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- For the past few months i like many other Shoutbox users have been getting spam shouts on our boxes. The most annoying thing being links ot porn sites being used as the poster's URL. Oscar of ofhills.com came up with a solution to reject shouts that have urls that are known to be that of shoutbox-spammers. It is really basic and works just like it's supposed but for requiring one to continuously open up the shoutbox. |
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- Fester at Fester's Place beat me to this by a few hours, but he and I had the same "eating the seed corn" reaction to this news: Bush is purportedly drawing up plans to deploy the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment — the regiment permanently stationed at the National Training Center, and by all accounts deliverers of the most effective combat training that any army has ever received — to Iraq. Bush is hollowing out the United States Army. |
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- Wit the TES Fest only a few days away things are getting CRAZY. I am outta here for the evening,... |
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- Advanced cellular data services, increased terminal capabilities, and the launch of digital terrestrial TV broadcasting in many countries, are just some of the drivers that have created a market for TV over cellular services. Live TV over cellular services are forecast to be employed by more than 120 million users worldwide by the end of 2010, equating to shipments of approximately 56 million handsets in 2010, according to IMS Research. Worldwide, TV services are forecast to have higher penetration rates into CDMA technologies than into GSM-based technologies. In addition, users with access to cdma2000 1xRTT technology are predicted to be the greatest single TV service user group worldwide. Asia is expected to see the greatest penetration of cellular TV services, followed by the Americas, Europe, and The Middle East & Africa. |
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- How to block spambots, ban spybots, and tell unwanted robots to go to hell |
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- Netscape's Software Coding Standards Guide For Java |
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- ThreadMentor: The Dining Philosophers Problem |
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- People are talking about the latest and greatest 'security' feature in Windows that has to be backed by hardware... (Strange, shouldn't software be improved in software? I digress). It seems to be about simply telling the processor to not and never treat as executable what is written in certain regions of memory. That, of course, will only be supported by upcoming hardware. |
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- Je n'aime pas sentir le besoin d'en parler, mais je ne peux passer ŕ côté du débat entourant les défusions. Voici donc un bestiaire des plusses meilleures raisons de refuser de signer les registres ou, s'il est trop tard, d'aller... |
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- Well, that's what some fans called him, because as soon as you got him, you wanted to get rid of him. Felix Heredia would tell you his nickname is Big Cat (how original!) but the short relief man doesn't typically strike fear in the hearts of the opposition.Either way, it's not a blockbuster move, by any stretch. The Yankees cut struggling southpaw Donovan Osborne and they activated Heredia, who is what he is -- a lefty journeyman who still has a job in Major League Baseball largely because he's left-handed. |
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Kerry (May 18 2004 23:22 GMT) - by greg3ace on May 18th 07:22pm |
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Sálmur (May 18 2004 23:21 GMT) - Síđastliđna viku var ég á tveim ráđstefnum um sálma og sálmafrćđi í Danmörku. Ég kom heim međ nýjan sálm, ţýddan úr fćreysku. Sálmur eftir T.N.Djurhuus (1971) og K. |
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- WS-I has announced the availability of a "Basic Security Profile Version 1.0" Working Group Draft, released for feedback from industry participants. The WS-I Basic Security Profile consists of a set of non-proprietary Web services specifications, along with clarifications and amendments to those specifications which promote interoperability. A February 2004 "WS-I Security Scenarios" draft outlines requirements and scope for the WS-I Basic Security Profile. |
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- Admit it, you like the thought of prancing around in a unitard. Here's your chance. In City of Heroes, an online role-playing game with several nice touches, you create a superhero alter ego and kick alien butt. By Scott Steinberg. |
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- Miss the good old days when you could shop for groceries from the comfort of your ergonomically correct computer chair? Those days may be returning, as several grocers cautiously dip their toes into online ordering. |
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- The U.S. Department of Agriculture has a plan for cattle brains and other remains that may carry deadly mad cow disease. It wants to turn them into a bio-based source of energy. |
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- Prize money -- $3 million of it -- can help breed big ideas. Just check out the tunneling microscopes, high-tech software and geology research completed by high-school students. By John Gartner. |
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- In the hunt for a more versatile aircraft, researchers are mimicking the beasts that have been flying for years -- birds. By Lakshmi Sandhana. |
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- Dentists in Silicon Valley are turning to technology to lure more patients. Lasers and digital imaging are key to maintaining a smile -- and erasing pain. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Semacode, a free system released this month, lets users scan bar codes on everyday objects with their camera phones and instantly pull up all sorts of information about them. It's an information bridge between the world and the Web. By Chris Ulbrich. |
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- Do you know what a document's stream is? Learn how to extract it with the textRange object. |
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- The SEO/SEM industry is in pure shock tonight at the news that DoubleClick has paid a staggering $65m for Performics. |
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- With our highly idealistic war in Iraq turning monstrous, Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" is frighteningly relevant -- again. |
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- I reject women all the time because I can't stand the thought of being with someone who's unexceptional. Will I end up alone? |
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- According to a Pentagon-ordered report, sexual violence against female soldiers is rampant -- and not nearly enough is being done to stop it. |
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- The more we find out about what happened at Abu Ghraib, the less it looks like a case of renegade soldiers. |
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- I opened up my wireless home network to the world, and I've never felt more comfortable. |
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- I just received a voice mail message from a firm in San Diego stating that they were performing a survey/study on computer use in businesses and that it pays $50. All I have to do is call the 800 number... |
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- A while back I was interviewed about outsourcing. The article appeared over the weekend in The Boston Globe. Nothing too revolutionary, but still some good solid advice from a number of contributors. |
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- Yesterday I felt like I was being followed around by a black cloud, like in the comics. First, I got an e-mail saying that I didn't get the job I had been interviewing for. I was so sure that job... |
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- Time flies all too quickly. I've been remiss in my posting here and I apologize. I did plan to write a quick note about the security of scheduled tasks, but I have yet to figure out a solid way of authenticating who ever is accessing them. At any rate, I did find this excellent a... |
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whoo!! (May 18 2004 23:05 GMT) - :angry:rocks:love:eek:crying: |
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- Andy Budd::Blogography: An Objective Look at Table Based vs. CSS Based Design In order to bring some balance back to... |
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- Senators say that the Bush administration is beginning to understand the urgency; big nations can't act small or mean. |
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- Senators John McCain and Joseph Biden both say there were miscalculations and squandered opportunties to get international support. |
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- Google PageRank analysis tools |
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- If you're like me, you're really trying to like Opera 7.50, not for what it is, but for what it once was: a light, zippy... |
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