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- I had a lot of meetings today. My day started out with a staff meeting. We haven’t had one in... |
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- This article examines how the Cisco MDS 9000 Series of multilayer directors and fabric switches brings several new intelligent services and capabilities to storage networking in a platform that directly addresses the challenges of a growing storage environment, such as: - scalability - availability - port densities - troubleshooting - management capabilities |
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- This white paper describes the Web services tools and technologies which are included with NetWare 6.5 and summarize other Novell exteNd technologies (formerly SilverStream) that are available for developing, deploying and hosting Web services applications. Novell exteNd Application Server provides a complete foundation for building and deploying cross-platform, high-performance, J2EE applications. exteNd Workbench provides a visual development environment and the administration tools for centralized deployment and support of Web services. |
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- First it was the Carnival of the Vanities, then the Carnival of the Capitalists, now there's the... (35 words) |
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- (via Wonkette) Someone sent us the "Dear Colleague" letter that was sent out by Congressmen Joe Baca and Tom Osborne... |
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- Alert me Psssttt... http://alerts.news.com is now open for (beta) business. |
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- Two articles that problematize the cultural values attached to the modernist producer/consumer dichotomy, especially with regard to musical amateurism. From Antoine Hennion (whose work is all too rarely available in English), Music industry and music lovers, beyond Benjamin: The return of the amateur: [...] the amateur could easily be reinstated at the centre of the world of music. |
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Money woes (Feb 05 2004 04:57 GMT) - Apparently the good General is having money problems. About 250 staffers in the Clark campaign have voluntarily agreed to forgo pay for a week to help fund campaign ads in... |
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- After the tremendous success of Google Ads(I run one of those myself on this blog), now it is the turn of your RSS feed to host adverts. A new company RSSAds is trying to create a ad system for your... |
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- PITTSBURGH (AP) - A second-grader was suspended for a day for telling a classmate he would go to hell for... |
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- In the past week, my electricity has gone out twice in my apartment in the middle of the night. This means that whenever I wake up, the alarm clock that was set to wake me up or force me to hit snooze seven times, greets me with the blinking 12:00. ... |
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- I am proud to say that I live in Massachusetts. Here's one of the reasons why. Link via house9.... |
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- Call me stupid. Call me a girl if you must. But please, PLEASE explain to me how it is that... |
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- Thirteen recently delicious links:+ Mel Gibson will delete a scene from "The Passion of the Christ" + Social networking, discounted: Orkut at $2 a pop + "Outsourcing" is good for America, says AEI + XML 1.1 and Namespaces in XML 1.1 Are W3C Recommendations + What else was Lost in Translation? |
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- The kids and I rented The Iron Giant tonight. What an amazing movie. |
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- I'm not one to post inside-baseball stuff from the blogging world, but I came across a truly helpful little piece of software for anyone using MovableType or its commercial sibling, TypePad. MovablePoster is a project of Matt Berther, and it... |
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- Not fade away. We're 45 years from The Day The Music Died. |
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- The Rawski’s are in the “process” of having a new daughter!!! |
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- [iDNES - Zprávy] - Dva bývalà vůdci albánských povstalců ze západnà Makedonie se ve mÄ›stÄ› UroÅ¡evac ve východnÃm Kosovu vzdali mezinárodnÃm silám KFOR. Ty je pÅ™edaly mezinárodnà policii... |
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What a Gas! (Feb 05 2004 04:54 GMT) - Groovy: a 60s slang dictionary.Bitchin(See also Twitchin'): Good, Exciting, Awesome. [The Cartoonist] |
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- For some reason, the power outlet in my airplane seat isn't working. Thank goodness I brought along the IBM "extended life battery" that clips onto the bottom of my laptop. I can get over six hours of real-world juice, enough to get me to Europe without shutting down. |
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- Pakistan's President Gen. Pervez Musharraf on Thursday vowed to take tough action against militants he said were misusing the freedom struggle in Kashmir and committing acts of terrorism inside Pakistan. |
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- The hundreds of thousands of Taiwanese doing business in rival China have long been a quiet bunch that just focused on their factories and avoided getting involved in Taiwan's raucous presidential campaigns. Not anymore. |
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- Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity... |
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- Amazon.com - Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro $46.24 After Rebate. Amazon has the Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro |
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- Amazon.com - Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro $46.24 After Rebate. Amazon has the Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro |
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- Amazon.com - Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro $46.24 After Rebate. Amazon has the Lexar Media 256 MB 40x CompactFlash Pro |
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- Teen hacker avoids jail sentence. A UK hacker who triggered a full-scale alert at a US Government lab is sentenced to community service. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] |
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*Sigh* (Feb 05 2004 04:53 GMT) - In the mood for a little romance? If so, then check out this immensely romantic piece from the past over at Out of the Blue. Oh my .... talk about the beauty and innocence of days gone by! |
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*Sigh* (Feb 05 2004 04:53 GMT) - In the mood for a little romance? If so, then check out this immensely romantic piece from the past over at Out of the Blue. Oh my .... talk about... |
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- How the effort to catch "deadbeat dads" ruins innocent men’s lives. Reason: Injustice by Default... |
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- A picture is worth 1,000 words. And in the world of SPAM control I would have to say at least... |
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- HP grabs two more software makers. How to buy an Adaptive Enterprise [The Register] |
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- Sun finally ships StarOffice for Solaris x86. Open source Office makeover in India [The Register] |
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- Adam Morris, at the China blog Brainysmurf, takes note of a new "experimental political structure" that Adam apparently believes promises real reform in China. Billed as "inner-party democracy” (i.e., the guards get a vote over how to manage the inmates)... |
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- Europe Catches Mars Fever. The European Space Agency details plans to fly to the moon by 2025 and to Mars by 2035. Says a space agency project manager, 'This is the most exciting space adventure.' [Wired News] |
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faxblog (Feb 05 2004 04:51 GMT) - wer ein fax an die 03643-778730 schickt, kann es ab sofort im internet abrufen: unter http://r30. dyndns. org/~mikk/_faxes/gif/ findet man eine liste aller faxe, die eingegangen sind. |
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- Frontend Editing for MovableType This nifty plugin allows blog owners to add a link to their main MT interface, the edit entry screen, new entry screen, edit comments, delete comments or rebuild their site. If the pages are parsed into... |
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- Fire Chief Bill Clayton described to a crowd of firefighters his anguish as he doused water on the burning body of the only firefighter to die during last year's wildfires in southern California. |
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- Pentagon Kills LifeLog Project. The experiment designed to record absolutely everything a person sees, reads, buys or does in daily life is dead. But relieved civil libertarians remain wary, worried that the government may perform data-mining projects elsewhere. By Noah Shachtman. [Wired News] |
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