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- Reference: DF1416056. Category: Hospitality/Travel. Duration: |
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- Reference: DF1416057. Category: Hospitality/Travel. Duration: |
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- Microsoft Corp. said late Thursday that portions of its Windows source code had been leaked over the Internet. Microsoft spokesman Tom Pilla said in an interview with The Associated Press that some incomplete portions of the Windows 2000 and Windows NT4 source code had been "illegally made available on the Internet." The company was made aware of the leak on Thursday and is investigating, Pilla said. He did not know how much of the code had been leaked or how many people may have gained access to it. |
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- Before the Oscars are handed out... lots of flowers and candy will be given out for Valentine's Day. We asked a few familiar faces a hypothetical question that would make their February 14th a lot more fun! |
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puppy leave (Feb 13 2004 01:58 GMT) - i would like to be on puppy leave, but travel infringes on my ability... |
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- Congrats to our partners and friends at Tucows for their 10 year anniversary. Check it out on the Web Hosting Monthly Magazine February 2004 (PDF). |
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- Being a developer is a position of power when it comes to risk management for e-commerce. Please use that power responsibly!From E-commerce and Web presence: The risks and threats:QUOTELet's face it -- the world is hooked on e-commerce. |
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Avast! (Feb 13 2004 01:58 GMT) - For the properly rigged out pirate bathroom, you have only to look here, and here. A hearty "Avast!" to Ealasaid... |
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2 Urls - (Feb 13 2004 01:58 GMT) - Perhaps you're taking the wrong approach. |
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- The Zarqawi Document. Jerusalem Post has posted this link to the full text of the Zarqawi Document as released by US authorities in Baghdad. Because the Zarqawi Document available via the Jerusalem Post is a Word file, I have posted the entire document at California Yankee . Saul Singer, editorial-page editor of the Jerusalem Post, introduces the Zarqawi Document: This is the full text of a captured document released by US authorities in Baghdad. |
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- Source code Windows 2000 en NT gelekt?. CasuaL had ons via de newssubmit het volgende te melden: De source code van zowel Windows 2000 als Windows NT is mogelijk gelekt op het internet. Zogenoemde crackers zouden zichzelf hiertoe toegang verschaft hebben.Steve Ballmer, topman van Microsoft, zei dat "de hackers geen kans hebben gehad om aan de belangrijkste programma's van het bedrijf te komen". |
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- Cannibal Corpse will probably be taking the stage soon. |
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Oooh (Feb 13 2004 01:57 GMT) - A new twist on the old, boring quiz. How much do you really know about me?? Play and find out! Players who answer 100% correctly get to see revealing pictures of my friend Todd.... |
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- Learning the proper uses of design patterns in programming takes time and effort, and the implications of using one is not always known before hand. However, learning the patterns in a regular classroom structure is not the best way to internalize intricate information. A study group is a good method to learn design patterns and discuss their implications. There are multiple groups around the world that have done it already and there is a good guide to topic questions and a good trail for learning all of the patterns.... |
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- I've gone and reclaimed the old Sitemeter counter I'd used on my Blogspot site. Had to reset it to zero... |
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- A recent DevX editorial, which expressed concern over the ability of open source to be maliciously exploited, is dead wrong, say many readers. In this rebuttal, one developer explains why open source's peer review security model offers the best protection against those exact types of malicious attacks. |
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- A woman who claimed she was put under drug-induced hypnosis and then convinced she was part of a satanic cult settled her medical malpractice lawsuit for $7.35 million. |
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- Feb. 12 - Six Jacksonville, Fla. middle school students are suspended after brutally beating another student aboard a school bus. The whole incident was caught on tape. |
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- Almost 40 percent of Chicago firefighters who took the EMT exam three weeks ago failed, raising more questions about whether firefighter EMTs cheated on past tests. |
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- The following tribute given by Theresa Whelan, the U.S. deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Africa, at the ACSS Senior Leader Seminar on Feb 8, 2004. |
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- President Thabo Mbeki has bid farewell to the country's young scientist, who leaves next week to represent Africa at the National Aeronautical Space Agency (NASA) in the US. |
