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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap supercomputer. |
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- Project administrators: akoese, dangermaus, kuya_oso, seeschloss, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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- MESICK - Trout fishermen are secretive about their favorite hotspots, and no one is more tight-lipped than a grouse hunter trying to preserve and protect a favorite covert. No one, that is, except perhaps a dedicated morel mushroom picker. Threaten them with a session or two on... |
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- HACKERS used a newly published vulnerability in Microsoft's Windows Server platform to attack at least three Australian financial institutions, according to US intrusion detection specialist Internet Security Systems. ISS Australia managing director Kim Duffy said the company's Global Threat Operations Centre discovered the attacks using the vulnerability last Thursday. ISS has watched the so-called MS04-011 vulnerability with interest since reporting the problem to Microsoft last September through its responsible disclosure program. The MS04-011 vulnerability exists in the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol in Microsoft's Secure Socket Layer (SSL). It is most commonly associated with the Internet Information Server and Microsoft Exchange, and if successfully exploited allows a hacker to take complete control of a machine. |
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- The Kerry Campaign announced that 400,000 Americans have contributed over $80 million to John Kerry's presidential campaign. |
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- Només recordar que el pròxim 7 de maig és l'últim dia per inscriure's al concurs de weblog's que organitza L'estació Espai Jove de Girona. Podeu trobar les bases del concurs a zonajove.info. |
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- Intelligent food packaging is on its way to the supermarket near you - this means labels that track the temperature at which food has been stored and warn you by changing colour if the food has at some time become warm enough for bacteria to thrive, for example. So far,... |
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- The OASIS Application Vulnerability Description Language TC has approved a Committee Draft of its version 1.0 specification and has submitted it for consideration as an OASIS Standard. AVDL defines a standard XML format that allows entities (such as applications, organizations, or institutes) to communicate information regarding web application vulnerabilities. The approved CD will be balloted to the OASIS membership during the period May 16-31, 2004. |
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- The OASIS Application Vulnerability Description Language TC has approved a Committee Draft of its version 1.0 specification and has submitted it for consideration as an OASIS Standard. AVDL defines a standard XML format that allows entities (such as applications, organizations, or institutes) to communicate information regarding web application vulnerabilities. The approved CD will be balloted to the OASIS membership during the period May 16-31, 2004. |
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- The OASIS Application Vulnerability Description Language TC has approved a Committee Draft of its version 1.0 specification and has submitted it for consideration as an OASIS Standard. AVDL defines a standard XML format that allows entities (such as applications, organizations, or institutes) to communicate information regarding web application vulnerabilities. The approved CD will be balloted to the OASIS membership during the period May 16-31, 2004. |
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- The OASIS Application Vulnerability Description Language TC has approved a Committee Draft of its version 1.0 specification and has submitted it for consideration as an OASIS Standard. AVDL defines a standard XML format that allows entities (such as applications, organizations, or institutes) to communicate information regarding web application vulnerabilities. The approved CD will be balloted to the OASIS membership during the period May 16-31, 2004. |
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- For iTunes' first birthday, Apple increases the number of computers on which people can listen to their purchased tunes. The company also announces plans to publish tons of out-of-print records. But there are a few sour notes. By Katie Dean. |
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- The music group continues its lawsuit blitz, targeting dozens more college students and hundreds of other computer users. The industry has now filed 2,454 suits since last summer, although none of the cases has yet gone to trial. |
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- Scientists program the world's smallest computer, made of DNA molecules, to detect and treat prostate cancer. They hope the mini machine will one day be administered as a drug, where it could search for and combat disease in every cell. |
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- For iTunes' first birthday, Apple increases the number of computers on which people can listen to their purchased tunes. The company also announces plans to publish tons of out-of-print records. But there are a few sour notes. By Katie Dean. |
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- The music group continues its lawsuit blitz, targeting dozens more college students and hundreds of other computer users. The industry has now filed 2,454 suits since last summer, although none of the cases has yet gone to trial. |
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- Scientists program the world's smallest computer, made of DNA molecules, to detect and treat prostate cancer. They hope the mini machine will one day be administered as a drug, where it could search for and combat disease in every cell. |
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- For iTunes' first birthday, Apple increases the number of computers on which people can listen to their purchased tunes. The company also announces plans to publish tons of out-of-print records. But there are a few sour notes. By Katie Dean. |
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- The music group continues its lawsuit blitz, targeting dozens more college students and hundreds of other computer users. The industry has now filed 2,454 suits since last summer, although none of the cases has yet gone to trial. |
