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- Ne parla il capo della federazione internazionale dei fonografici che ammette: la pirateria non si puo' battere ma si deve combattere |
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- Presto dovrebbe partire un nuovo progetto sperimentale in Galles: un sistema elettronico avvertira' i docenti se uno studente si allontana |
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- Continua l'inarrestabile marcia del chippotto sottopelle che trasforma il corpo umano in un contenitore digitale di informazioni. Pronto per essere letto da uno scanner |
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- Un tribunale francese condanna il motore di ricerca perche' i link paganti sfruttano il trademark altrui per promuovere propri prodotti. Era gia' accaduto, accadra' di nuovo? |
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- La storica rivista specializzata dedicata all'informatica annuncia che a dieci anni dalla nascita e' giunta l'ora di una pausa di riflessione |
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- di S. Manfredini - Ci vuole ben poco per entusiasmare le italiane genti, anche se di italiano nei domini.it non c'e' poi molto. La vera notizia invece non viene data: che fine fanno i soldi delle registrazioni? |
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- a cura di M. Corazzi e A. Cori - Furti di automobili, sparatorie contro creature interdimensionali o contro organismi geneticamente modificati. La classifica di HighScore ripercorre un altro anno vissuto videoludicamente |
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- Cory Doctorow:... "Daughters of Freya" is a gripping, fun mystery novel that takes the form of a series of emails between the players in the story. The book is delivered in daily installments to your inbox, as though you were intercepting the characters' mail. The story revolves around a Canadian investigative journalist who lands a gig doing a cover-story on a Silicon Valley sex-cult. Before long, the action turns to murder and intrigue. |
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- Cory Doctorow:... Remix Reading is an awesome project in Reading, Berkshire. The idea is to gather tons of Creative Commons licensed work that's all from one geographic area, pulling in creators of all kinds, and then jam on their works, mixing them up and making new, cool stuff that reflects the local spirit. They've put up a call-for-proposals for works to go in the initial launch: ... |
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- I am trying to back up a database to an external hard drive. At the end I get an error. So I backed up to my hard drive and then try to copy over the file. I get message saying insufficient disk space... |
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- If I had one thing to put on the agenda of news professionals... |
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- AngusSF writes "OK, slashdotters, , so is this FEE article Antitrust Benefits Consumers? It Just Ain’t So! true?" AngusSF quotes from the article: |
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- Jeg har problemer med at få vist Labelen i nedenstående kode. Problemet opstod efter jeg implementerede paint() metoden: public class EvaluationDialog extends JDialog { JPanel panel1 = new JPanel(); public EvaluationDialog() { this.setResizable(false); |
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no title (Jan 23 2005 23:17 GMT) - like a fragmented memory that scrapes at your thoughtsi will brake your mindyour feelings will melt w/ the frozen rainyou will shrivel up and fade awayw/out a second thought*please comment* |
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- Sun Microsystems told NewsForge/ITMJ Thursday that it intends to open source a small but important new feature in Solaris 10 -- Dynamic Tracing (DTrace), a new framework for troubleshooting the network and tuning system performance in real time. Sun had asked NewsForge to honor a non-disclosure agreement until Tuesday about this announcement, but CMP's Computer Reseller News (CRN) leaked the story Friday night, citing "sources close" to Sun. CRN had not been briefed on the announcement, a Sun spokeswoman told NewsForge. |
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- Sun Microsystems told NewsForge/ITMJ Thursday that it intends to open source a small but important new feature in Solaris 10 -- Dynamic Tracing (DTrace), a new framework for troubleshooting the network and tuning system performance in real time. Sun had asked NewsForge to honor a non-disclosure agreement until Tuesday about this announcement, but CMP's Computer Reseller News (CRN) leaked the story Friday night, citing "sources close" to Sun. CRN had not been briefed on the announcement, a Sun spokeswoman told NewsForge. |
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- Sun Microsystems told NewsForge/ITMJ Thursday that it intends to open source a small but important new feature in Solaris 10 -- Dynamic Tracing (DTrace), a new framework for troubleshooting the network and tuning system performance in real time. Sun had asked NewsForge to honor a non-disclosure agreement until Tuesday about this announcement, but CMP's Computer Reseller News (CRN) leaked the story Friday night, citing "sources close" to Sun. CRN had not been briefed on the announcement, a Sun spokeswoman told NewsForge. |
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- I got this report off an email list I subscribe to; this is really the sort of thing which makes me angry - a family is being split up because the husband's asylum claim has been turned down, despite the fact that his wife and baby daughter are British citizens. |
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- "In spite of these reasons, or perhaps because of them, programmers and users often forget what lies in the middle of it all: information..." |
