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Icaza sobre XAML (Apr 30 2004 01:33 GMT) - Entrevista a Miguel de Icaza. El tipo está asustadísimo con el nuevo XAML de Microsoft, y me parece que tiene razón. |
The Fat Guy
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Whatever, dude... (Apr 30 2004 01:33 GMT) - !Yahoo! News - Wilson Names Three Possible CIA Leakers Sorry to lapse into kid-talk* there, but c'mon! We've heard all the hoo-haw about you and your wife and your mint-tea sipping episodes on your big uranium snipe-hunt down in Nigeria. Deliver, mo-fo. Quit pussy-footing around, you wuss. |
allconsuming.net
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Professional Software: Programming Practice (Apr 30 2004 01:32 GMT) - Maybe it was the professors or maybe it played better to my strengths, but I leaned the major heavy towards the software side and learning assembly was as close to the metal as I really cared to get. After my sophomore year I interned for a company that wrote testing software for the defense companies. This meant learning ADA. |
Caerdroia
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He's a President, Not a Prime Minister (Apr 30 2004 01:32 GMT) - In the US, the President is not selected by Congress, is not subject to Congressional whims, does not answer to Congress and does not serve at the pleasure of Congress (though he can be compelled to leave office by Congress's extreme displeasure - so extreme that it's only happened once, to Richard Nixon). Apparently, Reuters doesn't understand this: He dismissed criticism from Democrats that he wanted to appear together with Cheney so they would not contradict each other and did not mention he had only met with the commission under pressure from victims' families. "Look, if we had something to hide we wouldn't have met with them in the first place. We answered all their questions. |
Movable Theoblogical
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I am NOT comforted (Apr 30 2004 01:31 GMT) - One NPR reporter on the story from the previous post: Religious people were comforted by the idea that Bush claimed to feel "called to be president", and the "secular people" were concerned. Well, you have to consult OTHER Christians. Not... |
WolfSpoor
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Flames Rising News! (Apr 30 2004 01:31 GMT) - Two new interviews have been added to the Interrogations page on the Flames Rising website. Be sure to drop by and check them out when you get the chance. Stefan Petrucha, author of Dark Ages: Assamite and The Grass is Greener from the Orpheus fiction collection, Haunting the Dead. Stefan talks about making a good horror story and his experiences writing in the Dark Ages setting. |
fullasagoog.com full roast blend
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Why do a Charter? (Apr 30 2004 01:30 GMT) - Why do i have to do a charter, the customer knows what they want. I just wanna program it! Sounds like a childish whine. Here is why. A charter acts like a requirements document. |
L.A. Observed
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2nd porn actress tests positive (Apr 30 2004 01:30 GMT) - A veteran Czech-born performer who goes by the nom de porn Jessica Dee worked with infected star Darren James on March 24 and got the news yesterday that she has HIV, the adult-industry news site AVN.com reports. Dick Nasty, Dee's... |
LivingRoom >> A space for Life
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The Call of Jesus (Apr 30 2004 01:30 GMT) - Today I've been thinking about the way Jesus called his first disciples and comparing it to the way we tend to do it today. Matthew 4:18-20 - One day as Jesus was walking along the shore beside the Sea of... |
MacMove.com
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More Memory (Apr 30 2004 01:30 GMT) - Early this afternoon I upgraded my 1.33 GHz 17" Powerbook from 1 Gigabyte of RAM to 2 Gigabytes. I routinely have 12-15 applications running on 10 virtual desktops including Apple Remote Desktop, Safari, and Virtual PC, and various Macromedia apps along with the less system taxing Mail.app, ecto, Konfabulator, iTunes, MacJournal, iCal, Address book, Salling Clicker, and Fire. Throw in the occasional Word or Excel document, BBedit session, Hogwasher connection, VLC or Quicktime video, iPhoto and iMovie editing, and iDVD or Toast burning and the system can really slow down. |
The Mediaburn Radio Weblog
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Tribal Communities Building Wireless Networks (Apr 30 2004 01:30 GMT) - More Tribes Go Wireless. MuniWireless reports that a tribe in Southern California is using broadband wireless to link 18 tribal communities: HP donated a bunch of gear for the network and the tribe is using solar-powered antennas. In addition to the educational benefits to such a network, tribal members are using the access to keep on top of and apply for federal grants. We've linked to other stories about tribes around the country using wireless to bring Internet access to reservations. |
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