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iPodhead (Dec 12 2003 10:35 GMT) - Und hier der nicht mal näherungsweise tägliche Mac-Link: Ein neues Weblog rund um das beste aller tragbaren Behältnisse für digital abgelegte Musik, den Apple iPod, ist iPodhead: »Hopefully this site will thrive in the months to come and be a location for tips, tricks and reviews... |
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- Quote: " The Dems may indeed sink like the Titanic next year. But I don't think Dr. Dean is the problem — at least, not... |
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- Petit site sympa sur les mythologies nordiques. (Via Amis, il faut faire une pause...) |
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- Témoin de son temps, dénonçant sans complaisance les travers et les horreurs des pouvoirs africains, Ahmadou Kourouma, un ancien d’Indochine - les atrocités de la guerre, il savait donc bien ce que c’était - exécrait l’ethnicisme. Il avait condamné le génocide rwandais. |
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- c'EsT uN cHtiT eSsAi =) J'Ai enCoRe Pas TouT coMPriS , mAiS ca m'étOnNe pLuS tRoP ... |
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- Felicitations ! Ca a marché ! Vous voici sur votre joueb. Ceci est un article de bienvenue spé |
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- Sverige slutade trea i försöksheaten på 4x50 meter fritt. Tyskland kom tvåa och Holland klämde till med ett nytt världsrekord, 1.38,13, utan Inge DeBruijn i laget. |
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- Emma Igelström klarade inte att ta sig till final i 200 meter bröstsim under kortbane-EM i Dublin på fredagen. |
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- "la SGAE és al Software libre lo que los peces son a las bicicletas" (nueva frase para el Fortune). |
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- The Arizona Arthritis Center is testing a touch-screen computer program designed to improve communication between patients with crippling rheumatoid arthritis and their physicians. |
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- Business Profiles is a weekly feature about Tucson businesspeople - those in charge, starting out, keeping things running or hiring in today's work force. |
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- The rules of etiquette were once well-defined in the business world. Today, business etiquette extends beyond maintaining eye contact or offering a hearty handshake. |
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- * Recent property transactions reported by local commercial real estate brokerages: |
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- WASHINGTON - Holiday shoppers catapulted sales at the nation's retailers higher in November, raising hopes that the rest of the year will see more Santas than Scrooges. |
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- A new technology magazine aims to delve inside the state's high-tech industries, but its most important readers may be outside the state's borders. |
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- Hi-diddle-dee-dee (Symbian, Linux for me) |
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NigelBray (Dec 12 2003 10:34 GMT) - Name: Nigel Bray Email: RHCLTFQZHPJX@spammotelSTOPSPAM com Country: United Kingdom County: Hertfordshire, Moving to Somerset My Home Page: |
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CoffeeBreak (Dec 12 2003 10:34 GMT) - Coffee Break Note: This topic is for casual conversation among developers and contributors. Bring any topic you'd like, off-topic discussions are welcome too. After ... |
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- Es sind noch 4 Stück, die ich schreiben müsste... 4 Geschichten für den Adventskalender. |
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- CAPPS II, the proposed system to profile airline passengers in the United States and weed out potential terrorists, is facing delays thanks to heightened scrutiny and criticism at home and abroad. By Ryan Singel. |
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- The battle for dial tones is heating up as traditional phone companies, cable firms and Internet telephony providers roll out rival VoIP, or voice over Internet protocol, services. Look for falling prices ahead. By Mark McClusky. |
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- In the mid 1990s, Kaleidoscope led to an explosion of funky custom skins for the Mac desktop. Now, Unsanity's ShapeShifter hopes to do the same thing for OS X. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Greenpeace lawyers will ask a court to drop federal criminal charges stemming from a protest aboard a mahogany importer's ship. The group says it is being unfairly targeted under an obscure 1872 statute that prohibits 'sailor mongering.' By Niall McKay. |
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- The heir to the Spanish throne is set to wed a popular TV anchorwoman, and the country is in a tizzy. So are the cybersquatters, who have been snagging domain names related to the royal couple. The government steps in. Ana Bedia reports from Madrid. |
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- A consortium of music and software companies hopes to find ways to make money from Internet file sharing. The Content Reference Forum formed in March to develop a universal way to distribute digital content. |
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- Delegates to a U.N. tech summit warn that the push to overcome the digital divide may have unforeseen consequences. Westerners fret about security issues, while developing countries say the English-dominated Internet can reduce diversity. |
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- Two prolific spammers from North Carolina are facing four felony charges for sending thousands of unsolicited e-mail pitches. Each count under Virginia's tough antispam law carries up to five years in prison and fines of up to $2,500. |
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- Climate change, linked by scientists to human emissions of gases such as carbon dioxide from cars and factories, caused 150,000 deaths in 2000, the World Health Organization says, and that number is rising. |
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- ...she went into a haunted house, and came out with a job application. |
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- Houston Chronicle Dec 12 2003 4:42AM ET... |
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- Houston Chronicle Dec 12 2003 4:42AM ET... |
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- Houston Chronicle Dec 12 2003 4:42AM ET... |
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- Linux Journal Dec 12 2003 4:42AM ET... |
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- Linux Journal Dec 12 2003 4:42AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Dec 12 2003 4:54AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Dec 12 2003 4:54AM ET... |
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- EditorsNet Dec 12 2003 4:43AM ET... |
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- AFP via Yahoo! Dec 12 2003 4:16AM ET... |
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