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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (16 Apr 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- http://www. masternewmedia. org/2004/02/05/rsstop55_best_b htm http://www. |
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- μετά την Ισπανία, την Ονδούρα και το Καζακστάν, ήρθε και η ώρα της Ταϊλάνδης, ενώ ανάλογη δήλωση έκανε και η Πορταγαλία και η Βουλγαρία |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Aurora Video Systems on Tuesday followed up its PipeSDI announcement last week by unveiling PipeHD, the company's new video capture and editing card for HD. In an interview at NAB, Aurora CEO Darryl Hock said he sees a lot of interest this year for HD products and feels that this is the right time for PipeHD. |
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- The organizer of a nationwide talent competition on Tuesday denied allegations that it misled winners with promises of "more than $100,000 in contracts" as models, actors or singers. State consumer authorities issued a warning Monday against Fashion Rock, which they said charges contestants thousands of dollars but fails to deliver on its... |
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- President, two employees leave in wake of laboratory errors involving HIV, hepatitis tests |
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- A new Enterprise Grid Alliance (EGA) consortium has been formed to develop enterprise grid computing specifications and grid interoperability solutions. EGA working groups will assemble, profile, and create new specifications as needed to encourage and accelerate movement to an open grid environment. EGA members preparing specifications, test cases, or reference implementations will agree to license their essential patents under royalty-free terms. |
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- A new Enterprise Grid Alliance (EGA) consortium has been formed to develop enterprise grid computing specifications and grid interoperability solutions. EGA working groups will assemble, profile, and create new specifications as needed to encourage and accelerate movement to an open grid environment. EGA members preparing specifications, test cases, or reference implementations will agree to license their essential patents under royalty-free terms. |
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- A new Enterprise Grid Alliance (EGA) consortium has been formed to develop enterprise grid computing specifications and grid interoperability solutions. EGA working groups will assemble, profile, and create new specifications as needed to encourage and accelerate movement to an open grid environment. EGA members preparing specifications, test cases, or reference implementations will agree to license their essential patents under royalty-free terms. |
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- After a legal scuffle, the RIAA drops its 'Clean Slate' program that offered amnesty to individuals who admitted in writing to file sharing. The big stick of litigation seems to be winning the game. |
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- Seven community activists win this year's Goldman Environmental Prize, and the awards highlight how the Internet and other new technologies have helped strengthen the global environmental movement. |
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- Detroit is testing new types of high-tech parking meters -- including some that let people pay with a cell phone -- but some drivers are flummoxed by the battery- and solar-powered, online-operated meters. |
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- After a legal scuffle, the RIAA drops its 'Clean Slate' program that offered amnesty to individuals who admitted in writing to file sharing. The big stick of litigation seems to be winning the game. |
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- Seven community activists win this year's Goldman Environmental Prize, and the awards highlight how the Internet and other new technologies have helped strengthen the global environmental movement. |
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- Detroit is testing new types of high-tech parking meters -- including some that let people pay with a cell phone -- but some drivers are flummoxed by the battery- and solar-powered, online-operated meters. |
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- After a legal scuffle, the RIAA drops its 'Clean Slate' program that offered amnesty to individuals who admitted in writing to file sharing. The big stick of litigation seems to be winning the game. |
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- Seven community activists win this year's Goldman Environmental Prize, and the awards highlight how the Internet and other new technologies have helped strengthen the global environmental movement. |
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- Detroit is testing new types of high-tech parking meters -- including some that let people pay with a cell phone -- but some drivers are flummoxed by the battery- and solar-powered, online-operated meters. |
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- Blogging the news is popular sport, and the mainstream media is beginning to take notice and fight back, giving some spice to their reports. Mark Baard reports from Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
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- The Electronic Frontier Foundation launches a project to overturn many questionable patents, including Amazon's infamous one-click shopping patent. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- Blogging the news is popular sport, and the mainstream media is beginning to take notice and fight back, giving some spice to their reports. Mark Baard reports from Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
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- The Electronic Frontier Foundation launches a project to overturn many questionable patents, including Amazon's infamous one-click shopping patent. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- Blogging the news is popular sport, and the mainstream media is beginning to take notice and fight back, giving some spice to their reports. Mark Baard reports from Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
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- The Electronic Frontier Foundation launches a project to overturn many questionable patents, including Amazon's infamous one-click shopping patent. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The San Jose Sharks are the hockey team of Silicon Valley. Their tech savvy shows: A coach uses a tablet PC with TiVo-like functionality to review plays and capture opportune moments, all while the game is in progress. By Katie Dean. |
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- The Patriot Act was supposed to help law enforcement ferret out foreign terrorists among us. But law professor David Cole says laws aimed at foreigners inevitably target Americans, and not very effectively at that. Kim Zetter interviews the author of Enemy Aliens. |
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- Historic downtown Vegas continues to play second fiddle to the glitzy Strip, so Fremont Street officials are hoping that a giant LED video screen -- more than four blocks long -- will pull folks their way. Steve Freiss reports from Las Vegas. |
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- The San Jose Sharks are the hockey team of Silicon Valley. Their tech savvy shows: A coach uses a tablet PC with TiVo-like functionality to review plays and capture opportune moments, all while the game is in progress. By Katie Dean. |
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- The Patriot Act was supposed to help law enforcement ferret out foreign terrorists among us. But law professor David Cole says laws aimed at foreigners inevitably target Americans, and not very effectively at that. Kim Zetter interviews the author of Enemy Aliens. |
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- Historic downtown Vegas continues to play second fiddle to the glitzy Strip, so Fremont Street officials are hoping that a giant LED video screen -- more than four blocks long -- will pull folks their way. Steve Freiss reports from Las Vegas. |
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- The San Jose Sharks are the hockey team of Silicon Valley. Their tech savvy shows: A coach uses a tablet PC with TiVo-like functionality to review plays and capture opportune moments, all while the game is in progress. By Katie Dean. |
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- The Patriot Act was supposed to help law enforcement ferret out foreign terrorists among us. But law professor David Cole says laws aimed at foreigners inevitably target Americans, and not very effectively at that. Kim Zetter interviews the author of Enemy Aliens. |
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- Historic downtown Vegas continues to play second fiddle to the glitzy Strip, so Fremont Street officials are hoping that a giant LED video screen -- more than four blocks long -- will pull folks their way. Steve Freiss reports from Las Vegas. |
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