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Spammers can hide behind 'Email a
friend/article' scripts.

Spammers can hide behind 'Email a
friend/article' scripts. 04/26/2004 07:06 PM
cyber_flash_at_hotmail.com (Apr 26 2004)

Edit the Scripts menu scripts with one
click

Edit the Scripts menu scripts with one
click 01/05/2005 10:36 PM
FunkDaddy: "I wanted to look at the code of an AppleScript in the Scripts Menu. Normally, I would have to do this by navigating to the script in the Finder and opening it in Script Editor. But I took a wild guess and Option-clicked on the script in the menu, and it opened in Script Editor directly! This makes tweaking my frequently-used scripts really easy."

1st Workshop on Friend of a Friend,
Social Networking and the Semantic Web

1st Workshop on Friend of a Friend,
Social Networking and the Semantic Web 06/21/2004 01:50 PM

Call for papers, come for the party or just come and hang out.

You can't be a decent standard if you don't have a conference.

Topics

The FOAF (Friend of a Friend) project explores a unique combination of themes from social networking, search engines, knowledge representation and software development. FOAF was designed as a practical experiment that would highlight the technical, social and business challenges raised by the next generation of "Semantic" Web technology. Over the past few years, the FOAF developer community has been working on standards-based techniques for publishing and harvesting machine-readable descriptions of people, the links between them, and the things they create and do. The working assumption of the project is that such techniques will underpin the deployment of the next generation of Web technology, W3C's "Semantic Web". The FOAF project was created in the expectation that these machine-readable descriptions will grow, as the Semantic Web platform matures, to cover companies, organisations, documents, groups, products, file sharing and many other aspects of life, both online and off. The time has come to evaluate these assumptions in the context of the opportunities and challenges presented by the rise of FOAF and the Semantic Web.

Social networking is a recent topic gaining much interest and publicity. Social networking sites are community sites where users can maintain an online network of friends or associates for social or business purposes: whether looking for a job, reconnecting with old friends, moving to a new area, or dating. Most of these sites are based on a centralised architecture: all users' descriptions are stored in one big database. There is, however, growing user and business interest in portability between such sites, and for sophisticated "single sign-on" mechanisms that reduce the need for data re-entry, while allowing users to manifest different aspects of themselves in different contexts. FOAF-based import/export allows such sites to address user demand for control of "their" data; however, many deployment, privacy, authentication and engineering issues have not yet been fully explored. To what extent do mechanisms such as FOAF change the environment they attempt to describe? How can the visibility of personal data be restricted to certain audiences? How can businesses make money when their customers can migrate to new services with increased ease?

This workshop on FOAF, social networking and the Semantic Web provides a first chance to discuss the unusual combination of perspectives - academic and scientific, engineering, social, legal and business - drawn together by these trends. The workshop aims to bring together for the first time researchers interested in the effects, analysis and application of social networks on the (Semantic) Web as well as practitioners building applications and infrastructure. The workshop will also try to give a snapshot of current developments, as well as setting a roadmap for the future of both FOAF and social networking - especially in the context of the Semantic Web.

Topics of interest for full papers include, but are not limited to the following:

* Social network metadata standards
* Trust issues in social networks
* Profiles of FOAF, subsets, mapping to other vocabularies and formats
* Federated digital identity, single sign-on (decentralized identity management)
* Business models for the Semantic Web (life after banner advertisements)
* Integration with desktop and mobile applications (chat, IM, P2P, Bluetooth, address books, RSS/Atom)
* Privacy, etiquette and best practice issues for aggregators
* Infrastructure for social networking
* Applications of online social networking
* Knowledge management with social networks
* Mathematical analysis of social networks
* Exchange of social network information
* Applications of online social networks
* Shared annotations
* Use of digital signatures and encryption with RDF/XML
* RDF-based search engines, data harvesting and syndication
* GUIs (browsers, editors) for FOAF and Semantic Web data
* Formalisms that address practical problems of heterogenous changing data
* Pragmatics of sharing data schemas across subtly different datasets

[it's the danbri and Libby show!]

