It's pretty common in newspapers (and AP) to recycle slugs. A slug is the internal identifier that's used for a story since the title is often the last thing written. The slug is typically only unique for a specific day.
Also, Yahoo is fairly incompetent when it comes to technology for a company its size.
As far as I know you need to give all your content to AP to be able to use the AP wire feed. Doesn't this mean that content from NYT will show up as wire feed on the sites of all other AP members? And if so, doesn't this mean that they pretty much have to withdraw from AP to keep their content to themselves?
As far as I can remember this was right after 9/11 and the US government needed help to parse a lot of text better. i4i was more or less strong-armed into co-operating with Microsoft for National Security Reasons.
Yes, someone dying would be awesome.
Trust the computer, the computer is your friend.
WTF is it with people blindingly trusting systems they know nothing about?
Since you have to be licensed doctor/registered nurse to practice medicine, a certification system already exist.
The websites that presents medical information should have a page where they tell which doctor that has certified that the information on the website is correct.
Motorola Timeport and Nokia 8890 both have built in modems and work in the US. They also work in the rest of the world because they can do 900/1800/1900 GSM.
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It's pretty common in newspapers (and AP) to recycle slugs. A slug is the internal identifier that's used for a story since the title is often the last thing written. The slug is typically only unique for a specific day. Also, Yahoo is fairly incompetent when it comes to technology for a company its size.
As far as I know you need to give all your content to AP to be able to use the AP wire feed. Doesn't this mean that content from NYT will show up as wire feed on the sites of all other AP members? And if so, doesn't this mean that they pretty much have to withdraw from AP to keep their content to themselves?
I prefer my data-center to be further away from active volcanoes.
As far as I can remember this was right after 9/11 and the US government needed help to parse a lot of text better. i4i was more or less strong-armed into co-operating with Microsoft for National Security Reasons.
Maybe if the gave it away like the CueCat? My hope is that it will be possible to use this device in ways that weren't foreseen.
Right. And what does the constitution say about black people again?
Years after BBC broadcast it to the world.
I'm with you.
As a proud owned of a $2000 hybrid Laserdisc/DVD player I wow to never be on the cutting edge again.
I don't. It's well known fact that surstroemming rots your brain. And lingonberries. BORK BORK BORK
Yup, that's what I need too when I find the kinks that turn me on.
Yes, someone dying would be awesome. Trust the computer, the computer is your friend. WTF is it with people blindingly trusting systems they know nothing about?
The polar bears are drowning because there are more of them and they have spread out to marginal areas.
Snowcrash, right?
And USB support. Don't forget how it was in W2000.
Nothing stops you from faking the information. What makes you trust any doctor?
Since you have to be licensed doctor/registered nurse to practice medicine, a certification system already exist.
The websites that presents medical information should have a page where they tell which doctor that has certified that the information on the website is correct.
Motorola Timeport and Nokia 8890 both have built in modems and work in the US. They also work in the rest of the world because they can do 900/1800/1900 GSM.