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- Toyota shows a concept car that taps into drivers' records to adjust its performance -- less power for newbies or repeat speeders, for example. Toyota says it's just a showcase. Civil libertarians say it's creepy. Patrick Gray reports from Melbourne, Australia. |
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- Penn State researchers say they've made a fuel cell that eats waste to produce electricity, potentially making water treatment a self-sustaining technology. By David Snow. |
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- OK, P2P is 'piracy.' But Hollywood, radio, cable TV and, yes, even the music industry all sprang from different forms of thievery. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine. |
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- Toyota shows a concept car that taps into drivers' records to adjust its performance -- less power for newbies or repeat speeders, for example. Toyota says it's just a showcase. Civil libertarians say it's creepy. Patrick Gray reports from Melbourne, Australia. |
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- Penn State researchers say they've made a fuel cell that eats waste to produce electricity, potentially making water treatment a self-sustaining technology. By David Snow. |
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- OK, P2P is 'piracy.' But Hollywood, radio, cable TV and, yes, even the music industry all sprang from different forms of thievery. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine. |
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- Whose bodies were discovered in Siberia? Critics charge that scientists flubbed their tests confirming the identities of Czar Nicholas II and his slain family. The accused researchers cry foul. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- Digital photographers hungry for cheaper storage grab microdrives out of the MuVo2 and get a discount to boot. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Whose bodies were discovered in Siberia? Critics charge that scientists flubbed their tests confirming the identities of Czar Nicholas II and his slain family. The accused researchers cry foul. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- Digital photographers hungry for cheaper storage grab microdrives out of the MuVo2 and get a discount to boot. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Whose bodies were discovered in Siberia? Critics charge that scientists flubbed their tests confirming the identities of Czar Nicholas II and his slain family. The accused researchers cry foul. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- Digital photographers hungry for cheaper storage grab microdrives out of the MuVo2 and get a discount to boot. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Congress considers a bill that would make it illegal for marketers to trade information about anyone under 16. Companies would not be able to buy and sell data about children without their parents' consent. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Congress considers a bill that would make it illegal for marketers to trade information about anyone under 16. Companies would not be able to buy and sell data about children without their parents' consent. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Congress considers a bill that would make it illegal for marketers to trade information about anyone under 16. Companies would not be able to buy and sell data about children without their parents' consent. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The dealer sees the car more than I do |
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- Solid, safe and reliable |
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- A good overall no frills Buick that gets the job done |
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- This car is an insult to consumers |
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- I most definitely got what I paid for and plan to drive this car until it drops. Amazing car |
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Jeep CJ5 (Mar 04 2004 23:22 GMT) - A Jeep legend: CJ-5's forever! |
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- Login forms are the single most widely used method of identifying a user and to retrieve specific data for them in dynamic applications. The object of this article is to explore how a simple login system would be created using Asp.net with Vb.net. By Nick Waters. |
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- Login forms are the single most widely used method of identifying a user and to retrieve specific data for them in dynamic applications. The object of this article is to explore how a simple login system would be created using Asp.net with Vb.net. By Nick Waters. |
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- Login forms are the single most widely used method of identifying a user and to retrieve specific data for them in dynamic applications. The object of this article is to explore how a simple login system would be created using Asp.net with Vb.net. By Nick Waters. |
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- Added a mini robot logo to the CSS; first time I've added a picture using CSS. Didn't take me... |
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- Added a mini robot logo to the CSS; first time I've added a picture using CSS. Didn't take me... |
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- Added a mini robot logo to the CSS; first time I've added a picture using CSS. Didn't take me... |
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Misery (Mar 04 2004 23:21 GMT) |
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- Spam: Kottke passes on news of the second coming -- in spam: It is now that blacklisting and filtering and blocking and Blocking of Port 25 and Blocking SMTP connections and filtering out email ... |
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- Spam: Kottke passes on news of the second coming -- in spam: It is now that blacklisting and filtering and blocking and Blocking of Port 25 and Blocking SMTP connections and filtering out email and anything related that does not allow any person in the United States of America to send email to anybody and then have opt-out or opt-in and that COMPLY with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 are doing something that is ILLEGAL and you are a CRIMINAL for doing this you have CRIMINAL LIABILITY and CIVIL LIABILITY and your company CANNOT protect you in the slightest. If your company asked you to murder somebody would you do this? Of course not for most. |
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- Erin Lamb, right, and Joy Broussard, both of Portland, celebrate after being legally married at the Keller Auditorium in Portland, Ore., Thursday, March 4, 2004. Lamb and Broussard registered as domestic partners with the county two years prior to getting their marriage license on Thursday. (AP Photo/Greg Wahl-Stephens) (Click for Large Photo) [ytop: 2, +erin +celebrate] |
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- Paramount Pictures, Corp. and Twentieth Century Fox Films, Corp. v. 321 Studios (March 3, 2004): "A federal judge in New... |
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- As promised at the Webmasterworld Publishers Conference the free ADDURL has been launched on the Yahoo! site. |
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- As promised at the Webmasterworld Publishers Conference the free ADDURL has been launched on the Yahoo! site. |
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- As promised at the Webmasterworld Publishers Conference the free ADDURL has been launched on the Yahoo! site. |
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- As promised at the Webmasterworld Publishers Conference the free ADDURL has been launched on the Yahoo! site. |
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- During the search conference last week, Google made strong indications that new AdSense stats are RSN : "real soon now". |
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- Hey, cool referrer brings me Wiki School Basic Course which looks like a most excellent introduction-to-wikis-type-thi and has some pretty useful links too (including me ;o)! It's got an RSS feed too which is exciting... |
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- Community, Virtual Reality, Memory... |
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- straight from a horror novel: CITY. WIDE. CABLE. MODEM. |
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- Seventy-six weeks of Carnival of the Vanities, even. The ever-resourceful Andrew Ian Dodge is your host this week for the finest blogdom (in its own humble estimation) has to offer,... |
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- Nigerian 419 scam update: The BBC has a new interview with Nuhu Ribadu, who runs Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. He says he's concerned about the effects of spam on his county's economy, but the interviewer threw a number of softballs and failed to get adequate answers from the Nigerian government. Pay close attention to the replies he gives Go Digital's Tracey Logan:TL: |
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- Others who have commented on the 911 issue as it pertains to the Bush-Kerry fight include: Mark the Pundit, James Joyner, the Rooftop Report, the New England Republican, the King of Fools, Jen, and the Rantingprofs. (To name a few)... |
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proposition (Mar 04 2004 23:20 GMT) - [quote:ac02156174="jnsummer"]H Lucy! Its better to say...I welcome you to do that [b:ac02156174]for [/b: |
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- I'm home. I abandoned Bangkok for Chiang Mai's cooler weather (apart from a transit night each way), but apart... |
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- The Wire's shows on Resonance FM are now archived for approximately one month on The Wire website. Plus: New additions to the MP3 gallery plus new articles from the Wire vault in the Archive Section: BBC Radiophonic Workshop by Mark Sinker (from issue 150, February 92) Exotic Audio Research by Rob Young (from issue 139, September 95) David Toop's interview with Bill Laswell (from issue 130, December 94 Portishead interviewed by Rob Young (from issue 178, December 1998) Iannis Xenakis interviewed by Ben Watson (from issue 136, June 95) So good to see The Wire enriching their web presence with such goodies. |
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