Website sends 'email from beyond the
grave'

Website sends 'email from beyond the
grave' 09/27/2004 07:30 AM
Straitstimes.asia1.com.sg - Mon Sep 27, 09:55 am GMT

PHP Class 'Email Sender' released

PHP Class 'Email Sender' released 04/09/2004 04:05 PM
This class is meant to compose and send e-mail messages based on text templates. The class sends a message to the specified address and replacing the text template placeholders with the values of the current PHP script global variables.

Replacing Perl Scripts with PHP Scripts

Replacing Perl Scripts with PHP Scripts 11/26/2002 05:12 AM
With the introduction of version 4.2, PHP has started supporting a new SAPI (Server Application Programming Interface) called CLI (Command Line Interface). This facility was introduced to help developers create small shell applications (scripts) with PHP. So, now you can kiss Perl goodbye forever. -- Jayesh Jain

Hear hear. Thanks to my influence, other developers at Natsoft are using PHP for their batch scripts too. Hmm maybe it is because they report to me...

"zeldman.bang"

Apple's .Mac Email Now Offers 'Email
Aliases' And 'Spell-Check' Features

Apple's .Mac Email Now Offers 'Email
Aliases' And 'Spell-Check' Features 06/24/2004 09:49 AM
You can use email aliases instead of your .Mac email address to keep your .Mac account private or to easily recognize and organize incoming emails from varios sources. By MacDailyNews (via MyAppleMenu)

Use folder action scripts on a shell
scripts folder

Use folder action scripts on a shell
scripts folder 05/03/2004 10:44 AM
Recently I purchase a book called "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts" by Dave Taylor, and it is full of exactly that, cool shell scripts. Having not done a whole lot of shell scripting before, I thought it would be good to pick it up...

Referer spammers are comment spammers
too

Referer spammers are comment spammers
too 02/01/2005 10:08 PM
Is there a connection between referer spamming tools such as Reffy, and mass comment spamming in Movable Type?

More Spammers Threatening To Sue
Anti-Spammers

More Spammers Threatening To Sue
Anti-Spammers 06/11/2004 12:55 PM
It looks like the various spam laws that help legalize spam are making the spammers extra litigious. Following a lawsuit in the US by a spammer against an anti-spam operation for still block their email, some spammers in the UK are threatening Spamhaus with lawsuits for still having them on their blacklist. The problem is that, just because the law now gives them the permission to spam, it doesn't mean people aren't allowed to make their own private efforts to block them. The laws may allow them to send their spam, but there's nothing in these laws that require people to receive it.

You can run , but you can ' t hide

You can run , but you can ' t hide 11/03/2003 07:21 PM
Just the other day we received an e-mail from a friend who was irate over discovering that she could input a phone number in the google search bar and be given ...

Nowhere to hide

Nowhere to hide 07/19/2004 01:05 PM
globetechnology.com Jul 19 2004 5:10PM GMT

Hide the Clock

Hide the Clock 06/22/2005 02:42 AM

Hide Folder v3.0.15

Hide Folder v3.0.15 11/03/2003 02:35 PM
Hide Folder provides multilevel security to make sure your data is always protected. It lets you select different modes of access to your files, hard drives, data, or other computers on a network. [Shareware $29.00 30 Days 1.8 MB]

Hide Your PHP For Security

Hide Your PHP For Security 11/27/2002 09:47 PM
Wanting to know how to hide your PHP on your website? This tutorial will show you how to use other file extensions to parse with the PHP Engine and hide potentially vulnerable information about your web server.

Descendant: Anything - Hide CSS from IE
5.5+

Descendant: Anything - Hide CSS from IE
5.5+ 03/06/2004 01:54 AM
When I redid my other blog, I wanted to play around with shadowed boxes, using my Rounded Corners in CSS...

