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iSee the light (Dec 06 2003 03:59 GMT) - The New York Times' David Pogue finally gets the iSight. One of my "ah-hah" moments with iSight was when Simon Phipps video-chatted with me during a Sun networking conference keynote--and then pointed the camera at the keynote . |
Little Green Footballs
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Three Clueless Tools Are We (Dec 06 2003 03:58 GMT) - Geneva Accord supporters Yasser Abed Rabbo, left, a former Palestinian Cabinet minister, and Yossi Beilin, right, a former Israeli Cabinet minister, shake hands with Kofi Annan, Secretary General ... |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Dec 06 2003 03:58 GMT) - M.I.T.'s President Is Expected to Announce His Retirement. The president of the Massaschusetts Institute of Technology, Charles M. |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Dec 06 2003 03:58 GMT) - Eye implant 'to restore sight'. A new design of eye implant is being constructed by researchers at Stanford University that may replace a damaged retina. [BBC News | Science/Nature | UK Edition] |
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Linux: Comparing Scalability Between 2.4 And 2.6 (Dec 06 2003 03:58 GMT) - Craig Thomas posted some interesting performance benchmark results using Rusty Russell's [interview] hackbench to compare the 2.4 scheduler to the 2.6 O(1) scheduler. As would be expected. Craig explained, "the results obtained seem to show that the 2. |
TWiki.Support
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DynamicTWikiFormOptionDefiniti (Dec 06 2003 03:58 GMT) - Question Is there a way that we can define a set of options within a TWiki.TWikiForms dynamically using a search? This question has been raised before specifically ... |
the Literary Saloon
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Nelly Sachs prize (Dec 06 2003 03:57 GMT) - The very deserving Per Olov Enquist will be receiving the prestigious Nelly-Sachs-Literaturpreis der Stadt Dortmund tomorrow. |
Life of a one-man IT department
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Evening out (Dec 06 2003 03:57 GMT) - Had another meetup with a fellow blogger this evening. This time Angela and I ventured out to Easton for dinner, good conversation and a few laughs with Andy and his wife, Kristen. Angela has pictures!. (Pity the poor woman at the next table who wound up in the background of our pics and who's likeness is now plastered all over the 'net, eh?)I think I can speak for both of us when I say we're both very glad and honored that they chose to spend one evening of their very busy "vacation in the US" time. |
Ottmar Liebert
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Omnivorous Trees (Dec 06 2003 03:57 GMT) - Here's another hungry tree. This one has a taste for rusty farm machinery. [BoingBoing] Here is another site with many hungry tree photos. |
jeansnow.net
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The Longest Line (Dec 06 2003 03:55 GMT) - Somebody made a short movie (well, not so short actually) of the opening day of the new Apple Store. It's called, quite appropriately, The Longest Line. Link via Jesper.... |
Opinion
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Omnivorous Trees (Dec 06 2003 03:54 GMT) - If you can't get enough of trees that eat things, artist Daniel-Jean Primeau has a very nice book full of photographs... |
It's Not Easy Being Green
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this is for me (Dec 06 2003 03:54 GMT) - wedding registry girl from hell (if anyone is bored enough to look you will see 1)the same china over and over again 2)white towels and 3)lots of little oddball kitchen gadgets in the "not expensive" category)macystiffany (yes, I know)dillardsjc pennybed bath and helltargetmarshal fieldsamazoncrate and barrelwilliam sonoma (my fav) [stupid cold fusion site. links don't work] |
Zeropaid - The File Sharing Portal
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Kazaa Lite Shut Down (Dec 06 2003 03:54 GMT) - Speaking with RatFaced, one of the Kazaa Lite forum moderators today and our contact at K-Lite, I have uncovered news that the Kazaa Lite K++ project has been shut down by Sharman Networks on grounds of copyright infringement. |
meta-roj blog
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observing the weather (Dec 06 2003 03:53 GMT) - today was the first day with snow on the ground for the season.... and there's a freaky late-season tropical storm odette. that reminds me of a business-model-of-the-hour idea...... |
North Country Public Radio Newsroom
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Reserve Soldiers Feel the Strain (Dec 06 2003 03:52 GMT) - National Guard and Reserve soldiers from New York are now training for deployment overseas. By spring, reserve units will make up one third of the U.S. fighting force in Iraq. With civilian soldiers facing longer and more frequent deployment, analysts — and even some military leaders — say morale is suffering. |
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