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- "In spite of these reasons, or perhaps because of them, programmers and users often forget what lies in the middle of it all: information..." |
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- "In spite of these reasons, or perhaps because of them, programmers and users often forget what lies in the middle of it all: information..." |
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- "The City selected a Java development architecture, using Open Source components such as Apache, JBoss and Eclipse, with Oracle on Linux as the RDBMS..." |
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- "This article is a journal of my participation in the adoption program at Free Geek in Portland, Ore., where 24 hours of old computer boxes, blood, dust, drives, and heavy-ass monitors can earn you a free, GNU Linux box, lovingly referred to as a FreekBox..." |
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- "The City selected a Java development architecture, using Open Source components such as Apache, JBoss and Eclipse, with Oracle on Linux as the RDBMS..." |
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- "This article is a journal of my participation in the adoption program at Free Geek in Portland, Ore., where 24 hours of old computer boxes, blood, dust, drives, and heavy-ass monitors can earn you a free, GNU Linux box, lovingly referred to as a FreekBox..." |
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- "The City selected a Java development architecture, using Open Source components such as Apache, JBoss and Eclipse, with Oracle on Linux as the RDBMS..." |
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- "This article is a journal of my participation in the adoption program at Free Geek in Portland, Ore., where 24 hours of old computer boxes, blood, dust, drives, and heavy-ass monitors can earn you a free, GNU Linux box, lovingly referred to as a FreekBox..." |
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- "In an interesting conversation spun off an earlier discussion about how and where to report Linux kernel security issues, Linux kernel guru Ingo Molnar offered some insights into the differences between PaX and ExecShield..." |
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- "My crusade began in a high school mathematics/computer science classroom, in which it is still largely rooted..." |
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- "In an interesting conversation spun off an earlier discussion about how and where to report Linux kernel security issues, Linux kernel guru Ingo Molnar offered some insights into the differences between PaX and ExecShield..." |
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- "My crusade began in a high school mathematics/computer science classroom, in which it is still largely rooted..." |
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- "In an interesting conversation spun off an earlier discussion about how and where to report Linux kernel security issues, Linux kernel guru Ingo Molnar offered some insights into the differences between PaX and ExecShield..." |
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- "My crusade began in a high school mathematics/computer science classroom, in which it is still largely rooted..." |
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- "The tournament, hosted by Tennis Australia, has a history of Linux use but this year it has been deployed on the latest generation iSeries Power 5-based system, according to IT manager Chris Simpfendorfer..." |
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- Liberal ministers Alexei Kudrin, German Gref and Mikhail Zurabov, the architects of the Kremlin's controversial benefits reform, have said they are ready to take the blame for the way it has been handled and for exposing President Vladimir Putin to criticism. |
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- Viktor Yushchenko was sworn in as president of Ukraine on Sunday, calling his inauguration a victory of freedom over tyranny and declaring the country was "now in the center of Europe." |
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- One hundred years ago, a peaceful procession of about 140,000 workers approached the heavily guarded Winter Palace in St. Petersburg with a petition asking Tsar Nicholas II to establish a constitutional assembly. |
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- In the single largest protest against the monetization of Soviet-era benefits yet in Moscow, some 3,000 pensioners and other demonstrators rallied at Belorussky Station on Saturday with portraits of Lenin and a long banner reading, "Putin Resign!" |
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- Hundreds of distraught parents and grandparents of children who were killed in the Beslan school massacre blocked a key highway in North Ossetia for three days late last week to underline demands that the republic's president step down. |
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- Russia must hunt down and arrest militant groups -- at home and abroad -- before they can commit any more acts of terror like the Beslan school massacre, President Vladimir Putin said Friday. |
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- The Kremlin said Saturday that the 1939 pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union that divided much of Eastern Europe can only be re-evaluated historically, indicating Moscow does not support annulling the treaty. |
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- One of the toughest tasks facing new President Viktor Yushchenko will be overhauling the State Security Service, which has been linked to an array of devious and deadly activities. |
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- A speaker purporting to be Iraq's most feared terror leader declared a "fierce war" on democracy and said in an audiotape posted Sunday on the Internet that the Americans were using next weekend's Iraqi elections to install the Shiites in power. |
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