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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Jan 2005): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Forum: Urine Testing Posted By: infinitedh Post Time: 01-17-2005 at 11:40 PM |
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- Michelle Malkin discusses recent nominees Gonzales and Johanns. I was considering writing something similar based on the comments I left on this thread: From the Border Patrol union: White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales, President Bush's... |
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2046 (Jan 17 2005 23:54 GMT) - 2046 finally arrives |
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- Every now and then it's good to go back over things and see what went on. Besides its a good way to generate more hits and we are the hit sluts of the internet. The good news is wind Riders... |
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- This is to Announce The Engagement of Amy and Bernie!! Bernie popped the question while driving the Landy after walking across the Island solo. He'd missed that damned Landrover and must've gotten all emotional. "I shifted into 3rd gear, asked... |
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It Is True. (Jan 17 2005 23:53 GMT) - Bad, bad Imshin. Finally. And, we had our lunch cooked for us, thank you very much, unlike some people who are forced to boil their own pasta, and think that arugula and rocket are the same thing. Ha! The only... |
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- So... surfing around today I stumbled across something interesting. A project up on tigris called cfcxmi. As some of you may know, about a year ago I played around a bit with a tool to conv... |
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- I am listening to Seal serenade me on his Best of 1991-2004. I really like the acoustic version! I am feeling relatively at peace. |
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- NICE GUY LOOKING FOR SOMETHING FUN |
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- http://www.big13.net/grfx.htm http: |
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- [Symantec Security Response] - Symantec risk classification: 1 (Backdoor.Win32.Delf.vb [Kaspersky Lab]) |
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- Across the country on this national holiday, people remembered the life of civil rights champion Doctor Martin Luther King. |
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- NewsChannel 4 took a closer look at what soldiers injured in Iraq face, and at the older Vietnam vets working to make that struggle easier. |
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- Authorities continued to investigate the brutal slayings of a couple and their two children, as a family member in Egypt called for revenge in the mysterious deaths. |
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- Get set for a bitter blast of winter this week. |
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- The case began last week when the body of a newborn boy was found abandoned on the doorstep of a Bronx church, inside a "Happy Birthday" gift bag. |
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- Here's a position from an interesting game I played with my friend Justin: (Now I can throw away the napkin it's on.) The last two moves were n. ... Qa5 n+1. |
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- There are a few movies I remember being surprised at as a child. These were movies that I saw on television or Beta/VHS that were made before my time and not meant as children's stories. Some of them were genuine classics like To Kill a Mockingbird that instilled in me a sense that beauty and art can be found in a film. Others were like the Poseidon Adventure that while not particularly masterful films still showed me that there were many other films out there besides the "family" films being churned out at the local cineplex. These films eventually opened up to me the world of cinema. |
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- By the way, I emailed a handful of our firm managers and marketers this morning concerning the subject matter of my last post. It began, "I received a very pleasant email from a blogger..." In reply, no one has asked " |
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- Evan Schaeffer: "I just plugged my drum machine into my digital recorder, hooked up my guitar, and added a little reverb to the mix. Then I started over again at the beginning and read from Black's Law Dictionary. The resulting mp3 can be found here. |
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Upcoming (Jan 17 2005 23:51 GMT) - January 18 (anywhere/everywhere): Get Real Podcast: Real-Time Collision and Convergence
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- The Lawyer.com: "Washington DC-based Howrey Simon Arnold & White has pledged to donate $1m to the Indian Ocean tsunami relief efforts and is urging other firms to make similar contributions. |
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- Ok, the headline is tongue in cheek, but the Creative Commons blog is podcasting its entries (feed), and the "reader" is an electronic cousin of the famous physicist's speech synthesizer. AKA: a Botcast. |
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- Neither of these is a "new" blogger actually, just new to me and the B&B blawgroll thanks to some thoughtful reader/listener email:
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- Today's podcast (MP3) features an interview with Wallace Wang, author of Steal This File Sharing Book. Wallace and I discuss the future of P2P networks, nefarious knitters, macchiato moms, the Grokster decision, the economics of digital media, and — what podcast would be complete without a little porn? Links to items related to today's 'cast follow.
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- The second edition of Belly Up to the Bar is up. Great stuff there to cruise through.
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... Speaking of bellies and the struggle to stay on top of one's reading, I think if I'd have seen this article before having my hair cut last week I would have left my locks belly length. |
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- In response to a couple of emails regarding yesterday's podcast, it was once again recorded on the K700i. This is a really simple way to go, so I'm liking it. The sound quality to me is ok; if it's driving you crazy please let me know.
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Data Up (Jan 17 2005 23:51 GMT) - Far be it for me to anger the gods of connectivity by touting the fact the data functions of my non-AT&T/Cingular phone finally are working, but they are. Here's what it took:
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LexiCon (Jan 17 2005 23:51 GMT) - Evan Schaeffer: "If you'd like to participate in my audio-blogging word-of-the-day project, simply choose a suitable word from Black's Law Dictionary, record yourself reading it, and then send it to me in mp3 or wav format. I'll set it to music for all the world to hear—at no charge! |
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- Playing with Flickr and my phone's camera, enjoying a break from the rain. |
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- Are feeds implied licenses, or can they alter express ones? I don't think there's an easy answer, but a court could be asked this question before long as businesses built on RSS continue to explore what they can and should be doing with the material they aggregate. Marty Schwimmer (Bloglines, no thanks), Dennis Kennedy (don't make me put ads in my feed), and Robert Scoble (people who live in full post houses shouldn't throw republication stones) have more. Mark Fletcher expands and contracts.... |
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- Today's podcast (MP3) has more about my phone (which podcasts, slices, dices, and might just fold the laundry). I also talk about RSS and commercial or other unlicensed uses of a work (see Saturday's post), a cavalcade of OC podcasters, and conclude with a glimpse at legal AI. Related links:
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- The Wired GC puts in his $.02 (I kill me) about Marty's post: "A potential client who can't figure that out would probably be a slow pay anyway." |
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- Former WWE star, Chyna, recently went on the Howard Stern Show and proved that her drunken appearance on the reality show, 'The Surreal Life' was not just an act. Click here for photos. Chyna showed up drunk, wearing smudged makeup... |
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