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Smart Mobs
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Free Wi-Fi Spreading: Wireless Quilts, Anyone? (Jun 07 2004 01:59 GMT) - This NY Times article indicates that wireless quilting might be approaching critical mass. Bad news for entrepreneurs. Good news for those who believe the low cost of blanketing a city with Wi-Fi ought to lead to municipal networks as public goods. |
Editor: Myself (Persian)
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تعامل با ايران يا تغيير رژيمش (Jun 07 2004 01:58 GMT) - نمیدانم کسی بالاخره مستند جديد بی.بی.سی را دربارهی تاريخچهی رابطهی ايران و آمريکا ديد يا نه. ولی برای من مهمترين نکتهی آن که ارزش ژورناليستی و سياسی زيادی داشت حرفهای جاشوا موراوچيک از موسسهی پرورش شيطان امريکن انترپرايز (AEI) بود. او به صراحت گفت که اگر ايران برنامهی ساخت سلاح اتمیاش را ادامه دهد، يا اسراييل و يا آمريکا مجبورند به تاسيسات آن حمله کنند و نابودش کنند. |
Vinny Carpenter's Blog
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JRockit, WebLogic and AOP (Jun 07 2004 01:57 GMT) - BEA's dev2dev has a great article entitled Enabling Aspect-Oriented Programming in WebLogic Server using the JRockit Management API that talks about using AspectWerkz under WebLogic. AspectWerkz is a dynamic, lightweight and high-performant AOP framework for Java created by the folks at Codehaus, with support from BEA. My journey into the world of AOP started with AspectWerkz and I am now playing around with the GA release of AspectJ 1.2. If you are interested, Val has a nice blog entry that sorta compares AspectJ with AspectWerkz. |
WWWorker
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Software-Lizenzen im Vergleich (Jun 07 2004 01:57 GMT) - Nette bersicht, und wesentlich leserfreundlicher als die GNU-Bleiwsten ist folgende Darstellung in der AWStats Documentation - License description.... (19 Wrter) |
WebLogs @ DotNetJunkies.com
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SQL Script Builder (Jun 07 2004 01:57 GMT) - I'm dusting off a Script Builder application I've done as an addin to Visual Studio 2002 and 2003. The application takes an XML description of a SourceSafe repository and appends all the scripts together in one file. The XML format allows for complete control over order and exclusions. |
The Agonist
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Afghan poll workers ambushed (Jun 07 2004 01:56 GMT) - Afghan poll workers ambushed (AP) -- U.S. forces rushed to aid a convoy of Afghan and foreign election workers ambushed in southeastern Afghanistan, officials said, the latest attack to cast doubt on the country's readiness for September polls. |
.:The Poetry Showcase:.
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Valentine's Day (Jun 07 2004 01:56 GMT) - This time you look like a real heartbreaker long eyelids, lipstick and fingernails like razor blades scratching out the chasers but this princess was made to be a killer better watchout or she'll strike you down I know that you want to castrate me I could see it in your eyes when you said that you hate me and every star burns out on every wish valentine's day just does't get any better than this This time you look like a real heartbreaker long eyelids, lipstick and fingernails like razor blades scratching out the chasers but this princess was made to be a killer better watchout or she'll strike you down I know that you want to castrate me I could see it in your eyes when you said that you hate me and every star burns out on every wish valentine' |
Eyewitness News Headlines
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Reagan to Lie in State (Jun 07 2004 01:56 GMT) - Extensive plans are underway for the funeral of former president Ronald Reagan -- the first state funeral in more than three decades. It will be held on Friday -- which has been declared a national day of mourning. |
Eyewitness News Headlines
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Honoring Reagan (Jun 07 2004 01:56 GMT) - Reaction to former president Reagan's passing is also coming from people who simply knew Mr. Reagan as their president. One Brooklyn man has a very unique collection of memories. |
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Following the Afghan drugs trail (Jun 07 2004 01:55 GMT) - "The Afghan drugs trade is growing so fast some fear the country could become a narco-state, where drugs barons rule, not the government. " BBC Afghanistan correspondent Andrew North's diary of his trip through Afghanistan with Antonio Maria Costa, the head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime. |
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They Work For You (Jun 07 2004 01:55 GMT) - Lifted from boingboing: "This is the most amazing, subversive piece of political webware I've ever seen. It scrapes the Parliamentary record and makes the entire thing commentable, searchable and permalinkable. It compiles stats of which MPs vote against their parties most often, which ones speak most often, which have made the most motions and so forth. |
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