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- The Motion Picture Association of America slaps an undisclosed number of individuals with lawsuits, accusing them of sharing copyright flicks on the internet. By Katie Dean. |
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- NASA's X-43A 'scramjet' now holds the jet aircraft speed record after hitting a top speed of Mach 9.6, or nearly 6,600 mph. Engineers say the technology could find its way into military and commercial aircraft. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The Motion Picture Association of America slaps an undisclosed number of individuals with lawsuits, accusing them of sharing copyright flicks on the internet. By Katie Dean. |
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- A vote recount in New Hampshire requested by the Nader campaign could allay concerns about anomalous election results in the state. But if the recount uncovers problems with voting machines, it could lead to a recount in Florida. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The new PlayStation 2 game makes ingenious use of the gimmicky EyeToy controller, but glitches and repetition keep it from taking off. By Chris Kohler. |
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- A vote recount in New Hampshire requested by the Nader campaign could allay concerns about anomalous election results in the state. But if the recount uncovers problems with voting machines, it could lead to a recount in Florida. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The new PlayStation 2 game makes ingenious use of the gimmicky EyeToy controller, but glitches and repetition keep it from taking off. By Chris Kohler. |
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- A vote recount in New Hampshire requested by the Nader campaign could allay concerns about anomalous election results in the state. But if the recount uncovers problems with voting machines, it could lead to a recount in Florida. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The new PlayStation 2 game makes ingenious use of the gimmicky EyeToy controller, but glitches and repetition keep it from taking off. By Chris Kohler. |
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- Future space explorers might bring back more than just pictures from their excursions -- they could mine the planets for profit. By Mark Baard. |
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- Bungie's follow-up to its wildly successful shooter provides hours of fun, provided you're not too irritated by the ending or the long wait for a match on Xbox Live. By Lore Sjöberg. |
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- Future space explorers might bring back more than just pictures from their excursions -- they could mine the planets for profit. By Mark Baard. |
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- Bungie's follow-up to its wildly successful shooter provides hours of fun, provided you're not too irritated by the ending or the long wait for a match on Xbox Live. By Lore Sjöberg. |
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- Future space explorers might bring back more than just pictures from their excursions -- they could mine the planets for profit. By Mark Baard. |
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- Bungie's follow-up to its wildly successful shooter provides hours of fun, provided you're not too irritated by the ending or the long wait for a match on Xbox Live. By Lore Sjöberg. |
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- And you should all code for Googlebot, MSNBot and whatever Bots Yahoo uses (about 11) as well as Teoma. So, there are about 30 User-Agents that a site should be coded for, AFAIK. |
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- Do you know how to insert a string to text node data? Learn how to manipulate DOM text in Internet Explorer 6. |
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- Do you know how to insert a string to text node data? Learn how to manipulate DOM text in Internet Explorer 6. |
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- Do you know how to insert a string to text node data? Learn how to manipulate DOM text in Internet Explorer 6. |
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- Hollannin kuningatar Beatrixin isällä prinssi Bernhardilla epäillään olevan vaikealaatuinen kasvain, ilmoittaa kuninkaanhovi. Prinssi vietiin sairaalaan viime viikolla hengitysvaikeuksien takia. |
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- Michael Radwin knows what he is talking about: HTTP Caching and Cache-busting for Content Publishers. highly recommended.... |
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- 2004-11-17: The W3C "Mobile Web Initiative" Workshop is 18-19 November in Barcelona, Spain. Participants will discuss how a W3C initiative could help to make Web access from a mobile device as simple, easy and convenient as Web access from a desktop device. Sponsored by W3C Members HP, Orange, Vodafone and Volantis, and colocated with an OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) meeting, the workshop is designed for industry and community input and feedback. Read the press release, the program, about workshops, and about W3C's mobile Web work. |
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- 2004-11-17: The W3C "Mobile Web Initiative" Workshop is 18-19 November in Barcelona, Spain. Participants will discuss how a W3C initiative could help to make Web access from a mobile device as simple, easy and convenient as Web access from a desktop device. Sponsored by W3C Members HP, Orange, Vodafone and Volantis, and colocated with an OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) meeting, the workshop is designed for industry and community input and feedback. Read the press release, the program, about workshops, and about W3C's mobile Web work. |
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- 2004-11-17: The W3C "Mobile Web Initiative" Workshop is 18-19 November in Barcelona, Spain. Participants will discuss how a W3C initiative could help to make Web access from a mobile device as simple, easy and convenient as Web access from a desktop device. Sponsored by W3C Members HP, Orange, Vodafone and Volantis, and colocated with an OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) meeting, the workshop is designed for industry and community input and feedback. Read the press release, the program, about workshops, and about W3C's mobile Web work. |
