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- People using high-speed Internet connections should not be taxed for doing so, President Bush says on a campaign swing through Minnesota. He also pushes for electronic medical records and hydrogen fuel technology. |
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- People using high-speed Internet connections should not be taxed for doing so, President Bush says on a campaign swing through Minnesota. He also pushes for electronic medical records and hydrogen fuel technology. |
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- People using high-speed Internet connections should not be taxed for doing so, President Bush says on a campaign swing through Minnesota. He also pushes for electronic medical records and hydrogen fuel technology. |
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- Suffering cold feet is an unpleasant aspect of the outdoor life. What if you could wear special wool socks that generate their own heat? You'd like that. Well, now you can. Kim Griggs reports from Wellington, New Zealand. |
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- The unacknowledged father of Apple's iPod is engineer Tony Fadell, who created the gadget as an independent contractor. Apple wants the story kept under wraps, but little by little, it's leaking out. Read more at Leander Kahney's Cult of Mac Blog. |
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- The popular free service isn't just for fun and games anymore. Internet companies, hoping to edge out competitors and reap more revenue, saddle their IM programs with new features like weather, Internet radio and search. |
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- Suffering cold feet is an unpleasant aspect of the outdoor life. What if you could wear special wool socks that generate their own heat? You'd like that. Well, now you can. Kim Griggs reports from Wellington, New Zealand. |
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- The unacknowledged father of Apple's iPod is engineer Tony Fadell, who created the gadget as an independent contractor. Apple wants the story kept under wraps, but little by little, it's leaking out. Read more at Leander Kahney's Cult of Mac Blog. |
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- The popular free service isn't just for fun and games anymore. Internet companies, hoping to edge out competitors and reap more revenue, saddle their IM programs with new features like weather, Internet radio and search. |
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- Suffering cold feet is an unpleasant aspect of the outdoor life. What if you could wear special wool socks that generate their own heat? You'd like that. Well, now you can. Kim Griggs reports from Wellington, New Zealand. |
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- The unacknowledged father of Apple's iPod is engineer Tony Fadell, who created the gadget as an independent contractor. Apple wants the story kept under wraps, but little by little, it's leaking out. Read more at Leander Kahney's Cult of Mac Blog. |
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- The popular free service isn't just for fun and games anymore. Internet companies, hoping to edge out competitors and reap more revenue, saddle their IM programs with new features like weather, Internet radio and search. |
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- The fatherless mouse born last week didn't just demonstrate a new way to make babies. It also reveals a new way to get stem cells. Surprisingly, it butts up against the same old ethical issues. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Quick, which is better for the environment, cloth or disposable diapers? If you're just not sure, you're not alone. Despite reams of research, no one can give a definitive answer. By Elisa Batista. |
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- The fatherless mouse born last week didn't just demonstrate a new way to make babies. It also reveals a new way to get stem cells. Surprisingly, it butts up against the same old ethical issues. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Quick, which is better for the environment, cloth or disposable diapers? If you're just not sure, you're not alone. Despite reams of research, no one can give a definitive answer. By Elisa Batista. |
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- The fatherless mouse born last week didn't just demonstrate a new way to make babies. It also reveals a new way to get stem cells. Surprisingly, it butts up against the same old ethical issues. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Quick, which is better for the environment, cloth or disposable diapers? If you're just not sure, you're not alone. Despite reams of research, no one can give a definitive answer. By Elisa Batista. |
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- Hungry for some roulette or blackjack on your cell phone? For real money? A new technology, mCasino, could make it happen, but there are some details in the way. Like laws. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Georgia Tech researchers want thousands of computer users to install their program to help them monitor traffic patterns on the Internet. They plan to use the data to strengthen the Net and unblock bottlenecks. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Hungry for some roulette or blackjack on your cell phone? For real money? A new technology, mCasino, could make it happen, but there are some details in the way. Like laws. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Georgia Tech researchers want thousands of computer users to install their program to help them monitor traffic patterns on the Internet. They plan to use the data to strengthen the Net and unblock bottlenecks. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Hungry for some roulette or blackjack on your cell phone? For real money? A new technology, mCasino, could make it happen, but there are some details in the way. Like laws. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Georgia Tech researchers want thousands of computer users to install their program to help them monitor traffic patterns on the Internet. They plan to use the data to strengthen the Net and unblock bottlenecks. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Do you know how to avoid popping up multiple print dialogs? Learn how to augment the action parser with a counting variable. |