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- Scientists program the world's smallest computer, made of DNA molecules, to detect and treat prostate cancer. They hope the mini machine will one day be administered as a drug, where it could search for and combat disease in every cell. |
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- The Caltech physics wonk infamous for Iran-Contra, Total Information Awareness and terrorism futures talks about life as a not-so-private citizen. By Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine. |
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- The same tannins in green tea that cause stains to form on your mugs and teapots could save the hard-drive manufacturing industry some serious dough, says a team of researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The Caltech physics wonk infamous for Iran-Contra, Total Information Awareness and terrorism futures talks about life as a not-so-private citizen. By Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine. |
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- The same tannins in green tea that cause stains to form on your mugs and teapots could save the hard-drive manufacturing industry some serious dough, says a team of researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The Caltech physics wonk infamous for Iran-Contra, Total Information Awareness and terrorism futures talks about life as a not-so-private citizen. By Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine. |
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- The same tannins in green tea that cause stains to form on your mugs and teapots could save the hard-drive manufacturing industry some serious dough, says a team of researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The film Godsend arrives at a time when the politics and science of cloning remain unresolved. Will the movie help bury U.S. cloning efforts for good? By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Online real estate sites are booming. But websites that list properties for sale in California are subject to hefty fines if they violate the state's licensing law. Both the state and opponents of the law argue that they're looking out for consumers' best interests. By Kendra Mayfield. |
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- The film Godsend arrives at a time when the politics and science of cloning remain unresolved. Will the movie help bury U.S. cloning efforts for good? By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Online real estate sites are booming. But websites that list properties for sale in California are subject to hefty fines if they violate the state's licensing law. Both the state and opponents of the law argue that they're looking out for consumers' best interests. By Kendra Mayfield. |
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- The film Godsend arrives at a time when the politics and science of cloning remain unresolved. Will the movie help bury U.S. cloning efforts for good? By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Online real estate sites are booming. But websites that list properties for sale in California are subject to hefty fines if they violate the state's licensing law. Both the state and opponents of the law argue that they're looking out for consumers' best interests. By Kendra Mayfield. |
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- Heather Robinson, 25, sure has moxie. She turned her youthful indiscretions with a stolen credit card into a movie deal. Now she's trying to land another, this one based on her electronic snooping through AOL's customer database. Xeni Jardin reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A state government panel recommends that California continue its plans to use electronic voting systems in the November election, but it wants the system vendors to be under greater scrutiny. It also says voters should be able to vote on paper ballots if they want. Kim Zetter reports from Sacramento, California. |
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- Heather Robinson, 25, sure has moxie. She turned her youthful indiscretions with a stolen credit card into a movie deal. Now she's trying to land another, this one based on her electronic snooping through AOL's customer database. Xeni Jardin reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A state government panel recommends that California continue its plans to use electronic voting systems in the November election, but it wants the system vendors to be under greater scrutiny. It also says voters should be able to vote on paper ballots if they want. Kim Zetter reports from Sacramento, California. |
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- Heather Robinson, 25, sure has moxie. She turned her youthful indiscretions with a stolen credit card into a movie deal. Now she's trying to land another, this one based on her electronic snooping through AOL's customer database. Xeni Jardin reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A state government panel recommends that California continue its plans to use electronic voting systems in the November election, but it wants the system vendors to be under greater scrutiny. It also says voters should be able to vote on paper ballots if they want. Kim Zetter reports from Sacramento, California. |
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- With European Union expansion from 15 to 25 nations just hours away now, let us look back at one of... |
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- Como ya dije en una historia con este mismo título, este fue el primer, y, hasta ahora, único libro que me ha mandado una editorial para reseñar. Simplemente lo hago constar, para que surta los debidos efectos; pero también porque me parece excepcional la forma como la editorial ha enfocado la difusión del libro: mediante comunicados de prensa o ejemplares enviados a blogueros: Reflexiones e Irreflexiones, Arrozabanda y Barrapunto, por ejemplo; |
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- Not only has Condoleeza Rice referred to the President as her husband, the President has referred to Rice and himself as a couple: 'The President said: "I slipped on a baseball cap, pulled 'er down - as did Condi. We... |
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- "...a quick starter tutorial on how to increase your site’s link-popularity, and ultimately your search engine rankings. " |
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- "...a quick starter tutorial on how to increase your site’s link-popularity, and ultimately your search engine rankings. " |
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