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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (18 Dec 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Project administrators: nestefan, pcs_org |
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- Project description: Provide a plugabble and configurable alternative to UNIX tools like grep, awk, tail, head, cut, sort, uniq or even some perl based scripts in a Java environment. A bit like what Apache Ant means to good old make. |
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- Op de gesponsorde website The Feature staat een interessante uitleg over de nieuwste draadloze technologie van NTT DoCoMO die in staat is om 1 Gigabit per seconde datasnelheid te bereiken. Het systeem staat bekend als 4G en heeft met deze prestatie de 'la |
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TechnoPain (Dec 20 2004 23:24 GMT) - Link: Fox News Claims Edge in JonBenet Libel Suit Ruling John Ramsey, who was in the courtroom, said later that Christmastime remains painful for the family. "It brings back emotions that are off the radar screen," he said. |
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- Forum: Current Affairs Posted By: Herb Ninja Post Time: 12-20-2004 at 10:21 PM |
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- Several features make SUSE a Clear Choice winner. It outperforms the competition. Its compatibility list is strong. Even though there are a few exclusive items, it would take quite some time to assemble the open source components Novell has put in the SLES 9 framework and make them all run together cohesively. |
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- Runtime Revolution and Rivertext software have announced a new initiative to make selected source co... |
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- Apple said today that it will miss the deadline for shipping its Xsan storage management software, a... |
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- Trend Micro takes over the security reigns for the giant's e-mail service. ... |
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- Shares of McAfee sank Monday after Microsoft made its second move against the security company in a week. |
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- Five new DRM patents in the U.S., Japan and Europe add to... ContentGuard's control of digital rights management. |
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- A vulnerability that ships local desktop searches over the Web is... plugged by Google techs. |
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- The cross-network IM client gets a makeover and adds support for Apple's Rendezvous protocol. |
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- Five new DRM patents in the U.S., Japan and Europe add to... ContentGuard's control of digital rights management. |
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- A vulnerability that ships local desktop searches over the Web is... plugged by Google techs. |
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- Hey Er der nogen der ligger inde med en gammel telefon (såsom Nokia 3210/3310) som de er interesserede i at sælge (billigt)? Themask888 |
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- Election officials watched Monday as a technician repeated a repair he had made to a vote tallying computer, then announced they had found no evidence of any sort of tampering, despite a congressman's request for an FBI probe. |
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- Project description: A Gnutella client for sharing CPU-time and a framework for distributed computing on a P2P grid. We support peaceful and open research and hope to build an internet supercomputer. Right now, we are able to render videos on a cluster of about 10 computers. |
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- Project administrators: akoese, artee, dangermaus, seeschloss, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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- A new breed of military simulator that's part video game, part Hollywood sound stage creates the illusion of urban warfare. The Army claims it saves money on live-fire training with its multi-million-dollar shoot-em-up compound. |
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- The director of a New York med-tech institute believes surgeons who play video games make fewer errors. He's asking surgeons, movie makers and video game designers to work together on better medical training tools. |
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- A new breed of military simulator that's part video game, part Hollywood sound stage creates the illusion of urban warfare. The Army claims it saves money on live-fire training with its multi-million-dollar shoot-em-up compound. |
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- The director of a New York med-tech institute believes surgeons who play video games make fewer errors. He's asking surgeons, movie makers and video game designers to work together on better medical training tools. |
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- A new breed of military simulator that's part video game, part Hollywood sound stage creates the illusion of urban warfare. The Army claims it saves money on live-fire training with its multi-million-dollar shoot-em-up compound. |
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- The director of a New York med-tech institute believes surgeons who play video games make fewer errors. He's asking surgeons, movie makers and video game designers to work together on better medical training tools. |
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- Blizzard makes noises about cracking down on real-money sales of items from the virtual World of Warcraft, but such transactions may impossible to stop. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Scratch Code shows that 'new media' art isn't so 21st-century -- many of the works were done decades ago. By Rachel Metz. |
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- Blizzard makes noises about cracking down on real-money sales of items from the virtual World of Warcraft, but such transactions may impossible to stop. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Scratch Code shows that 'new media' art isn't so 21st-century -- many of the works were done decades ago. By Rachel Metz. |
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- Blizzard makes noises about cracking down on real-money sales of items from the virtual World of Warcraft, but such transactions may impossible to stop. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- Scratch Code shows that 'new media' art isn't so 21st-century -- many of the works were done decades ago. By Rachel Metz. |
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- A new web-based service will turn any digital picture into an iPod-style silhouette ad. It costs $20, but customers eager to turn themselves -- and their babies, friends and pets -- into adverts for Apple. By Leander Kahney. |
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- A report that a voting company employee dismantled an election computer before Ohio's recount last week has a congressman calling for an FBI investigation into vote tampering. But an election official behind the report says her words are being misinterpreted. By Kim Zetter. |
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- A new web-based service will turn any digital picture into an iPod-style silhouette ad. It costs $20, but customers eager to turn themselves -- and their babies, friends and pets -- into adverts for Apple. By Leander Kahney. |
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- A report that a voting company employee dismantled an election computer before Ohio's recount last week has a congressman calling for an FBI investigation into vote tampering. But an election official behind the report says her words are being misinterpreted. By Kim Zetter. |
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- A new web-based service will turn any digital picture into an iPod-style silhouette ad. It costs $20, but customers eager to turn themselves -- and their babies, friends and pets -- into adverts for Apple. By Leander Kahney. |
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- A report that a voting company employee dismantled an election computer before Ohio's recount last week has a congressman calling for an FBI investigation into vote tampering. But an election official behind the report says her words are being misinterpreted. By Kim Zetter. |
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- The space agency will fire an 820-pound projectile into a comet at 22,000 mph on July 4. The resulting explosion and debris could answer fundamental questions about how planets came to be. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The space agency will fire an 820-pound projectile into a comet at 22,000 mph on July 4. The resulting explosion and debris could answer fundamental questions about how planets came to be. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- The space agency will fire an 820-pound projectile into a comet at 22,000 mph on July 4. The resulting explosion and debris could answer fundamental questions about how planets came to be. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- Photoshop Elements 3 has quickly become a popular program with it's user base. Today, you'll learn about the art of turning color to black-and-white and turning black-and-white to color again. By Sybex. 1220 |
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- Photoshop Elements 3 has quickly become a popular program with it's user base. Today, you'll learn about the art of turning color to black-and-white and turning black-and-white to color again. By Sybex. 1220 |
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- Photoshop Elements 3 has quickly become a popular program with it's user base. Today, you'll learn about the art of turning color to black-and-white and turning black-and-white to color again. By Sybex. 1220 |
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- (that's a lot of places that carry deep-fat fried Mars bars!) Here are my predictions for 2005: Local search will be big in 2005, but the big search engines emphasizing the wonders of local search will fall flat when they try to meld yellow pages with search results. Small local directories, with ties to communities, and concern about those communities will be the winners when they come to understand that community is the hidden ingrediant that eludes Google, Yahoo, and others that think they can profit from local search. (file under "the internet is not an advertising medium. |
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- Seriously I'm waiting for the fake Belgian ale to finish saccharification (see if YOU can type that while tipsy), and... |
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Done (Dec 20 2004 23:23 GMT) - Well, the deed is done… The semester is over… Papers are all graded and grades are turned in… Already I've started getting the complaints. |
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