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- This white paper outlines how hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in wireless LANs & includes a section on the most recent available hacking tools. The information presented is a collection of already published risks to WLANs. This white paper is written to inform IT security managers of what potential dangers they are up against. |
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- The idea behind .NET is to flexibly leverage information resources across the enterprise and beyond mixing and matching them to respond to changing business needs. However, this isnt just a software and platform issue. Its a networking challenge as well. After all, you can only tap into diverse resources located all over your network if your network is sufficiently robust everywhere to support such activity. |
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- The network is a critical and core component of the application infrastructure. It often spans continents, connecting corporate headquarters, remote office branches, home offices, and mobile users to enterprise applications. However, designing, building and deploying distributed applications that run well and achieve expected service levels over this network poses many challenges. In todays web-services environment, this challenge has become even more pronounced. Even if the basic application design is sound, performance problems often arise when the application is deployed over the network when the ramifications can be enormous in terms of financial costs to fix, loss of business, credibility and customers, as well as time-to-market. |
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- IT managers grapple with the challenges of deploying applications and services, such as ERP, CRM, CMS, ebuisness, VoIP and many others, over their corporate networks. Time after time, these deployments are delayed or complicated by all sorts of unexpected problems including poor performance, dropped connections, and interference with existing services. Many technology managers have become so accustomed to these deployment problems that they have simply come to accept them as an unavoidable aspect of any network-related project. <br> |
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- Jaeja, hvad er tha ad fretta fra Houston. Rockets dottnir ut thvi midur en svo sem ekki vid odru ad buast. Thad verdur tho gaman ad fylgjast med theim naestu ar, their eiga eftir ad styrkjast eftir thvi sem Yao og Francis odlast meiri reynslu. Er nu ad horfa a Dallas og Sacramento, Sacramento leidir 3-1 og gaetu slegid Dallas ut i kvold. Thad er tho horkuleikur i gangi, Dallas var komin med |
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- Et rigsdagsudvalg i Sverige skal undersøge, om homoseksuelle par skal have lov til at indgå ægteskab. |
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- Der skal mere gang i stordriften på landet. |
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- Chefen for USA's civile administration i Irak, Paul Bremer, advarede mod terrortrusler et halvt år før angrebene på USA 11. september 2001. Men Bush og hans regering ignorerede truslen og foretog sig ikke noget. |
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- Italien har fået en ny medielov, som lemper betingelserne for, hvem der kan eje medier, og det er en gave til Berlusconis medieimperium. |
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- Der var sidste år 190 terrorangreb i verden. |
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- Before applications can move into production, enterprises face the inevitable and time-consuming question of what infrastructure and underlying capacity will be needed to support their applications. As all business applications are increasingly Internet-enabled and now available to a global user base, this becomes more of a guestimation than exact science. This paper provides an executive level overview of how IBM WebSphere applications are easily deployed in the On Demand Distributed Computing model -- resulting in instantly scalable and high performance Web applications that transform I.T. economics. |
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- Before applications can move into production, enterprises face the inevitable and time-consuming question of what infrastructure and underlying capacity will be needed to support their applications. As all business applications are increasingly Internet-enabled and now available to a global user base, this becomes more of a guestimation than exact science. This paper provides an executive level overview of how IBM WebSphere applications are easily deployed in the On Demand Distributed Computing model -- resulting in instantly scalable and high performance Web applications that transform I.T. economics. |
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- In 2003, over 60 million travelers in the U.S. alone used the Web for trip planning. Airlines, rental car agencies, transportation services, reservation/booking agents, and hotel operators who learn how to capture the growing online audience will be rewarded with revenue growth and cost reduction. This paper discusses how to prepare your e-business to capture this audience and use the online channel to book more reservations and capture customer loyalty. |
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- Dean Easton changed the Conlang profile for Cycl. |
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- The Bush administration's energy policy has been the topic of debate as of this week, as the Supreme Court overhears whether or not energy executives were over-stepping their bounds during the drafting of energy policy. Hard to see how this... |
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- Project Gutenberg is the Internet's oldest producer of free electronic books (eBooks or etexts). Our present collection of more than 10.000 eBooks was produced by hundreds of volunteers. Most of the Project Gutenberg eBooks are older literary works that are in the public domain in the United States. All may be freely downloaded and read, and redistributed for non-commercial use (for complete details, see the license page). |
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- "osCommerce is an online shop e-commerce solution under on going development by the open source community. Its feature packed out-of-the-box installation allows store owners to setup, run, and maintain their online stores with minimum effort and with absolutely no costs or license fees involved." Just took over a site using this. |
