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Cornerhouse (Dec 30 2003 23:10 GMT) - At last, a British comics event I can get to. Local indie cinema The Cornerhouse is mounting a Comix season, including a forum on comic-to-screen adaptations, particularly of autobio works. (Are there any other Manchester based Monitor Duty readers? Drop me a line.)... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Someday Linux will be a great platform for editing media files, right? If you know about Cinelerra, you know that day is soon, if not now. Howard Wen explores this high-quality, long-lived video editing application. |
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- Uncreative labs redirects you to a search engine now. |
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- As a pre-holiday-buy-now-and-save gift to myself, I bought a Toshiba SD-H400 DVD Player/TiVo Series 2 DVR. TiVo comes in handy.... |
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- This class is meant to deliver mass mailing HTML messages. The recipients of the messages can be specified in Cc: or Bcc: headers. The code, comments and examples are written in Portuguese. |
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- It now supports XML classes, Windows-based printing, plugin support, transparency, support for MIDI, AppleScript, WebKit, QuickTime, etc. ... |
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- LocatePLUS' records are maintained in one of the largest and most comprehensive XML data sources of its kind, capable of national delivery. ... |
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- Year of the LAN. Two years ago, 2002 was the Year of Web Services. Before that, 2001 was the Year of XML. Some also would describe ... |
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- Systems Inc. in early December released a Page Flow Portability Kit and gave its XML Beans to the Apache Software Foundation. The ... |
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- As long as their methods use existing standards, like XML, then those front-end transactions will work with our back end.”. ... |
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- Systems Inc. in early December released a Page Flow Portability Kit and gave its XML Beans to the Apache Software Foundation. The ... |
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- The first in a series of planned releases, 11 components are now available: The SOAP component provides support for XML-based Web services through an ... |
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- DataDirect, which has at its core ODBC and JDBC products, last year released a SQL-to-XML connector that can expose SQL data as XML, or take document data and ... |
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- The first in a series of planned releases, 11 components are now available: The SOAP component provides support for XML-based Web services through an ... |
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- AWB Limited (previously the Australian Wheat Board), selling wheat and other grains globally will become easier thanks to a .NET based framework that uses XML ... |
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- Carol and Darlene Bernaola are Miss January 2000. They were recently on the Letterman show promoting Playboy. The girls are from Brazil. See more of these hot twins at PlayboyPlus.... |
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- TeraCloud's solution is hardware-independent, integrating the management of UNIX ( including IBM(R) AIX(R), Hewlett-Packard(R) HP-UX, and Solaris(TM) ), Red Hat ... |
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- Dec 29, 2003 ... in China. And this month, Red Hat acquired Sistina Software, expanding its share of the Linux software market. Small software companies ... |
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- Dec 29, 2003 ... subscription for its enterprise customers in the first half of 2004. Red Hat's Enterprise Linux 3 upgrade launched in late October. |
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- Everyone says that Linux can't be easy to use while people have to go out ... any reason to use PCLinuxOS instead of Knoppix, but if you use Mandrake or Red Hat ... |
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- This did not stop the launch of Red Hat's Linux Technical Workstation, Sun's Java Desktop System (JDS) or Novell's acquisition of desktop Linux provider Ximian ... |
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- The site for new offices is across the street from the corporate headquarters for Red Hat, the world's largest distributor of the Linux computer operating ... |
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- The countries are reportedly planning to jointly develop Internet Protocol version 6, the next-generation Net standard, challenging the U.S.-dominated market for current IPv4-based Net tech. |
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- Click here to take an early look at the menu shots for Identity |
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- DesktopX objects can be driven by scripts written in VBscript or JavaScript (C# and XAML are promised in the near future), and it includes its own script editor ... |
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- Firstly, we have the ongoing NetSurf developments, which may yield a sensible browser (although sans JavaScript) around the middle of the year. ... |
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- A Google Internet search for "Nikki Brindle" generated several Web sites promoting a Warsaw artist by that name, and one site where several people have lodged ... |
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- Chintan Trivedi has reported a vulnerability in miniBB, allowing malicious users to conduct cross-site scripting attacks. |
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- David S. Ferreira has identified a vulnerability in PHPCatalog, allowing malicious people to conduct SQL injection attacks. |
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- Zarath has reported a vulnerability in phpBB, allowing malicious moderators to manipulate SQL queries. |
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- Debian has issued updated packages for xsok. These fix a vulnerability, which can be exploited by malicious, local users to gain privileges as "group" games on a vulnerable system. |
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- Steve Kemp has reported a vulnerability in Xsok, which potentially can be exploited by malicious, local users to gain escalated privileges. |
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- Hat-Squad Security Team has reported a vulnerability in MDaemon, which can be exploited by malicious users to compromise a vulnerable system. |
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- Peter Winter-Smith has reported a vulnerability in NETObserve, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a vulnerable system. |
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- Luigi Auriemma has reported a vulnerability in Jordan's Windows Telnet Server, which potentially can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a vulnerable system. |
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- ppp-design has reported a vulnerability in PHP-Ping, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a vulnerable system. |
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- We also obsessed over the proliferation of people with camera phones breaking spot news stories; the rise of Google and Google News; the soap opera at (AOL ... |
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- We also obsessed over the proliferation of people with camera phones breaking spot news stories; the rise of Google and Google News; the soap opera at (AOL ... |
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