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- Robert Scoble: "Here's my list of things that I believe advanced users need in Longhorn." |
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- Three members of Congress write Condi Rice asking why the US has spent hundreds of millions in an almost certainly fruitless search for WMD in... |
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- Whenever Matt and I go to lunch together, he does this funny thing. If I start walking on the sidewalk nearest the curb, he literally grabs me by the shoulders and pushes me over so he can walk by the curb. I think it's funny, but most of all I think it's nice. Because Matt is a gentleman, and I appreciate that sort of thing. It's not often you meet someone willing to be the first to be hit by a car should it hop the curb. |
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- Aþýrý uzun bir þifre girilmesiyle bir hafýza taþmasý tetikleniyor ve etkilenen cihaz üzerinde istenilen kodun çalýþtýrýlmasý mümkün olabiliyor. |
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- SCO web sitelerinin bir DDoS saldýrýsý sonucunda offline olduðunu ve 8 saattir bu durumda olduðunu duyurdu. |
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- Bir Hacker?ýn Linux çekirdeðin yeni versiyonunun kodlarýna girerek betaya Trojan programý bulaþtýrmaya çalýþtýrdýðý açýklandý. ?Bitkeeper? kaynak kodu güvenlik birimi, dýþardan gelen bu müdahaleyi 24 saat içerisinde tespit ederek açýk veritabanýný kapadý, böylece hacker? |
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- Ýngiliz anti-virüs þirketinin bugün açýkladýðý ?en tehlikeli virüsler? listesinde, sadece SoBig.F?in 2003? |
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- Justice Antonin Scalia:This is a sad day for the freedom of speech. Who could have imagined that the same Court which, within the past four years, has sternly disapproved of restrictions upon such inconsequential forms of expression as virtual child pornography, Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, 535 U. S. |
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- Injury dims Pippen's future Chicago Tribune Dec 11 2003... |
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- PC Micro Store's house-brand HD1-U2FW 2.5-inch FireWire/USB 2.0 enclosure is now available for $35. 2nd-day shipping is a flat $5. It's one of the... |
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- PC Micro Store's house-brand HD1-U2FW 2.5-inch FireWire/USB 2.0 enclosure is now available for $35. 2nd-day shipping is a flat $5. It's one of the... |
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- Camden County prosecutors say they haven't filed any charges but continue to hold a man who knew the 30-year-old mother who yesterday was stabbed to death. |
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- Investigators are looking for the cause of an early morning fire that is causing traffic problems on Roosevelt Boulevard. |
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- A little girl who fell into a pool and then started breathing again 40 minutes after she was declared dead suffered a severe and probably irreversible brain injury, doctors said. |
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- Federal health officials are investigating the flu-related death of a college student in Massachusetts. |
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- A Norristown man has been charged with homicide by vehicle while driving drunk in an October crash that killed a Plymouth Meeting man and injured two other people. |
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- A Pennsylvania man accused of driving about 100 miles per hour while drunk before hitting and killing a deaf woman got bail and a stern warning from a judge. |
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- A former pro wrestling champion from Trappe accused of forging the name of an ex-girlfriend on a check has entered a probationary program. |
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- A Gloucester County couple has sued a security company over a visit by three bounty hunters last year. |
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- A deputy mayor from New Jersey was expected to be released from the hospital today, a day and a half after he became stuck in a swamp while bear hunting. |
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- After several decades of accepting small numbers of male students, Harcum College in suburban Philadelphia has decided to make it official: The two-year college is now a coed institution. |
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- The mother of a woman accused of letting her three children drown in a lake said Thursday that her daughter had problems throughout her childhood and that she is standing by prosecutors who have charged the young woman with murder. |
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- A philosopher of the mundane, a scholar of death, an exquisite chronicler of decay and decadence - she is Dame Agatha Christie. |
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- Snow advisories have been posted for Thursday night above 7,000 feet along the eastern Mogollon Rim, White Mountains and Graham and Greenlee counties. |
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- The Deer Valley School Board voted unanimously this week to spend $3.5 million on a movable school. |
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- A Maricopa County Superior Court jury has found Thomas Sweeney, 43, guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in the Nov. 17, 1998, Scottsdale slayings of his wife and another man. |
