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- Well, we're making some progress on the cell phone porting thing. Calls in and out of my phone now work with the new number, but Internet access still doesn't. The problem seems to be that when they made me a... |
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- "This doesn't have anything to do with oil, does it?" says Jimmy Fallon. What ever happened to the true liberalism of yesteryear, of human rights activism and bombing other countries? God forbid the public be able to vote for unique... |
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Freak (Dec 11 2003 04:43 GMT) - I am slowly recoving from this flu (or cold or plague or SARS or whatever) that I've had since before... |
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- Is the file download problem and issue when using 6.0, or just when using 5.01 and 5.5 |
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- Over the Rhine was splendid. Karin belted out some really great new soulful country-tinged tunes. Someone go and purchase me their new album so I don’t have to (not that it’s not worth it, but it’ |
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- In Reason Magazine's January 2004 issue (the web edition is not yet published) there is an article entitled Just Say No Again from Renee Moilanen which talks about anti-drug education and problems related to teaching kids to say no to drugs. |
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- In Reason Magazine's January 2004 issue (the web edition is not yet published) there is an article entitled Just Say No Again from Renee Moilanen which talks about anti-drug education and problems related to teaching kids to say no to drugs. |
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- Oho, käytöskukka on h4x0roitu (kuva). |
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- The James J. Hill Reference Library is an outstanding resource for anyone who needs access to business data. And it proves that people WILL pay for content on the Internet. |
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The Onion (Dec 11 2003 04:42 GMT) - The Onion bills itself as "America's Finest News Source". Sometimes I like the Onion and sometimes I really despise it. Most of the time the stories aren't very funny, but there have been a few gems over time. I think the strain of trying to be funny everyday and making up a large number of fake news stories is too much. Perhaps the suffer from the "Saturday Night Live" syndrome where a single laugh joke that should be done in a couple of seconds, it at all, is dragged on for minutes at a time, completely beating the horse to a bloody pulp. |
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- Cab Elvis lives! And so do any other Seattle cabdrivers who want to trade their black slacks and crisp shirts for costumes. The Seattle City Council approved an ordinance allowing cabdrivers to hit the road dressed like Santa Claus, Superman... |
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- Cab Elvis lives! And so do any other Seattle cabdrivers who want to trade their black slacks and crisp shirts for costumes. The Seattle City Council approved an ordinance allowing cabdrivers to hit the road dressed like Santa Claus, Superman... |
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- I think it's fair to say that we're all looking forward to being vaccinated from a disease whose symptoms include "liquefy" and "internal organs" in the same sentence. USAMRIID to the rescue. |
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Um (Dec 11 2003 04:42 GMT) - Some of my friends took their Trademark final yesterday. Here's to you, fellas. |
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- It's been noted by some that I'm less than perfect with my grammar on this site (yes, DS @ H, I'm looking at you buddy). But I'll have you know that I have perfect grammar, according to this test! |
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- The question is: When, at a strategic point in his re-election campaign, Bush trots out WMD, are the real or plants? Luckily, my friend Chris, who was firmly behind the war, has provided the answer: If we do a "China-style" WMD parade, you can rest assured that they're ones that we found on Day 3 of the campaign. If we just say we have them, and produce some pictures and stuff, they're plants. |
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- Tisdag kväll streamar Skåne Sjælland Linux User Group ett hyggemöte med rubriken "Dokumentation med Word, åbne standarder og XML". Ta tåget till Nørreport och sen buss 42 eller 43 så är du där i ett vips. |
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- New Zealanders use the internet more than their neighbours across the Tasman as well as 30 other countries covered by a new international survey... |
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- New Zealanders use the internet more than their neighbours across the Tasman as well as 30 other countries covered by a new international survey... |
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- Shalom Gelbman is in trouble with the local cops after making a few small errors in judgment — he was impersonating a police officer; pulling someone over for a traffic offence; the someone happened to be an off-duty state trooper... |
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- Shalom Gelbman is in trouble with the local cops after making a few small errors in judgment — he was impersonating a police officer; pulling someone over for a traffic offence; the someone happened to be an off-duty state trooper... |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Ranking: 14103, Activity percentile: 4.15%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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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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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- I am down here visiting Tatsumi tonight and had a good time helping with the holiday decorating. Here is a... |
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- "The federal government plans to warn pregnant women, nursing mothers and even those thinking of getting pregnant to limit their consumption of tuna as part of a broad advisory concerning the dangers of eating fish and shellfish with elevated levels of harmful mercury. A draft advisory from the Food and Drug Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency cautions women of childbearing age as well as young children to limit their intake of tuna and other fish and shellfish..." (12/11/03) |
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- "The Bush administration has authorized creation of an Iraqi intelligence service to spy on groups and individuals inside Iraq that are targeting U.S. troops and civilians working to form a new government, according to U.S. government officials. |
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- "Iraq's U.S.-appointed interim government established a war crimes tribunal Wednesday to try former members of Saddam Hussein's regime, and two U.S. soldiers were killed and four wounded in a northern city. |
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- "Ministers were accused today of creating a Guantanamo Bay on British soil where foreign terror suspects have been held without trial for almost two years. The emergency internment laws introduced in the wake of the attacks on the United States on 11 September 2001 were also criticised as a "perversion of justice." Amnesty International's damning report over the detention of terror suspects in Belmarsh and other high-security prisons comes two days after four Algerian men were finally cleared by |
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