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- Sonic Studio Brings Professional Premastering Home Company Creative Mac, CA - Oct 13, 2005 For final replication, PreMaster CD relies on the same format as our professional products, the DDP or Disc Description Protocol. |
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- Send us your hunting, fishing, car, motorcycle or any outdoor related story and photos and we'll share some of them here with our readers! We'd love to see your photos and listen to your stories so start sending them in! All you need to do is e-mail us at: Story Submissions huntingfishingcarsracingNASCAR |
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MacMini (Oct 23 2005 23:38 GMT) - I've decided to reinstall everything on the Mini. I'm not sure what the factory defaults are, and I would just like to go with that for now. It did come with OS10.... |
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- I need a 3d box that can be rotated with the right mouse button, and a cylinder object that moves along the x and y axis of all the faces of the 3d box no matter which way it is oriented using the (more...) Keywords:C++ / C,C#,Game Development |
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- meehawl writes "A video of what is currently thought to be the closest star to the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. The star orbits the black hole in a highly elliptical orbit with a period of 15 years or so, but at its closest approach it swings within 17 light hours of the black hole (around three times the distance between the Sun and Pluto). In the video, you can see the star ricochet past its closest approach to the black hole. This slingshot effect enabled astronomers to further pinpoint the mass of the black hole, which is confidently estimated at 2 million suns or so. The mass observation, coupled with the size constraints observed, indicates the object at the centre of the galaxy is definitely composed of some exotically dense form of matter. |
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- ???????? (Oct 23 2005 23:37 GMT) - Amazon ??????/DVD/???? |
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- ???????? (Oct 23 2005 23:37 GMT) - Amazon ??????/DVD/???? |
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- OUTLOOK posted its much awaited 'comprehensive' take on the IIPM fiasco. Shame on you Outlook. You are running a story on the Blogosphere and its collective ability to take down a story into pieces and analyse it -- In that very story you make such glaring mistakes that betray your shallowness. Irony. [Transmogrified indicts outlook]Dan Rather is a blogger? |
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- In the heyday of Unix, products such as Galaxy, XVT, and Zinc provided a solution for IT and for ISVs that could not afford to rewrite code for all flavors of OSes... |
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- Novell has made some interesting changes in distribution and development since our last review of SUSE Linux... |
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- Part of what makes open source software thrive is code sharing and reuse... |
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- If you're Ian Molton, a 26-year-old developer in England, it's just another mountain to climb on the way to delivering a functional Linux on the Toshiba line of Pocket PCs... |
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- Goodwill Industries International is an organization on a mission to help people in need... |
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- Ever wanted your own bootable CD? Something personalized for your users and complete with all of your own Linux-based software and configuration...? |
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- The www.linux-wlan.org site provides driver software and Linux compatibility information for a number of USB and PC Card wireless network devices... |
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- When you install an application package in a Debian-based system, sometimes prerequisite application packages are unavailable... |
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- It's a value at the heart of successful open source projects. It is also at the heart of the Internet... |
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- As an additional side note, Linux gamers can also rejoice as developers have delivered a native Quake 4 server and client installation for open source operating systems... |
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- Multimedia producers and artists will have the power to fully customise their own tailored GNU/Linux environment on a bootable CD... |
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- The solution, called the Digital Foundation, features IBM Total Storage SAN File System technology and Linux and will allow a show producer or host to use a PC and quickly search through a detailed catalog of game plays... |
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- A small software developer plans to seek royalties from companies that use XML, the latest example of patent claims embroiling the tech industry... |
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- The word 'Maven' is a Yiddish colloquialism that is defined as a self-appointed expert who shares knowledge with others... |
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- "At issue for Microsoft is the fact that the OSI has, at times, taken positions that could be viewed as anti-Microsoft..." |
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LOOKS !!!! (Oct 23 2005 23:37 GMT) - AS SALAAMU ALAIKUM WA RAHMATULLAH WA BARAKATOO RAMADAN MUBARAK! HOW CAN A PERSON NOT SPEAK OR ACKNOWLEDGE A PERSON BECAUSE OF THEIR LOOKS?, THEY MA... Read more... |
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- Via Steve Clemons: I learned from people who know Scowcroft that he finds it painful to be seen as critical of his best friend's son, but in the course of several interviews prudence several times gave way to impatience. "This is exactly where we are now," he said of Iraq, with no apparent satisfaction. "We own it. And we can't let go. |
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- Today on MTP, the latest in the IOKIYAR Follies: On Meet the Press, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson picks up where [Bill Kristol] left off: I certainly hope that if there is going to be an indictment that says something happened, that it is an indictment on a crime and not some perjury technicality where they couldn't indict on the crime so they go to something just to show that their two years of investigation were not a waste of time and dollars. Russert reminded her that Republicans didn't always feel that way. |
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- I have no position on the Ohio Senate Democratic Primary -- don't know enough frankly - but a move for Party unity deserves plaudits. I agree with Atrios: [Sherrod] Brown shifted his ad to direct people to Act Blue's general election fund. The money will go to whoever wins the primary and not to any particular candidate's primary fund. That's a class move. |
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- Update [2005-10-23 13:33:32 by Armando]: From the diaries by Armando. Last July I wrote about 24 year navy veteran Eric Massa's candidacy for the NY 29th congressional seat (see map here) currently held by DeLay crony Randy Kuhl. |
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- On Meet The Press, Tim Russert, to his credit, did a very good job of reminding that President Bush and his Administration lied to the American People. In essence, Russert reminded of these facts that we have discussed often: Q: Given -- given recent developments in the CIA leak case, particularly Vice President Cheney's discussions with the investigators, do you still stand by what you said several months ago, a suggestion that it might be difficult to identify anybody who leaked the agent's name? |
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- (From the diaries -- Plutonium Page) crossposted to The Next Hurrah The long-awaited CDC pandemic influenza plan is due any day. When it comes out, much of the burden of preparation will fall on local and community health officials. We knew that was likely, but the actual release will be stark, and knowing what's coming is always helpful. From the National Journal: |
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- "Forget the myths the media's created about the White House. The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." ~ Deep Throat. |
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- Not that Republicans ever cared for preferential treatment and cronyism before, but when Miers is involved (or a Democrat), it's about the Worst Thing Ever. And on that vein, this is more bad news for Miers. Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers collected more than 10 times the market value for a small slice of family-owned land in a large Superfund pollution cleanup site in Dallas where the state wanted to build a highway off-ramp. The windfall came after a judge who received thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from Miers' law firm appointed a close professional associate of Miers and an outspoken property-rights activist to the three-person panel that determined how much the state should pay. The resulting six-figure payout to the Miers family in 2000 was despite the state's objections to the "excessive" amount and to the process used to set the price. |
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- The New York Times Public Editor Byron Calame does not believe Judith Miller: The most disturbing aspect of the Oct. 16 retrospective was its revelation of the journalistic shortcuts that Ms. Miller seems comfortable taking. One ethical problem emerged when Patrick Fitzgerald, the special prosecutor, asked Ms. |
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- Another WS thread. Starting pitching not looking so hot thus far. |
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