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Ted Ritzer: GOV IT
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Top Ten in Technology 2003 ... (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - Top Ten in Technology 2003 for State of Utah. David Politis shares his "Top Ten" Utah technology stories with readers of the Deseret News. Of course, SCO is #1, but only two have much to do with state government, his #10 is Gov. Leavitt leaving to go to EPA and being replaced by Gov. |
Outside the Beltway
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SULLYING FORTH (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - Dan Drezner will be guest blogging on The Daily Dish for the next week. No word on whether he'll suddenly become obsessed with homosexual marriage... |
BeChurch
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Hmmmmm... (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - Sometimes the internet is kind of weird. Like here. How is the way we see the world going to be affected by lots of exposure to weirdness like this? How is it affected by making weirdness like this? hmmm..... |
Techdirt
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The (Possible) Rise Of E-Blackmail (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - A Reuters report making the rounds today talks about a supposedly popular online scam these days, where someone sends an email threatening to wipe out your hard drive or put child porn on it - but who promise to go away if you pay them a modest fee (usually $20 to $30). The article claims that many people are falling for it, but doesn't give much evidence to back this up. They quote an anonymous "British detective" as their main source for this story. They also admit that reports of the extortion are "tailing off", but say that's only because most people won't report such e-blackmail. While I'm sure that there are people trying this scam, and it's likely that people do fall for it, I do wonder if it's really as big a problem as the article suggests it is. |
Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog
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Clark Going Open Source (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - Clarks' campaign is going open source with the launch of Clark TechCorps. Taking a page from Dean's book, Clark is looking for some volunteer programmers to build software to build an online Clark community. The software will be distributed under a BSD license. From a Wired news article: |
News-Head-O-Rama
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Back to work for a day (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - I have to go back to work on Monday then I will be off again untill Friday. I had two days of vacation that I had to use up by the end of the year. It will be good that... |
help.net
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RDBMS Toolbox (Dec 29 2003 16:58 GMT) - This is a great idea ! An ISO file which contains some free RDBMS (available for Linux or Windows) including of course MySQL but some other more exotic. |
Amish Tech Support
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It's gotta be the shoes (Dec 29 2003 16:57 GMT) - JERUSALEM POST: PA invites Maher to Ramallah One week after he was attacked with shoes during a visit to al-Aksa Mosque in Jerusalem, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher has been invited to address a special session of the Palestinian Legislative... |
Blog for America
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Why are you giving? (Dec 29 2003 16:57 GMT) - The bat is jumping! The blog is swinging! In the last three hours, you've contributed over $20,000 every hour. Over 10,590 of you have now contributed to the hourglass bat -- over 10,590 citizens in just the last week logging... |
Curb Cut Learning
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Online Courses, Links and Such (Dec 29 2003 16:57 GMT) - I have run across a few links recently that I wanted to pass on. Some of these have been around for awhile, but just recently came on to my radar screen. First, a couple of sites with training materials/curriculum for accessible web design: Advanced Training Course Overview from James Allen, Rob Sartin and James Craig for the Accessibility Internet Rally. and The Curriculum for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1. |
Curb Cut Learning
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Online Courses, Links and Such (Dec 29 2003 16:57 GMT) - I have run across a few links recently that I wanted to pass on. Some of these have been around for awhile, but just recently came on to my radar screen. First, a couple of sites with training materials/curriculum for accessible web design: Advanced Training Course Overview from James Allen, Rob Sartin and James Craig for the Accessibility Internet Rally. and The Curriculum for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1. |
Outside the Beltway
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I'M BACK (Dec 29 2003 16:57 GMT) - I'm back in Dulles. Blogging should resume its normal pace for the next couple of days, complete with the return of the Beltway Traffic Jam... |
Ted Ritzer: NetMedia
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The economy according to eBay ... (Dec 29 2003 16:56 GMT) - The economy according to eBay (USATODAY.com). USATODAY.com - In 2003, the nation finally felt worn out. That's the conclusion when looking at the year through the unique lens of eBay, the gigantic, freewheeling online marketplace where one can buy anything from a Beanie Baby to a backhoe. |
Casa Jonsson
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Lost in promotion (Dec 29 2003 16:55 GMT) - I didn’t know that the premise of Lost in Translation is based in reality. Western celebs in large numbers are moonlighting as actors in Japanese commercials. You may be surprised at who’s done this kind of work. |
stuck-on-mobile-e-com ;-)
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postgres on osx (Dec 29 2003 16:54 GMT) - what a pain to install an old version of postgres (7.2.1) on max osx, but thanks to google and the founded following links, everything runs now smoothly .... except that i have to search for a cool postgres user icon: My Adventures with Mac OS X from david wheeler, PostgreSQL... |
stuck-on-mobile-e-com ;-)
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postgres on osx (Dec 29 2003 16:54 GMT) - what a pain to install an old version of postgres (7.2.1) on max osx, but thanks to google and the founded following links, everything runs now smoothly .... except that i have to search for a cool postgres user icon: My Adventures with Mac OS X from david wheeler, PostgreSQL... |
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