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- The Sunshine State's election controversies continue to unfold: Now the state admits that a number of e-voting machines have a software flaw that makes manual recounting impossible. But things will work out, officials say. |
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- The Sunshine State's election controversies continue to unfold: Now the state admits that a number of e-voting machines have a software flaw that makes manual recounting impossible. But things will work out, officials say. |
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- The Sunshine State's election controversies continue to unfold: Now the state admits that a number of e-voting machines have a software flaw that makes manual recounting impossible. But things will work out, officials say. |
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- The Stepford Wives could have said a lot about its meaty subjects, like rivarly between technology and humanity, or gender relations. Instead, this movie is a sitcom-influenced piece of camp. Jason Silverman reviews the film. |
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- The League of Women Voters withdraws its support of paperless voting machines and endorses a resolution in favor of 'voting systems and procedures that are secure, accurate, recountable and accessible.' |
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- The Stepford Wives could have said a lot about its meaty subjects, like rivarly between technology and humanity, or gender relations. Instead, this movie is a sitcom-influenced piece of camp. Jason Silverman reviews the film. |
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- The League of Women Voters withdraws its support of paperless voting machines and endorses a resolution in favor of 'voting systems and procedures that are secure, accurate, recountable and accessible.' |
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- The Stepford Wives could have said a lot about its meaty subjects, like rivarly between technology and humanity, or gender relations. Instead, this movie is a sitcom-influenced piece of camp. Jason Silverman reviews the film. |
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- The League of Women Voters withdraws its support of paperless voting machines and endorses a resolution in favor of 'voting systems and procedures that are secure, accurate, recountable and accessible.' |
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- John Kerry continues to keep mum on his favored pick for a running mate. But Internet punters are giving North Carolina Sen. John Edwards more than a 40 percent chance of being tapped for vice president on the Democratic ticket. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Porn webmasters fear the federal government is ready to rampage. Will new obscenity standards cripple the industry? Randy Dotinga reports from the Cybernet Expo in San Diego. |
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- Sony Japan takes a different turn with GPS car navigation by displaying information formatted like a 3-D action game. And don't forget the 30-GB drive for music and video clips. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- John Kerry continues to keep mum on his favored pick for a running mate. But Internet punters are giving North Carolina Sen. John Edwards more than a 40 percent chance of being tapped for vice president on the Democratic ticket. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Porn webmasters fear the federal government is ready to rampage. Will new obscenity standards cripple the industry? Randy Dotinga reports from the Cybernet Expo in San Diego. |
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- Sony Japan takes a different turn with GPS car navigation by displaying information formatted like a 3-D action game. And don't forget the 30-GB drive for music and video clips. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- John Kerry continues to keep mum on his favored pick for a running mate. But Internet punters are giving North Carolina Sen. John Edwards more than a 40 percent chance of being tapped for vice president on the Democratic ticket. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Porn webmasters fear the federal government is ready to rampage. Will new obscenity standards cripple the industry? Randy Dotinga reports from the Cybernet Expo in San Diego. |
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- Sony Japan takes a different turn with GPS car navigation by displaying information formatted like a 3-D action game. And don't forget the 30-GB drive for music and video clips. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- and how it was done! Starting from blueprints alone this artist created a 3D Cutaway illustration of the Princess of the Seas. Using Adobe Illustrator and no cad drawings this project was billed at 720 hours. Amazing. Be sure you zoom in and take a close look at this. |
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- "Vice President Dick Cheney said Monday that Saddam Hussein had ``long-established ties'' with al Qaida, an assertion that has been repeatedly challenged by some policy experts and lawmakers." "``He was a patron of terrorism,'' Cheney of Hussein during a speech before The James Madison Institute, a conservative think-tank based in Florida. ``He had long established ties with al Qaida. |
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- Given the popularity of the Web and the role JavaScript plays in Web development, one would expect JavaScript to be ranked in the top ten programming languages. But if you take the measure of JavaScript in 2004 you get mixed signals. By Jacques Surveyor. 0615 |