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- American carrier, World Airways and Ritetime Aviation Services Inc. may face sanctions as the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) begins an inquiry into the recent abandonment of passengers in Lagos. |
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- The views expressed in this paper, which has been reproduced as received, are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the United Nations. |
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- Marc Wall is selected for the post |
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- Defense official highlights partnerships at ACSS Senior Leader Seminar |
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- CANADIAN mining company Placer Dome is working on creating a 50/50 joint venture with the Bakgatla nation to explore platinum group metals on Bakgatla land in the Pilanesberg area of SA. |
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- USTR ZOELLICK: Well thank you for joining us today. I know it's a holiday. |
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- Five Nigerian students may benefit from a three month paid internship programme at the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (NIP-RD) in Abuja. This is coming under the sponsorship of The Africa Education Initiative, a United States based foundation. |
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- CRAFTING more appropriate policies suitable for Africa is not only good for Africa but for the US as well, visiting US diplomat Charles Stith has said. |
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- Powell testifies to House International Relations Committee Feb. 11 |
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- GIVEN its standing as one of Africa's largest information and communication technology (ICT) markets, CISCO, worldwide leader in networking for the Internet, says a great deal of resources and time are to be committed to Nigeria to ensure that positive growth continues. |
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- A string of America’s biggest media groups, including Pixar, the animation studio, and the troubled ... |
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- Miami Herald Feb 13 2004 0:15AM GMT... |
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- About Web Search Feb 13 2004 0:19AM GMT... |
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- About Web Search Feb 13 2004 0:19AM GMT... |
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- AP via The Ledger Feb 13 2004 0:41AM GMT... |
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- New York Times: File Sharing's New Face. |
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- CNet: FCC: 'Pure' VoIP not a phone service. |
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- Reuters Feb 13 2004 0:34AM GMT... |
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- AP via New Jersey Online Feb 13 2004 0:34AM GMT... |
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- thestar.com.my Feb 13 2004 0:35AM GMT... |
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- PakTribune.com Feb 13 2004 0:37AM GMT... |
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- Reuters Feb 13 2004 0:40AM GMT... |
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- Canadian Press via Canada.com Feb 13 2004 1:15AM GMT... |
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- This is FreeRepublic thread between conservatives over how pissed off grassroots rightwingers are with Bush, some defending him to the... |
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- Model Ann Jagodzinska wears an axis deer vest with pink chiffon and jersey shirt and metallic linen pants in the Zac Posen Fall 2004 fashion show, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2004, at Bryant Park in New York. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 5, +model +ann +wears +pink +fashion] |
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- Sheila Kelley, the author of The S Factor; Strip Workouts for Every Woman, dances against a mirror. (CP /Adrian Wyld) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 2, +woman +dances] |
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- Yep, we're going on about the bird flu again, but this might be about a different bird flu than the one that killed 19 people recently, which was a somewhat different bird flu than the 1997 Hong Kong version that killed some more people. See, the thing is mutating, and the reason is something scientists call "some kind of unusual selective pressure." Sounds precise, huh? They still don't know what this pressure might be, but interestingly, "the explosion in variation coincides with the period during which Chinese farmers have practiced widespread vaccination of chickens against flu." Here's some math even a science dropout can understand: |
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- Ok, so some bakery company somewhere is looking for vegan shredded cheddar cheese substitute that can be baked and melts well, from which I deduce that they're looking to make some kind of vegan baked good in mass quantities, which excites me or they really have the munchies, which doesn't really excite me as much, but hey, whatever. They're looking for industrial quantities, and I don't even know of an itty-bitty quantity shredded cheddar substitute that doesn't have casein. Does anyone know of a North American source for anything remotely like what they're asking for? |
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