |
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Polmo Polpo (Dec 04 2003 23:29 GMT) - Like Hearts Swelling (Constellation). Review by Aaron Shaul. |
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Physics (Dec 04 2003 23:29 GMT) - First Flight (Journeys by DJ). Review by Bill Campbell. |
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- Early North American (Upperclass). Review by Daniel Mitchell. |
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- D-D-Don't Stop The Beat/Move Your Feet (remixes) (Atlantic). Review by Ben Varkentine. |
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- The Moto-Litas. Review by Stein Haukland. |
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- That 3 stone ring is just beautiful! My jeweller has |
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- #13 is a green diamond - yuck huh? That third green diamond |
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- ahhhhghhh... i love the green pear ring in that list of |
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- Went down to Olympic Blvd. today at lunch. I love the pinata stores there. I could have done without the $45 parking ticket i got at lunch (street sweeping at noon in a business district?!?) -- but fuck it.... |
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- It can be a challenge to get at what sets a dictionary apart from its peers. (Slate - MSN.com)... |
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- Web Merchants Go Global. Online travel agencies are expanding their international air fare offerings. By Bob Tedeschi. [New York Times: Technology] |
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- In Fight Between Cable and Satellite, Customers Gain an Edge. As cable operators and satellite companies vie for customers next year, consumers could be the beneficiaries. By Geraldine Fabrikant. [New York Times: Technology] |
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- In the College Bowl Race, the Crucial Players Are the Programmers. Computers add an aura of science to the art of ranking college footballs top teams. Now the computer rankings have taken on a crucial role. By Corey Kilgannon. [New York Times: |
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- Pound Won't Call Payments Bribes. Dick Pound, an International Olympic Committee member, said that he would not apply the term "bribes" to the payments made by two Salt Lake City bid leaders. By Lex Hemphill. [New York Times: Sports] |
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- Empty Feeling for the Devils at Home. The Devils remain a dominant team in a league that has never been more competitive, but are 23rd in the 30-team National Hockey League in reported attendance. By Dave Caldwell. [New York Times: Sports] |
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- For Triple Crown Jockey's Grandson, Title for St. John's Will Do. Chris Wingert, a 21-year-old defender for the St. John's soccer team, isn't the only sports star in his family. By Frank Litsky. |
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- Phillies Add Milton to Their Rotation. The Philadelphia Phillies acquired the left-hander Eric Milton from the Minnesota Twins for reliever Carlos Silva and the utility infielder Nick Punto. By The Associated Press. [New York Times: Sports] |
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- Sheffield All but Signed With Yanks. Gary Sheffield will soon join the Yankees with a three-year contract worth $11 million to $12 million a season, according to a baseball official. By Tyler Kepner. [New York Times: Sports] |
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- This has got to be the most ridiculous non-story that I've seen in quite a while. Apparantly Bush picked up the standard Army-issue prop turkey (referred to by a military source as a "trophy bird") during his secret visit to... |
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- The Literal Left : Pointing out that I was wrong doesn't make me wrong. It makes you stupid. |
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- IDC Thursday announced its annual IT predictions for the coming year, and according to the research firm's worldwide analysis, spending will increase and infrastructure will evolve to better support business-driven initiatives. |
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- IBM has submitted a draft of its Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL) to the World Wide Web Consortium to develop, the company announced this week. |
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- HP Thursday plans to announce that it will begin shipping blade PC systems using Transmeta's Efficeon processors beginning in March of 2004. HP also plans to begin offering pay-per-use plans for its business printers and Itanium 2 servers. |
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