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- A British stud bull that relaxes by listening to Mozart is so highly regarded by farmers and breeders around the world that sales of his semen have sold out until April 2005, a bovine genetics company said Wednesday. |
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- Style and format text in your documents, and learn the finer points of font sizing, colors, and the removal of annoying extra white space around page elements with Chapter 2 of The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks and Hacks. Hone your style and boost your skills -- Rachel shows you how. |
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- Style and format text in your documents, and learn the finer points of font sizing, colors, and the removal of annoying extra white space around page elements with Chapter 2 of The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks and Hacks. Hone your style and boost your skills -- Rachel shows you how. |
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- Style and format text in your documents, and learn the finer points of font sizing, colors, and the removal of annoying extra white space around page elements with Chapter 2 of The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks and Hacks. Hone your style and boost your skills -- Rachel shows you how. |
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- Greil Marcus and Sean Wilentz discuss their amazing new anthology of writing about the American ballad -- and wonder whether Republicans sing better songs of passion and murder than Democrats do. |
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- Greil Marcus and Sean Wilentz discuss their amazing new anthology of writing about the American ballad -- and wonder whether Republicans sing better songs of passion and murder than Democrats do. |
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- Greil Marcus and Sean Wilentz discuss their amazing new anthology of writing about the American ballad -- and wonder whether Republicans sing better songs of passion and murder than Democrats do. |
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- Forget DNC chair or 2008 presidential candidate. Perhaps Howard Dean should be national media ombudsman. Here's what "Howard Dean '71" had to say about the "failing" media, from the Yale Daily News: |
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- Since the election, the popular narrative has held that Bush's victory tilted on the culture war. There is little doubt that "morality" and "values" were a substantial factor (even if individual voters defined those terms in any number of ways). But let's take a step back for a minute from the red-state, blue-state melodrama currently playing out on the national stage -- basic intuition says the election was, above all, a referendum on national security. |
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- Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out? |
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- Forget DNC chair or 2008 presidential candidate. Perhaps Howard Dean should be national media ombudsman. Here's what "Howard Dean '71" had to say about the "failing" media, from the Yale Daily News: |
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- Since the election, the popular narrative has held that Bush's victory tilted on the culture war. There is little doubt that "morality" and "values" were a substantial factor (even if individual voters defined those terms in any number of ways). But let's take a step back for a minute from the red-state, blue-state melodrama currently playing out on the national stage -- basic intuition says the election was, above all, a referendum on national security. |
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- Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out? |
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- Forget DNC chair or 2008 presidential candidate. Perhaps Howard Dean should be national media ombudsman. Here's what "Howard Dean '71" had to say about the "failing" media, from the Yale Daily News: |
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- Since the election, the popular narrative has held that Bush's victory tilted on the culture war. There is little doubt that "morality" and "values" were a substantial factor (even if individual voters defined those terms in any number of ways). But let's take a step back for a minute from the red-state, blue-state melodrama currently playing out on the national stage -- basic intuition says the election was, above all, a referendum on national security. |
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- Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out? |
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- The corrupt Kofi Annan says he knows nothing about the Oil for Food scandal. Yeah, right. Why is the United States still part of the U.N.? The Bill Clinton Presidential Library is open in Arkansas. |
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- Correct us if we're wrong, but "conservatives" are running Congress and the White House, right? What is so conservative about this: Spending and spending and when the credit line runs out, taking it up another unaffordable notch. Congress has to raise the debt ceiling to the tune of about $800 billion by Thursday to avoid hitting its limit on borrowing money and defaulting on the government debt. This could have been done weeks ago, since we actually reached the $7. |
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- Correct us if we're wrong, but "conservatives" are running Congress and the White House, right? What is so conservative about this: Spending and spending and when the credit line runs out, taking it up another unaffordable notch. Congress has to raise the debt ceiling to the tune of about $800 billion by Thursday to avoid hitting its limit on borrowing money and defaulting on the government debt. This could have been done weeks ago, since we actually reached the $7. |
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- Correct us if we're wrong, but "conservatives" are running Congress and the White House, right? What is so conservative about this: Spending and spending and when the credit line runs out, taking it up another unaffordable notch. Congress has to raise the debt ceiling to the tune of about $800 billion by Thursday to avoid hitting its limit on borrowing money and defaulting on the government debt. This could have been done weeks ago, since we actually reached the $7. |
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