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- I finally got the boot problems with Gentoo fixed late tonight. The problem was with my BIOS actually. I had... |
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- VMETRO (Houston, TX / Oslo, Norway) is proud to announce the third member of its revolutionary new family of Networked Bus Analyzers. The Vanguard CompactPCI complements the Vanguard PCI and Vanguard PMC to form a complete line of products for the ... |
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- 9th December - OSHA 1910.137 states "Insulating equipment shall be inspected before each days use and immediately following any incident that can reasonably be suspected of having caused damage. Insulating gloves shall be given an air test, along w... |
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Weisheiten (Dec 11 2003 04:59 GMT) - "99% aller Menschen sind Idioten und der Rest von uns ist in großer Gefahr von Ansteckung." -- Thornton Wilder "Baldrick, du hast die intellektuellen Fähigkeiten einer dreckigen Kartoffel." -- Edmund Blackadder "Die Kleinkriminalität ist die Geißel der heutigen Wirtschaft." -- Messer-Ede |
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Mt. Rainier (Dec 11 2003 04:59 GMT) - Here’s a picture Sheila or I (I forget) took a few years ago of Mt. Rainier. It’s taken from the car while driving south of Seattle on I-5. |
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- Red Nova Dec 10 2003 10:44PM ET... |
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- Spaceflight Now Dec 10 2003 11:00PM ET... |
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- Science Daily Dec 10 2003 11:19PM ET... |
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- ISEDB Dec 10 2003 11:16PM ET... |
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- ISEDB Dec 10 2003 11:16PM ET... |
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- Taipei Times Online Dec 10 2003 10:51PM ET... |
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- Singapore Business Times Dec 10 2003 10:55PM ET... |
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- CRM Assist Dec 10 2003 11:15PM ET... |
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- AP via Daily Press Dec 10 2003 11:18PM ET... |
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- The Border Mail Dec 10 2003 11:19PM ET... |
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- stuff.co.nz Dec 10 2003 11:20PM ET... |
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- I4U Dec 10 2003 11:34PM ET... |
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- Taipei Times Online Dec 10 2003 10:51PM ET... |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- I hardly took any photos on the Chicago trip last weekend. I actually ended up taking more hiptop photos. Here are the couple I took with my camera that were any decent (other than boring bus stop photos for later).... |
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- Why are black people paying Social Security? You won't get the money til I'm 65... Meanwhile, the average black man dies at 54. Hypertension, high blood pressure, LAPD, Crazy white boys...something will get your ass! |
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- There are two new Apple/Mac books and one digital photography book from O'Reilly released in the last few weeks that I am dying to get my hands on. The biggest interest is Dori and Tom's Mac OS X Unwired. The Applescript the Definitive Guide will take me to the next level and help automate more on my Mac. I am also wanting Derrick Story's Digital Photography Pocket Guide, 2nd Edition. I picked up the Mac OS X Panther Pocket Guide, 3rd Edition last week and have found it to be a good little gem. |
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- There is another e-mail redesign in the work, IBM's Remail is a research project that seems to be on the right track. There is serious need for outlook replacements so that we can have a mail, calendar, and other communication tool that actually works as one needs it to. |
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- This week I watched the “new” Battlestar Galactica. I was pretty disappointed. It would have been an OK mini-series if they would have used a different title & |
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- It must be obvious to anyone who can think that the charges against Saddam are true. Contemptibly, Booty McScooty wants to have her cake and eat it, too. When will Booty McScooty come clean about the way she is critical... |
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- Paul Colton was one of the creators of JRun (originally by Live Software, later acquired by Allaire, and now part of the Macromedia family of products). I'd lost touch with Paul since he left Allaire, but French online magazine dotnet-fr is running a... |
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- Militias Transfer Heavy Arms, Bolstering Kabul's Authority A convoy of loaded missile launchers, tanks and artillery pieces left Panjshir Wednesday morning en route to an Afghan army compound in Kabul, 70 miles to the south. There, they would be turned over to central authorities, 15 years after ethnic Tajik insurgents seized them from the Afghan government during the insurgents' long fight against Soviet occupation. Although some weapons remained behind in the valley and some militia commanders reportedly resisted the move, officials said the political significance of the transfer was enormous, given the deep rivalries and mistrust between the Tajiks of the Panjshir and the two-year-old government headed by President Hamid Karzai, who is from the Pashtun ethnic group, Afghanistan's largest. |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Ranking: 6066, Activity percentile: 58.78%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Download count: 4 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- If you are a regular visitor to this website you may have noticed this site being offline for a few... |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Not sure how this slipped by me, but I just realized that last Friday marked two years since the first... Not sure how this slipped by me, but I just realized that last Friday marked two years since the first day at my current job. Tomorrow I'll attend my third holiday party, and next Thursday is the third group holiday lunch I've organized. When I went to Comdex last year (photos here), I struck up a conversation with the man sitting next to me on the shuttle bus between the hotel and the convention center. Comdex has been around for a while (though its venerability may be in jeopardy - lately it's been going downhill, or so I am told) and whenever two or more conventioneers start chatting, the interlocutors will eventually reminisce about Comdexes of yore. |
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- Richard W. Stevenson reports in tomorrow's New York Times that George Bush and Karl Rove, whose advisers believe that "the energy in the Democratic party grass roots... makes [Howard Dean] potentially the most formidable of the Democratic nominees," are likely... |
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Rookie (Dec 11 2003 04:56 GMT) - If you want to piss off Rookie, it takes a lot to do so. He doesn't get upset often, and... |
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- The other day, I was having the usual trouble with MS Outlook, saving messages to temporary storage before sending to attempt to organize lists during a meeting, but it kept crashing. Grr. Found a great freeware editor - Crimson Editor,... |
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- ...at Jason's Toolbox. Curiously, my home computer is more secure than my work computer. I'm told my home computer is... |
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- Just what was Kevin Demarco trying to say yesterday? "So where are those weapons of mass destruction?" he said. Oh, really? Now that's just abominably spiteful hatred of America. |
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- In addition to foreign policy moralism and a belief in the necessity and efficacy of the use of American military power, another salient feature of... |
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- United States: Gary Cole, a seventh grade social studies teacher in Maine, has sued the School Administrative District 1 claiming it violated his First Amendment right of free expression. It seems the moral moronity of loony fundies have managed to bully the school system into developing a history curriculum that forbids discussion of any non-Christian civilisations or any religions other than Christianity. He can't even teach the history of anti-Semitism (or the) history of ancient Greece, said Cole's lawyer, A.J. |
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