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- Do you know how to avoid popping up multiple print dialogs? Learn how to augment the action parser with a counting variable. |
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- Do you know how to avoid popping up multiple print dialogs? Learn how to augment the action parser with a counting variable. |
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- Volokh furtively places a headline about religious fanatics over a post about the National Council of Churches' advocacy for environmental concerns. He waits until the end to bring it back to the headline's subject, but he's absolutely right. If it's wrong to use religious motivations to support laws, then it's... |
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- EMC announced Monday at its annual users conference that it plans to begin beta testing by next quarter of an enterprise-class "storage router" that will be able to pool storage capacity and migrate data seemlessly between boxes without impacting business applications. |
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- The invisible friend of my dear photog sent her this photography site of urban decrepitude. I especially liked these photos of the Boulogne Main Sewer.... |
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- Fuck this is funny as fuck! Check it Out!! |
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- An 18-month-old girl was found alive an estimated 30 hours after a car she was riding in went out of control and cartwheeled into a creek, killing her father. |
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stigmas... (Apr 27 2004 23:13 GMT) - Interesting article on the stigma of depression. I thought I'd share. Listening to: "Ressurection" - Moist... |
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stigmas... (Apr 27 2004 23:13 GMT) - Interesting article on the stigma of depression. I thought I'd share. Listening to: "Ressurection" - Moist... |
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::sigh:: (Apr 27 2004 23:13 GMT) - You know, in my whole life the only quotable things I've ever said (I'm asking the wife here) were:... |
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- "The Chronicle and other newspapers have suggested in the past that Google would allocate some of its shares to small investors through an auction model pioneered by the San Francisco investment bank W.R. Hambrecht & Co." |
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- Brin noted that he was "embarrassed" that Gmail's beta doesn't support Safari, but said that they will add Safari support before its public release. "We're going to make it work with Safari and that's one of the high priority things," Brin told MacCentral. "I’ve heard that you can sort of get it to work if you're desperate. I want to fix that, and I want to make it work really well." |
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- "The Chronicle and other newspapers have suggested in the past that Google would allocate some of its shares to small investors through an auction model pioneered by the San Francisco investment bank W.R. Hambrecht & Co." |
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- Brin noted that he was "embarrassed" that Gmail's beta doesn't support Safari, but said that they will add Safari support before its public release. "We're going to make it work with Safari and that's one of the high priority things," Brin told MacCentral. "I’ve heard that you can sort of get it to work if you're desperate. I want to fix that, and I want to make it work really well." |
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- "The Chronicle and other newspapers have suggested in the past that Google would allocate some of its shares to small investors through an auction model pioneered by the San Francisco investment bank W.R. Hambrecht & Co." |
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- Brin noted that he was "embarrassed" that Gmail's beta doesn't support Safari, but said that they will add Safari support before its public release. "We're going to make it work with Safari and that's one of the high priority things," Brin told MacCentral. "I’ve heard that you can sort of get it to work if you're desperate. I want to fix that, and I want to make it work really well." |
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- "The Chronicle and other newspapers have suggested in the past that Google would allocate some of its shares to small investors through an auction model pioneered by the San Francisco investment bank W.R. Hambrecht & Co." |
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- Brin noted that he was "embarrassed" that Gmail's beta doesn't support Safari, but said that they will add Safari support before its public release. "We're going to make it work with Safari and that's one of the high priority things," Brin told MacCentral. "I’ve heard that you can sort of get it to work if you're desperate. I want to fix that, and I want to make it work really well." |
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- Hitchcock police are investigating a deadly boating accident in Basford Bayou. |
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- Houston's new police chief now has a new team of assistants. |
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- There was a little trouble at the big airport Tuesday afternoon. |
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