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-2 (Apr 21 2004 23:59 GMT) - 8ELW NA DW AN 8A GINEI NEO RECOR SE POSA LEPTA 8A EXEI E3AFANISTEI!!! MH ME APOGOHTEYSETE |
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- Review Kill Bill 2 van Breuls. |
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- WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Jamie Gorelick, a member of the commission investigating the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, said Saturday that she received death threats this week after a number of conservatives alleged that her former work in the Justice Department may have contributed to failures leading to the... |
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- Costly air bags, expensive electronics, and lightweight body materials are driving up the cost of fixing new cars. Not only do many more parts have to be replaced rather than repaired, but fewer and fewer body shops can afford the special equipment and training required to do the work."We're moving closer and closer... |
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- Hey, Does anybody know the name of the opening comic on Jerry's 2004 tour? I couldn't really understand the announcer when he said it, and I can't find who he was. I'm assuming it works like a concert where the same opening act follows the main act around the country, so maybe this guy opened for him in more than just Dallas. Anyone know? All I know is that he was black and hilarious.... |
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Drool (Apr 21 2004 23:57 GMT) - Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom - potential replacement for my Sony F 717. |
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- aber die tastatur wuerde ich schon gerne sehn. |
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- Yesterday, I said that the GOP was playing into Kerry's hands by demanding the release of his military records. From what I can tell so far, it looks like I was right.Throughout his four years of active duty, Kerry's superiors... |
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- US Federal Reserve chief Greenspan says interest rates must eventually rise to control inflation, though not just yet. |
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- A scientist says he can develop a gel which will treat acne. |
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- secretary-general urges latin americans to organize themselves, expand their rights to strengthen democracy |
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- obstacles faced by developing countries in meeting water, sanitation needs highlighted in sustainable development commission |
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- acting high commissioner for human rights condemns terrorist bombings today in iraq, saudi arabia |
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- human rights fact-finding mission on situation in darfur leaves geneva |
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- secretary-general, in message to cypriot people, says reunification plan will determine destiny of divided island |
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- humanitarian groups respond to needs of migrants expelled from angola into western democratic republic of congo |
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- commission adopts resolutions on myanmar, death penalty, other issues on promotion of human rights |
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- disarmament commission continues discussion on agenda |
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- headquarters to host seminar on policy, security issues in information technology on 23 april |
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- palestinian relief agency resumes distribution of emergency food in gaza strip |
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- secretary-general, in message to asia media summit, says freedom of expression is indispensable for economic, social progress |
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- Long awaited update emerges. The latest version of NetStumbler has been released over at the official website. Version 0.4.'s release notes indicate the new version fixes a number of bugs, adds various hardware support, speeds things up slightly, and adds a bunch of new scripti.. |
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- Adds 446,000 DSL lines in Q1. SBC's price changes, bundles and speed increases continue to pay big dividends, as the company saw record broadband growth in the first quarter of 2004, reports Phone Plus Magazine. The company added 446,000 DSL lines in the first quarter, meaning t.. |
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- Linksys VP says voice enabled router coming. In an interview with CNet Asia, Victor Tsao, the VP of Linksys, talks about future offerings from the networking giant, specifically in the VoIP arena. One of the most intriguing future products Tsao mentions is the possibility of turning your Links.. |
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8 Mbps DSL (Apr 21 2004 23:55 GMT) - New England provider speeds things up. A Maine DSL provider by the name of Great Works Internet says they've begun offering 8Mbps DSL service in several communities within southern, central, and seacoast New Hampshire. According to the company, their Premium service (5Mbps) is $39.95 a m.. |
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- Google, Spymac, and now Israeli portal 'Walla!'. While people are still debating the privacy implications of Google's Gmail service, several other providers are getting into the act. While Globes On-line (via Slashdot) claims Israeli portal "Walla!" will be the world's first 1 gig webmail service,.. |
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- Users still surprised they aren't anonymous. Though we keep reminding Bit Torrent users they aren't anonymous, many torrent film downloaders continue to be surprised when they receive DMCA warnings. Whether it's a Comcast customer busted for downloading an episode of Charmed, or a Cox customer.. |
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- Cingular, meet wall, writing. Cingular really wants you to be excited about their deployment of "Enhanced Data for GSM Environments" (EDGE) technology in South Florida, despite the fact the technology may become obsolete in its prime. The company even goes so far in the press re.. |
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- 'Hey buddy, wanna spam?'. A New Hampshire marketing company pays users (preferably those with broadband connections) $5 for installing their VirtualMDA (mail delivery agent) software, and an additional $1 for every hour their PC spends churning out marketing pitches. Obvious.. |
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- Teletruth causes waves once again. The bells worst enemy is at it again, Bruce Kushnick's consumer group Teletruth today unveiling a new report dissecting what the group calls the "dirty little secrets" of your phone bill. While the massive report sadly costs money, the press release.. |
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- Tough on spam, unless it's their own. Our users are complaining that they're still receiving "special offers" from Earthlink despite having checked and rechecked their opt-out settings. From offers for the Earthlink photo center, to services targeted directly at Mac users, the company a.. |
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- Catch up on industry news you need to know here first!. Inside Todays Bytes: AOL CEO to Lay Out Strategy for Company's Salvation Surprise! One Third of E-Mail Marketers Fail To Comply With Can-Spam Music Labels Claim Napster Investment Cost Them $17 Billion Apple Says No to RealNetworks Alliance, RN t.. |
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- One of my favorite books is Kurt Vonnegut's Player Piano, in which he looks at what the United States might be like once no one has a job anymore. The novel depicts a technologically advanced, highly regulated society set in... |
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Strange (Apr 21 2004 23:54 GMT) - I acquired a new camera recently through eBay. I was looking for something really small that I could carry with me at all times and ended up finding a Canon S200 Digital ELPH for a really good price. Since I... |
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- I wonder if Anne reads Greg or vica-verca as I think they'd have a lot of common ground on the 'blogging isn't the point... it's the writing stupid' front. Here's an excellent post from Anne on just that topic. |
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- A new survey shows people in the UK back identification cards and most would be happy to carry one. |
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- Only 35% of final year university students expect to start a graduate-level job this summer, survey suggests. |
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- The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Nottingham, which almost sank after hitting rocks off Australia nearly two years ago is set to return to service. |
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- UK lenders are to be warned they should lend more responsibly or face fuelling further the UK's credit boom. |
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- Juniper Networks Wednesday announced the formation of an organization that endorses the company's stated goal of creating a profitable public IP network. |
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- General Motors is building what it says will be the automotive industry's fastest supercomputer by tying together scores of IBM 655 pSeries servers. |
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- The government of China has agreed to suspend indefinitely its proposed proprietary national standard for wireless LANs after objections from the U.S. government and IT vendors, U.S. and Chinese officials announced Wednesday. |
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- The Detroit Pistons shoot for a two-games-to-none lead over Milwaukee in their first-round playoff series tonight at The Palace. |
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- A drive-by shooter killed a California Highway Patrol officer Wednesday in front of a courthouse where he had been called to testify in traffic cases, officials said. No one was immediately arrested. Thomas J. Steiner, 35, died at a hospital of a gunshot wound to the head, said CHP spokesman Tom Marshall. |
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