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- Buy the T-shirt, stay at home |
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- I finally picked a Linux distribution to install on my laptop. I picked Mandrake Linux 10.1. I am more than satisfied. I haven't completely abandoned Windows. |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Dec 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Dec 2004): Download count: 0 |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Project description: Dawn of the Titans is a project to provide basic softcode/hardcode snippets, advice, and documentation for BattleTechMUX players and staffers alike. This is of particular interest to BTMux coders and admins. |
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- Project administrators: grantblackman, patrickblackman |
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Insight (Dec 31 2004 22:07 GMT) - Innovation Weblog offers an excellent quote by Gary Hamel: "Today you can buy knowledge by the pound -- from consultants hawking best practice, from the staff you've just hired from your competitor, and from all those companies that hope you will outsource everything. Yet in the age of revolution it is not knowledge that produces new wealth, but insight -- insight into opportunities for discontinuous innovation. Discovery is the journey; insight is the destination. |
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Help! (Dec 31 2004 22:06 GMT) - About two weeks ago someone posted a libk to a greatly great paper that described the unerlying basin to Meridiani. I can't find the link (or the post). I would like to have it as a referencefor an article. Can anyone help? Thanks! |
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RANKINGS (Dec 31 2004 22:06 GMT) - No, removing those metas won't affect your ranking. |
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- - These are some of my favorite web "tools" of 2004. Many of them came into existence before January 2004, but it wasn't until the year was well underway that I really started using them on a regular basis. None of them are websites per se, but rather entry points into useful and semi-useful services for the well-wired. (Bloglines - No self-important blogger, or blog consumer, should be without an account on Bloglines. This service -- even though it failed me once -- is one I'd pay for if it wasn't free. |
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- I've been remarkably work-productive in the last 2 days as a result of the /etc/hosts productivity pack, with special local addition:127.0.0.1 www. |
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- No, I’m not talking about Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, and Tom Daschle. Rather, I’m talking about the original trio. The American Movie Channel (AMC) is having a New Year’ |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Teamsters |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: ILCA |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: American Daily |
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- Partial List I almost forgot that today was All-Hate Friday. But fear not. I have paused the midget pizorn and... |
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- Happy New Year from EvertonBlog! After a few scoops, try this virtual reality yobbo activity, very addictive: >>> Snowball |
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- The battling Bucknell Bisons play Pitt on Sunday evening. No one is even bothering to televise what is expected to be a blowout. Pitt game notes (PDF) are mostly unremarkable. Pitt, with the expected win will be 11-0 and for the second straight year be un |
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- Monsignor Ignatius McDermott, the Chicago priest who helped thousands of people with drug and alcohol abuse has died. |
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- Wake Up America on January 8th, 2005: Largest Mass Hypnosis Event Offered by Hypnotists Across the USA [PRWEB Dec 31, 2004] |
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- DeanMan writes "From spintronics to clockless CPUs, 2004 was a year of process and research in the microprocessor industry. As a way to transition into the new year, this article offers a month-by-month look at the highlights of the 2004 microprocessor timeline." |
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- Dec. 31 - Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych resigned Friday, making a grudging admission that he had little hope of reversing the presidential election in the Ukraine. |
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- Dec. 31 - In Indonesia survivors of this week's tsunami return to shattered homes in Banda Ache - one of the hardest hit areas. |
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- Author: Slackvision Subject: re: Liberals support terrorism Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 3: |
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- Editor's Note: We here at YankeesSuck.com wish all of you a wonderful New Year! One of our faithful readers — Doug W. — has suggested that we have a little fun, and show King George some other ways his cash... |
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- Dec. 31 - Oops! North Dakota's capital is illuminated with holiday wishes -- for the wrong year. |
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- Dec. 31 - A Colorado company's satellite pictures dramatically depict wide-scale flooding along the Indian Ocean in the aftermath of the tsunami there. |
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- Dec. 31 - A huge world relief drive to shelter, treat and feed millions of tsunami survivors has kicked in. But the death toll passed 121,000 and was still climbing. |
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- Dec. 31 - New York City will once again be in the world's gaze as it gets set to usher in another new year in Times Square. But before you go, here are the rules. |
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- Dec. 31 - Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych resigned Friday, making a grudging admission that he had little hope of reversing the presidential election in the Ukraine. |
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- Dec. 31 - In Indonesia survivors of this week's tsunami return to shattered homes in Banda Ache - one of the hardest hit areas. |
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Tsunamis (Dec 31 2004 22:02 GMT) - Arthur C. Clarke había escrito antes sobre los Tsunamis: (Vilmente pirateado de Geometría Canibal Jean y George habían estado mirando cuando el tsunami golpeó la isla. Aunque los daños en las zonas más bajas de Atenas habían sido severos, no había habido desgracias personales. Los sismógrafos habían dado aviso con una anticipación de sólo quince minutos, pero eso bastó para que todos se pusieran a salvo. |
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