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- Given the popularity of the Web and the role JavaScript plays in Web development, one would expect JavaScript to be ranked in the top ten programming languages. But if you take the measure of JavaScript in 2004 you get mixed signals. By Jacques Surveyor. 0615 |
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- Given the popularity of the Web and the role JavaScript plays in Web development, one would expect JavaScript to be ranked in the top ten programming languages. But if you take the measure of JavaScript in 2004 you get mixed signals. By Jacques Surveyor. 0615 |
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- Given the popularity of the Web and the role JavaScript plays in Web development, one would expect JavaScript to be ranked in the top ten programming languages. But if you take the measure of JavaScript in 2004 you get mixed signals. By Jacques Surveyor. 0615 |
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- Tuesday, June 15, 2004 Posted: 10:42 AM EDT (1442 GMT) PAPAGO FARMS, Arizona (AP) -- A rusty barbed wire fence is all that separates the United States from Mexico in this stark, dusty area of the southern Arizona desert. It's... |
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- One of the most stunning developments to come out of the Bush administration’s war on Iraq has been almost completely ignored by the media cartel. Incredibly, the Bush Defense and State Departments are jointly proposing to establish, with the apparent ble |
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- "Starting at around 8:30 am EDT (12:30 UTC), a number of sources started to report a widespread Akamai DNS issue. Large web sites, which use Akamai for its DNS service, did no longer resolve. Effected sites are Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Fedex, Xerox, Apple and likely many others. |
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- "On free e-mail accounts, Yahoo is expanding storage to 100 megabytes from 4 megabytes and upping the message size limit to 10 megabytes from 3 megabytes." |
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- "Starting at around 8:30 am EDT (12:30 UTC), a number of sources started to report a widespread Akamai DNS issue. Large web sites, which use Akamai for its DNS service, did no longer resolve. Effected sites are Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Fedex, Xerox, Apple and likely many others. |
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- "On free e-mail accounts, Yahoo is expanding storage to 100 megabytes from 4 megabytes and upping the message size limit to 10 megabytes from 3 megabytes." |
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- "Starting at around 8:30 am EDT (12:30 UTC), a number of sources started to report a widespread Akamai DNS issue. Large web sites, which use Akamai for its DNS service, did no longer resolve. Effected sites are Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Fedex, Xerox, Apple and likely many others. |
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- "On free e-mail accounts, Yahoo is expanding storage to 100 megabytes from 4 megabytes and upping the message size limit to 10 megabytes from 3 megabytes." |
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- "Starting at around 8:30 am EDT (12:30 UTC), a number of sources started to report a widespread Akamai DNS issue. Large web sites, which use Akamai for its DNS service, did no longer resolve. Effected sites are Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Fedex, Xerox, Apple and likely many others. |
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- "On free e-mail accounts, Yahoo is expanding storage to 100 megabytes from 4 megabytes and upping the message size limit to 10 megabytes from 3 megabytes." |
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- "Starting at around 8:30 am EDT (12:30 UTC), a number of sources started to report a widespread Akamai DNS issue. Large web sites, which use Akamai for its DNS service, did no longer resolve. Effected sites are Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Fedex, Xerox, Apple and likely many others. |
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- Gothamist has been following the tempest-in-a-policeman's-coffe story of Justice Laura D. Blackburne since late last week, when it turned out that Justice Blackburne let a drug dealer evade arrest. A detective was waiting to arrest Derek Sterling for a robbery case after Sterling's routine update hearing; Justice Blackburne stated:"I understand that there is a detective on the premises who has some reason to believe that he ought to arrest you... |
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Gmail? (Jun 15 2004 23:16 GMT) |
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- Doctors call for more research into a laser treatment used on people with acne after disappointing study results. |
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- Scientists have discovered why some breast cancers fail to respond to the drug tamoxifen. |
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- After sleeping too late this morning and then waking with a headache--a response to long hours this weekend, culminating with finding out late yesterday the work was for naught and has to be re-done--I didn't have enough time or energy to go for a hike somewhere, so I started playing around with technology. I know this doesn't make sense: why would a person spend all weekend with code and then spend time coding during offhours? It's really a variation of setting your alarm for Saturday morning just so you can turn it off when you don't have to get up on your day off. What? |
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- Need a secret weapon to boost your promotion? Robert's two-pronged approach to testing and using Google and Overture's pay-per-click tools will cost you just $200, and can boost your visits and conversions for the long term. |
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