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- East Valley mayoral and city council candidates had until 5 p.m. Wednesday to turn in the signatures required to get on the March 9 ballot. The cast of candidates includes a number of incumbents, a former police chief and several attorneys. The elections promise to be eventful, with candidates already focusing on issues like neighborhoods and development. |
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- Two of Arizona's more prominent moderate Republicans have teamed up to counteract political organizations targeting lawmakers who don't toe the conservative line in the 2004 elections. |
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- Well, this site, in its current form, will be going away soon. My experiment with .NET is over, and it is time to move on to languages and environments that I actually use on a daily basis. Soon, this site will be replaced. It should look the same, but have a few extra features that will make running this site a lot easier. |
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- Seeds of playoff positioning are planted this month Dallas Morning News Dec 11 2003... |
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- I don't really like radio DJs. I never have. But this morning, after I dropped my son off at school, I heard something on the local FM station, to which I just had to respond. The morning crew was going... |
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Pathetic (Dec 11 2003 15:44 GMT) - I agree with this, but I guess my expectations regarding reliable, honest journalism have hit the point where I'm no longer shocked or surprised at their slanted coverage. I guess it was things like this, and the fact that our... |
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- Another guest blog post. Ray Phelps writes, via e-mail:I have come to the conclusion that our generation is terminally screwed. Let me tell you about a conversation that occurred at lunch today. My usual lunch cadre consist of my former... |
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- A Guest Blog post. My uncle, the one whom I have mentioned in a few posts, sends a copy of a letter to the editor he submitted to the Montrose Daily Press. Before I let you get to what he... |
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- This is absolutely correct: So in the interest of keeping the political discussions honest in the coming year, I'm proposing... |
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cars (Dec 11 2003 15:44 GMT) - Ok, I know NOTHING about cars.Looking on websites, I can afford the features I want (like power windows and AC... and 4 doors) on the following cars (so far):Toyota MatrixToyota CorollaSaturn Ion S3Civic HybridAccord Sedan DXAny others I should be looking at?Part of me just really wants a Miata, but the new car part of me wants a new car more. |
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- The cheerleader of Reaganomics succumbs to cancer. I don't speak ill of the dead so let's leave it at that. |
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- When I need a picture for one of my blog postings, I normally find something suitable really quickly, simply by searching in Google Images. Lots of great stuff is available.But then there's the problem of whether I mention where it comes from. Do I give credit to the source of the picture?It particularly becomes a problem in that some of the very best photography and art will often be found on a website of a professional photographer or artist. |
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X-mas (Dec 11 2003 15:44 GMT) - It really feels more like pre-christmas here than it ever did in Southern California. Somehow blue sky, palm trees and t-shirts never quite went with getting into a christmas mood, despite plenty of lights and Santa Clauses. Well, it might not get to snow in Toulouse either, but it is cold, and people wear coats. You can walk around on the street, look at elaborate window displays, go into warm stores. Feels sort of nostalgic, like old times when we lived in Denmark. |
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- Via Dina, Debbie Well, taking a crack at defining blogging. Yes, nothing very new, but gives an idea for people who think it is strange.Blogging Is... A form of unedited, authentic self-expression An instant publishing tool An online journal with freshly updated content Amateur journalism Something that will revolutionize the Web (think RSS feeds) A way to create community with your voters, er... readers (think 2,200 comments posted to the Dean for America blog in one day) An alternative to mainstream media (think InstaPundit by Glenn Reynolds and TalkingPointsMemo by Joshua Micah Marshall) A tool to teach students how to write A new way to communicate with customers (think Ray Ozzie, CEO of Groove Networks) A new form of knowledge management inside big companies A way for a bunch of navel-gazers to communicate with one another Something to keep you occupied when youre unemployed (more people than care to admit fit into this category have you noticed? |
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HelloWorld (Dec 11 2003 15:44 GMT) - Mentioned on SmartMobs, the helloworld project, running today through Saturday, during the UN Summit on the Information Society, lets people send in SMS messages that will be projected in a large way for all to see.Messages will be projected almost instantly by a laser beam on mountains and buildings in Mumbai (Marine Drive), Rio de Janeiro (Ipanema Beach), New York (UN building) and lake Geneva's "Jet d'eau"(water fountain).Message jockeys (editors based at swissinfo) will view the incoming messages in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Hindi, Portuguese, and Spanish and pass them on within seconds to the projectors. Commercial, sexist or racist messages, or those containing personal insults will not be projected. A message archive will store all the sent messages. |
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