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- According to the Post & Courier, Howard Dean, Wesley Clark and possibly John Edwards will be taking part in Renaissance Weekend in Charleston this weekend. According to SC Hotline, Edwards will be signing copies of his book Saturday from 10-11:30... |
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- One of the recent improvements to Linux I've been most interested in has been the O(1) scheduler. Via Slashdot, Ars Technica has an explanation of the O(1) scheduler. Of course, they don't listen to Nielsen and the rest of us and have no permalinks for this article. Judging by their previous URLs, however, the permanent home should be: http: |
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- Today’s Wall Street Journal has an editorial on the Ford Foundation. Various government apparats are looking in to what, exactly,... |
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- FogDog.com - Take An Additional 20% Off On Outlet Items. FogDog is taking an additional 20% off the already reduced prices in their outlet store with the link above. |
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- Markus Babbel grabbed a point for Blackburn with his second goal of the game in stoppage time at Ewood Park. |
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- If any student comes to me and says he wants to be useful to mankind and go into research to... |
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- UA campus is desolate, but a few students remain Some of the students staying behind are international students, for whom... |
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- Oh, and I don't think LA has to worry about terrorism from flights originating in Paris. Planes are not as effective as weapon without the kerosine. If indeed someone was trying something, I suppose London might have been the target. |
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Bajo diario (Dec 26 2003 17:58 GMT) - 2003-12-26T17:58:15Z |
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phpPost (Dec 26 2003 17:58 GMT) - phpPost in Development... |
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- Slashdot Dec 26 2003 11:06AM ET... |
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- CRM Assist Dec 26 2003 12:13PM ET... |
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- Congratulations, Susi. You do indeed deserve it. Wear it |
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- CRM Assist Dec 26 2003 12:13PM ET... |
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- i'm sorry to hear that you got such a pendant, this |
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- National Post, Canada - Busin gears up for privacy legislation. Enjoy full access to this nationalpost. |
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- TechCentral: The Star, Malaysia - Pri protection for the year-end. |
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- Korea Herald Dec 26 2003 11:08AM ET... |
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- bargainPDA.com Dec 26 2003 11:12AM ET... |
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Boxing Day (Dec 26 2003 17:57 GMT) - What's better than nude people doing strange things? Are Australians just not generally interested? Here's a selection... |
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- Check out this auction. Thanks Chris for sending it to me.... |
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Pan-tastic (Dec 26 2003 17:55 GMT) - By the way, saw the new big budget Peter Pan last night. Utterly gorgeous and impressively faithful to the spirit of the book, even while rearranging things just enough that my recent reading of the original still left me wondering what would happen next.I highly recommend seeing it, though if you have no small children, you might wish to go to an evening showing (as we did). |
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Friday? (Dec 26 2003 17:55 GMT) - Paul had to work today. I thought he had taken today as a vacation day. Guess not. No big deal.... |
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- Very pretty! What a nice Santa you have! :) |
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- So sorry to hear about this. :( |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - CRM Assist Dec 26 2003 12:13PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - bargainPDA.com Dec 26 2003 11:12AM ET... |
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- In a move critics call economic protectionism, the Bejing government recently enacted regulation requiring 802.11 devices sold and shipped in China adhere to their home grown Wired Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure (WAPI) encryption scheme. Dan Jones, Senior Editor at Unstrung has penned an editorial ( ) which raises a few concerning points. |
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- Looking for a secure WiFi experience? The folks at SMC have announced their new Enterprise Class Universal Wireless Access Point in a press release on the SMC web page. |
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- FranklinCovey.com - Current Promotional Code. Receive $10 off $59 Plus free shipping exp 1/31/04 Code 14753 |
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- Ein paar Fakten zu Santa Teresa. Liegt am suedlichsten Zipfel der Peninsula de Nicoya an der Westkueste Costa Ricas. Sehr schwer zu erreichen. Niemand weiss wo es beginnt oder wo es aufhoert, wahrscheinlich weil es so klein ist. Ein paar Haeuser, ein paar Sodas, ein paar Cabinas. |
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- 'Cow came from Canada' U.S. farmers: Community closes ranks: Suspicion will remain until cow's origin is determined Jim Farrell CanWest News Service MABTON, Wash. |
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- 'Cow came from Canada' U.S. farmers: Community closes ranks: Suspicion will remain until cow's origin is determined Jim Farrell CanWest News Service MABTON, Wash. |
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- I got dvds- 7 Doors of Death and Zombie both by lucio fulci, alien quadrilogy, zombie holocaust, treasures of the twilight zone, hellraiser 1+2, fear.com, 28 days later, house of 1000 corpses, night of the living dead (original), and SFU's Double Dead DVD.Cds I got- CC's box set 15 yr killing spree, maximum violence by SFU, gore obsessed by CC, Quebec by ween, and thrice's first albumI got clan toreador and clan malkavian books for vamp the masquerade, and a Decepticon's tshirt with the Decepticon symbol and Megatron on it.Assorted chocolates, candies, mints, etc. and the new Revolver magazine, some dr. |
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- Kerry's Call for Energy Independence -- i never blog on political issues but this one struck me as just odd. Why all the hoopla over oil? What about electronics independence, or timber, or food, or any other good we happen to import? And do we think more government involvement in the energy market will make it more efficient? And do the numbers even work out, could we realistically and economically ever be energy independent? |
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- Over in Australia, they've realized that as they try to slow down the spam tide, the worst spam scammers have moved from spam on to spyware. Thus, they're now talking about outlawing spyware - at which point the scammers will move on to something else. While I do think something needs to be done about spyware, I wonder how they're going to define spyware. Whenever politicians start outlawing technologies, there's a big risk that they'll do such a bad job of defining the software, that plenty of legitimate applications get banned as well. In the case of spyware, I guess the focus should be on applications that are installed without the computer owner's clear consent (which means not sneaking approval into an end user license agreement either). |
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