So what? He was good in Cassanova and I'm sure he'll make a good Doctor Who. I can't think of any Doctors who were especially famous before being timelords!
It's not so bad that its not a new feature but its certainly not even a new stroy. I guess people really do just monitor the google blog XML feed and just submit a story everytime there is a new post. The same could also be said about The Register as well.
I would like to know where you can get a $20 router with:
1. Up to 108Mbps* 802.11g Wireless Connectivity.
2. 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports.
Yes, it is overpriced but have you even read TFA?
Yahoo's Q4 2004 profits: $373,000,000
Google's Q4 2004 profits: $399,000,000
Hardly a vast difference, the thing that people forget is that while google may perhaps be technologically superior its profits aren't that much greater.
This is stupid - have people not heard of Tiny URL?
It even supports mailto: as well as standard http links. I think using tinyurl to directly link to your content is better than having to send an email to some crappy site and then get a link to the content.
If you start teaching them how to write PHP code then teach them how to write secure code from day one! Warn them of the dangers of Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and MySQL injection etc. See here for more security related issues.
Sony's fortunes don't need turning round
on
PSPCasting
·
· Score: 4, Insightful
Sony's console sales have actually been pretty healthy - its the other parts of their business that are shakey. They have sold 100 million PlayStations and 75 million Playsation 2s. The PS2 sales have dipped recently but thats to be expected. When the PS3 comes out it they will be the market leader again. But I don't think PSP casting will change the fortunes of Sony.
How long has their 'security first' initative been going on? They must not be getting anywhere, because they now have to aquire their security apps.
First of all SP2 has introduced a lot of new security features such as the Windows security centre. This includes a built in firewall which is turned on by default.
I also think its a good thing that Microsoft has aquired this company and it says to me that Microsoft is really serious about security. Perhaps this is part of a long term strategy to introduce auto spyware removal into the Windows security centre? - now that really would be progress.
Thats all very well but.....
on
Lego Logic Gates
·
· Score: 2, Funny
IANANP (I am not a nuclear physicist) but a lot of people don't seem to know much about fusion so here are some links which explain a bit more about it:
Slashdot Mirror
So what? He was good in Cassanova and I'm sure he'll make a good Doctor Who. I can't think of any Doctors who were especially famous before being timelords!
It's not so bad that its not a new feature but its certainly not even a new stroy. I guess people really do just monitor the google blog XML feed and just submit a story everytime there is a new post. The same could also be said about The Register as well.
I would like to know where you can get a $20 router with:
1. Up to 108Mbps* 802.11g Wireless Connectivity.
2. 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports.
Yes, it is overpriced but have you even read TFA?
Reviews
http://gamesfirst.com/v4/index.php?m=l&i=372
http://www.gamingillustrated.com/dgl4300.php
http://firingsquad.com/hardware/d-link_dgl-4300/
Competition
http://www.dlink.com/giveaway/monthlyGiveaway.asp
Yahoo's Q4 2004 profits: $373,000,000
Google's Q4 2004 profits: $399,000,000
Hardly a vast difference, the thing that people forget is that while google may perhaps be technologically superior its profits aren't that much greater.
Sony patents brain controller
Here is a link to a screenshot: http://www.joefarish.co.uk/images/gmail.jpg
At least they didn't call it graffiticasting :)
This is stupid - have people not heard of Tiny URL?
It even supports mailto: as well as standard http links. I think using tinyurl to directly link to your content is better than having to send an email to some crappy site and then get a link to the content.
Google Cache of the page
If you start teaching them how to write PHP code then teach them how to write secure code from day one! Warn them of the dangers of Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and MySQL injection etc. See here for more security related issues.
Sony's console sales have actually been pretty healthy - its the other parts of their business that are shakey. They have sold 100 million PlayStations and 75 million Playsation 2s. The PS2 sales have dipped recently but thats to be expected. When the PS3 comes out it they will be the market leader again. But I don't think PSP casting will change the fortunes of Sony.
In Internet Explorer you can block certain "dodgy" URLs - but you can't do this in Firefox!
because it doesn't have Ogg support!!!!!!!
No Paris Hilton?
It can easily crush AMD with just marketing.
If Intel can easily crush AMD why hasn't it done so allready?
Check out this Wikpedia article.
China, where asteroids are always positive
In China, the future is always positive.
WTF?
From the article "in China the radiation effect is always positive"
In China, (current subject) is always positive!
How long has their 'security first' initative been going on? They must not be getting anywhere, because they now have to aquire their security apps.
First of all SP2 has introduced a lot of new security features such as the Windows security centre. This includes a built in firewall which is turned on by default.
I also think its a good thing that Microsoft has aquired this company and it says to me that Microsoft is really serious about security. Perhaps this is part of a long term strategy to introduce auto spyware removal into the Windows security centre? - now that really would be progress.
Can it play .Ogg files?
IANANP (I am not a nuclear physicist) but a lot of people don't seem to know much about fusion so here are some links which explain a bit more about it:
l / fusion.html f usion
http://www.jet.efda.org/pages/content/fusion2.htm
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/nucene
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_nuclear_
http://www.fusion.org.uk/
http://www.iter.org/
The original Press Release is still on the Intel website. Its hard to believe that this was cutting edge back in 1997.
And while I do support the Iraq war I don't believe the US should have put up the bulk of the resources to do it.
If you go to war with out the support of the international community you can't expect them to pick up the bill. Its as simple as that.