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- Linux Kernel Upgrade Fixes Security Flawshttp://zdnet. com. com/2100-1105_2-5135129. htmlAn upgrade has been issued for the Linux kernel to address two security flaws identified as serious. |
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- In 1995, he was sending his friends in San Francisco e-mail messages with lists of local events. With their encouragement, this became Craig's List, which has now expanded to Boston, Seattle, New York and 19 other regions. Nine years later, Craig's List now gets 500 million page views and 4 million unique visitors every month. The staff numbers 14, and the site runs on about 30 Linux boxes." |
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- In the Jan. issue of The Rake: Sex & the Married Man: Lady Remington. By Stuart Greene. |
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- Anti-virüs şirketi Trend Micro'dan yapılan açıklamaya göre, Microsoft MSN Messenger'da yayılan yeni bir virüs tespit edildi. Virüsün şimdiye dek az sayıda bilgisayara bulaştığı belirtildi. |
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- Via Jeff Key: “The Microsoft Action Pack Subscription is restricted to resellers, consultants, value-added resellers, value-added providers, system integrators, developers, system builders, hosts, service providers, and IT professionals who sell Microsoft products or provide solutions based on Microsoft products and technologies to third-party customers.†This thing is $300.00! (There's another version for $400 with marketing collateral) |
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- -- and Marvel and Tokyopop will be overseeing the whole thing. |
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- The latest in disheartening censorship news from Algeria and Morocco, oral arguments begin in Todd McFarlane's appeal of Gaiman v. McFarlane, and more. |
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oh god (Jan 06 2004 13:58 GMT) - it's *21* degrees out there. windchill: 8no wonder i want to crawl back into bed.here's hoping that no one left a sprinkler system on on my route in... |
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richb|og (Jan 06 2004 13:58 GMT) - 2004-01-06T13:58:03Z |
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- "Lower cache processors are designed for thin and light notebooksIntel extended its low cost chip strategy to its Pentium M product family Monday, launching three Celeron chips for budget notebooks. The new Intel Celeron M chips complement the Pentium M processor, and are designed for thin and light notebooks. Like Intel's desktop Celeron processors, the Celeron M processors come with half as much cache as their higher performance counterparts and run at slower clock speeds, an Intel spokeswoman... |
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- "The chip firm hopes a new budget processor for notebooks will boost adoption of wireless computingIntel on Monday introduced a budget chip for notebooks that the company hopes will bring wireless computing to the masses.The Celeron M is a discount version of the Pentium M processor, which came out last March. The new chip is based around the same processor core, but comes with a 512KB secondary cache and runs at slower speeds, Intel said on Monday. Last year, company executives said a budget ve... |
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- I'm still writing 2003 on my changelogs. |
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- A good experienced jeweler can do this work, just about how |
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- I guess technically, most are sonic rather than ultrasonic. They |
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- Gov. John G. Rowland, under pressure because of corruption allegations, told legislative leaders Tuesday he has no intention of resigning, lawmakers said. |
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- India and Pakistan will begin a historic peace dialogue in February focusing on eight key issues: |
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- The father's car smashed into the children's grandparents' home, exploding into flames. FirstCoastNews.com... |
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- Weekly: M'max, Cinemavault, among distribs approached National Film Development Corp., India's principal state-run movie production and distribution outfit, is zooming into Hollywood. |
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- Weekly: Venue has rung up some 1.8 million admissions Opening a multiplex is a risky business at the best of times. Cinema City, Israel's biggest and newest multiplex, opened just north of Tel Aviv at the end of 2002, one of the bloodiest years in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in recent history. |
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- Weekly: Cast features Arab-speaking amateur thesps Palestinian films about oppression from without are not unusual. Helmer Tawfik Abu Wa'el's debut feature "Thirst," however, looks at oppression from within. |
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- Bloglet is working again for Open Access News. It has worked for other blogs all along, and formerly worked for us, but recently became snagged on a mysterious incompatibility. Matt Cockerill of BMC identified the problem and and solved it last night. Now you can sign up for email delivery of OAN blog postings. Just use the sign-up form either in the blog sidebar or on the About page. |
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- The problem with reading news (USENET) on several machines is that the articles you've read get out of sync and you have to manually mark them read on computer A if you read them on computer B. If you're like me and use MT-Ne... |
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- Darrel Norton's post on SOA got me thinking.... It is interesting to “stand back” and examine the evolution of software development practices over the last 15 or so years. |
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- POWAY, Calif. (AP) -- Gateway Inc. cut its estimate for fourth-quarter revenue Monday, citing tight supplies of certain products and competitive pricing for personal computers. |
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- A 43-year-old man and his 20-month-old son are missing after a fire in their large two-story log home in northern Oakland County. |
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- U.S.agriculture officials will kill 450 calves in a herd that has an offspring of America's one Holstein with mad cow disease. |
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- We'll learn today which design has been chosen for the World Trade Center memorial. |
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- Jury selection begins today in the trial of Martha Stewart. Potential jurors will fill out questionnaires to help lawyers decide which of them will hear the case in Manhattan. |
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- One of baseball's most colorful relievers has passed away. Tug McGraw lost his battle with brain cancer yesterday, dying at age 59. |
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- Any bloggers in my lollodex using Skype yet? |
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- Blackburn have signed goalkeeper Peter Enckelman from Aston Villa for an undisclosed fee. |
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- The Chief Executive Officer of the FAI, Fran Rooney, has said the position of FIFA regarding the use of Lansdowne Road for competitive fixtures was unchanged. |
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- Is it just me or are the Ecademy graphics missing for everyone - they are missing as if a server is down that hosts the images - they have the little red cross in them. I can't imagine it's timed out because every other web page I've viewed has loaded its images, and I'm on adsl. Regards Amanda |
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