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- The recording industry sued 477 more computer users Wednesday, including dozens of college students at schools in 11 states, accusing them of illegally sharing music across the Internet. The Recording Industry Association of America, the trade group for the largest labels, praised efforts by colleges and universities to use technology and school policies to crack down on music piracy on their own computer networks. But it said the most egregious offenders on campus deserved to be sued. |
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- A fairly amusing collection of the stupid things Bush has said, with references. |
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- Directions: 1. Right click and save pictures (you can choose color or black&white) 2. |
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- bianca greets you with open arms, embracing all who would come to her Shack and contribute their wisdom, talents and love to bianca's growing community. Come on in! Write on bianca's walls, read from her books. Learn and contribute! Since 1994! |
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- Here is a link that brings back memories of A.E. van Vogt's Weapons Shops books. Hand guns are being built with RFID readers in them. The owner of the gun needs to have a chip inserted their arm in order to fire the gun. |
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- I first read about AllOfMp3.com when it was recently featured on Slashdot (based on a Sydney Morning Herald story). I realize that I'm a bit of a latecomer here, but if you're like me and haven't heard about them before, read on. Allofmp3 is an online music store, but it's so cheap that it might as well be free. You pay by the gigabyte; |
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- Recently it came to my attention that the Virginia Journal of Law & Technology has an interesting article on the effect of the DMCA on search engines. The conclusion is that free speech is restricted in favor of the interests of copyright owners and that Congress should grant search engines immunity from contributory liability for copyright infringement of third parties. |
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- Stanford law professor, Lawrence Lessig, has made his most recent book freely available online at free-culture.org. "FREE CULTURE: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity" is about more than just filesharing, it's about how corporations are using law to extend their power over creativity on and off-line. |
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Sprang (Apr 30 2004 04:00 GMT) - Exif: 11-04-2004 17:06 ISO100 1/162s f/5.8 154mm Location: 51. |
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- Morning's at Seven(4/30/2004 - 5/16/2004) Players Guild of Leonia at Civil War Drill Hall Theater (Leonia) |
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- The Spitfire Grill(4/30/2004 - 5/15/2004) Chatham Players at Chatham Playhouse (Chatham) |
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- Supporting this months feature article on Pest and Disease control, Pitchcare is pleased that Kate Entwistle has kindly found time in her busy schedule to post an interesting article on diseases that are currently being seen on turf grass facilities here in the UK, especially during the recent periods of inclement weather experienced during April. More Inside. |
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- User stories, articles on precision grinding including how keeping your mower equipment in top condition will prolong the working life of your machinery and dramatically improve the conditions of your grass, as well as the monetary savings and workshop improvements to be made. |
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- Pop superstar Christina Aguilera is desperate to buy a luxury $7.2 million home in London -- and paint every wall inside pink. The singer hopes to follow in the footsteps of Madonna by snapping up a mansion in the British capital. But Christina plans on painting every interior wall of the chic Chelsea pad pink and each piece of furniture will be upholstered with animal prints. An insider says, "This house has it all. |
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- Former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star James Marsters has shaved off his famous peroxide locks for charity. The actor, who played the vampire Spike on "Buffy" and spin-off "Angel," is sick of his slicked-back blonde look and has shaved it all off to raise cash for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation in Los Angeles. Marsters raised $25,000 for the cause by auctioning off his locks, and has now adopted a shaven new look. He says, "I've been looking forward to like looking in the mirror and seeing the old James -- the one I'm used to. I want him back. |
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- A man suspected of stalking pop princess Britney Spears has been caught trespassing at her dad's Los Angeles home. Police caught Canadian Daniel J. Lachance, 25, allegedly entering Jamie Spears' property on Tuesday, and arrested him on charges of criminal trespassing and stalking. Lachance was held at the Tangipahoa Parish Jail and placed on $150,000 bond. According to police spokeswoman Patti Gainnoble, it was the second time Lachance has been arrested on the property of the Spears family. |
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- Former "Baywatch" star Gena Lee Nolin has stepped up her lawsuit to keep a sex video from hitting the Internet as Web sites threaten to show all. The raunchy video, which features Nolin making love with her ex-husband Greg Fahlman and playing with sex toys, is set to hit porn sites in the next few weeks. And Nolin is out to stop the film from ever seeing the light of day. The actress' legal spokesman says, "She's extremely aggravated and upset. We're sending out demand letters immediately to Web sites that either have Gena Lee Nolin's name or are advertising the sex video. |
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- "Friends" star Jennifer Aniston is the world's most beautiful woman, according to People magazine's annual list. Aniston has topped the weekly's 50 Most Beautiful People in the World list. A spokesman for the magazine says, "She just radiates this energy." Aniston makes the list for the fourth time, but she has never topped it. Also on this year's list are Aniston's husband Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner, Charlize Theron, Hugh Jackman, Mischa Barton, Angelina Jolie, Halle Berry, Andre 3000 and pop star couple Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey. |
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