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Waiting for the Phone to Bark (Dec 11 2003 17:58 GMT) - Waiting for the Phone to Bark - "The sound of cell phones ringing in public may soon get much more interesting -- or annoying, depending on your point of view. For better or worse, be prepared to hear burps, farts, cats meowing and dogs barking, and even... Posted by abursey at 11:58 AM |
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See no good (Dec 11 2003 17:57 GMT) - Because of the way it’s laid out, I can’t really put today’s Day By Day in its usual spot in... |
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FTPeel 1.1b1 (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - FTPeel from Freshly Squeezed Software is an advanced FTP application with extensive AppleScript support. FTPeel features Magic Mirroring, a more flexible way of mirroring directories between your local computer and a remote machine. FTPeel is written in Cocoa and takes advantage of many of Mac OS X features such as the Keychain and multi-threading. New features include more AppleScript commands, support for SFTP and FTP over SSL, and the ability to cancel transfers that terminated due to... |
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AppleScript: The Definitive Guide (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - O'Reilly Releases "AppleScript: The Definitive Guide" Sebastopol, CA--Between the dawn of the Mac and Mac OS X, the most innovative system revision was System 7, which brought with it Apple events: an extraordinarily clever and powerful system-level method for applications to ask each other questions and send each other commands. AppleScript was then introduced as a means for users to take direct advantage of Apple events. As Matt Neuburg, author of the just released... |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - The right thing for the right reason? Few things offend me more than the argument that 9/11 is a reason to crack down on immigration from Latin America. What's the rationale? Is it that "only Arabs are terrorists" and "all brown people look alike," so we have to keep out the Latin Americans because we can't be sure they're not Arabs? Or, as seems more likely to me, this is just the racist fringe playing on a generalized post-9/11 distrust of foreigners to get the policy they want? |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - Doublethink on GOP hypocrisy Check Doublethink. They're running a series of articles, meticulously detailing Republican hypocrisy in matters of sex, morality, and race. Good stuff, and massively documented! |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - Even the Bushies think it'll be Dean Bush Advisors Think Dean Will Get Nomination. President Bush's political advisers "are now all but certain that" Howard Dean "will be the Democratic presidential nominee," and "they are planning a campaign that takes account of what they see as Dean's strengths and weaknesses," the New York Times reports. While I support Dean for strategic reasons, I find it a bit unsettling the Democratic primary campaign appears over before any Democrat has voted. However recent polls, taken before Gore's endorsement of Dean, show Dean well ahead and increasing his lead. |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - You give us great trust in your abilities "There's nothing I am worse at than long-term planning." -- National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, in the upcoming Reader's Digest, according to the New York Daily News.... |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king Does anyone here know what they are doing?. So, how was this supposed to work? President Bush found himself in the awkward position on Wednesday of calling the leaders of France, Germany and Russia to ask them to forgive Iraq's debts, just a day after the Pentagon said it was excluding those countries and others from $18 billion in American-financed Iraqi reconstruction projects. Yet another example of the bizarre mix of arrogance and stupidity that is so often the mark of the Bush administration. |
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Iraq's new army crumbles (Dec 11 2003 17:56 GMT) - Iraq's new army crumbles - "Plans to deploy the first battalion of Iraq's new army are in doubt because a third of the soldiers trained by the US-led occupation authority have quit, US defence officials said. Touted as a key to Iraq's future, the 700-man... Posted by abursey at 11:56 AM |
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Comment about the Sinclair ZX-81 (1887) (Dec 11 2003 17:55 GMT) - It feels like an age ago but it's only 20 years! Remember learning BASIC on the membrane keyboard, jogging the Velcro attached RAM pack and losing the lot! Attaching the cassette player and listening to the wierd fax like sounds as it loaded(or, more often, didn't!)and the printer using what looked like silver paper. Reading through the comments I'm amazed that so many people seem to have kept them. |
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Scientists Measure Human Impact on Climate (Dec 11 2003 17:55 GMT) - Scientists Measure Human Impact on Climate - "Measurements of ancient air bubbles trapped in Antarctic ice offered evidence that humans have been changing the global climate since thousands of years before the industrial revolution. Beginning 8,000 years ago, atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide began to rise as... Posted by abursey at 11:55 AM |
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jellybath (Dec 11 2003 17:55 GMT) - talk about weird. if my tub had a functioning drain that could close i would have to think about trying... |
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manchmal kann ich nicht einschlafen,... (Dec 11 2003 17:55 GMT) - manchmal kann ich nicht einschlafen, weil ich zwanghaft einzelne postings, kommentare oder ganze threads, die ich tagsüber in weblogs gelesen habe, rekapituliere. oder weil eine einzelne bemerkung, ein satz, eine geste oder eine beobachtung mir dieses pulsrasen verursachen – viel vehementer als in büchern gelesenes oder real-life-gehö |
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