You can pump, but you can't hide

You can pump, but you can't hide 05/05/2004 11:19 AM
globetechnology.com May 5 2004 3:41PM GMT

Hide Folders XP v2.2

Hide Folders XP v2.2 04/08/2005 09:56 AM
Hide Folders XP lets you hide and password protect up to 64 folders. [Shareware $25.00 1 MB]

Nowhere to hide: who really reads your
e-mail?

Nowhere to hide: who really reads your
e-mail? 06/07/2004 02:44 AM
ZDNet Jun 7 2004 6:41AM GMT

hide out in a farmhouse with $750,000 in
cash

hide out in a farmhouse with $750,000 in
cash 12/14/2003 12:28 PM
THIS IS EVEN BIGGER NEWS, .. Holy f#cking shit .. Washington Times

washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20031214-060434-1665r.htm
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An administration with lots to hide

An administration with lots to hide 09/14/2004 04:52 PM
Democratic congressman and Bush scourge Henry Waxman released a new report (.pdf file) on the Administration's penchant for secrecy and "unprecedented assault on the principle of open government." Waxman and other members of the Government Reform Committee have introduced legislation "to reverse the Bush Administration's policies and restore open government."

How to hide a phone mast

How to hide a phone mast 01/22/2004 09:14 AM
I talk to the trees and they transmit to me

While Other Customers Help, The
Companies Hide

While Other Customers Help, The
Companies Hide 12/21/2003 09:37 AM
When companies try to reduce their tech-support costs in these ways -- a good thing if it lets them lower their prices -- they also reduce the chance of learning anything from their users. By Rob Pegoraro (Washington Post via MyAppleMenu)

Hide Your iPod, Here Comes Bill!

Hide Your iPod, Here Comes Bill! 02/05/2005 10:16 PM

Wired News Story

 Microsoft's leafy corporate campus in Redmond, Washington, is beginning to look like the streets of New York, London and just about everywhere else: Wherever you go, white headphones dangle from peoples' ears. To the growing frustration and annoyance of Microsoft's management, Apple Computer's iPod is wildly popular among Microsoft's workers.

"About 80 percent of Microsoft employees who have a portable music player have an iPod," said one source, a high-level manager who asked to remain anonymous. "It's pretty staggering."

The source estimated 80 percent of Microsoft employees have a music player -- that translates to 16,000 iPod users among the 25,000 who work at or near Microsoft's corporate campus. "This irks the management team no end," said the source.

Hide the Mac OS 9 Desktop Folder

Hide the Mac OS 9 Desktop Folder 02/19/2004 11:38 AM
Have you noticed that every once and a while a "Desktop Folder" folder will appear on one of your hard drive partitions. You delete this Mac OS 9 relic only to see it reappear again in the future. What causes it t...

Quick Hide Windows v1.8.7

Quick Hide Windows v1.8.7 04/17/2004 02:06 PM
Quick Hide Windows hides program windows with a hotkey combination. Password protection allows you to lock QHW to prevent intruders from trying to show invisible applications while you're gone. [Freeware 994 KB]

How Do You Hide Affliate Links?

How Do You Hide Affliate Links? 01/28/2003 03:40 PM
With affiliate competitors becoming increasingly aggressive, webmasters are looking for ways to hide the fact they are an affiliate.

Close, minimize, or hide?

Close, minimize, or hide? 04/09/2005 10:37 PM
Are you a closer, minimizer, or hider?

(I’m talking about windows, of course.)

Me, I usually have a few applications open at a time, like most people, and I tend to leave them running. I’ve noticed that different people do different things when switching applications. Some people close their windows, other people minimize, and other people hide applications.

I’m a hider, and have been since the System 7 days. This way I don’t have to destroy the context of the app when I switch to another app—the windows stay open, stay where they are: they’re just hidden.

I often use the cmd-option-H keystroke (the Hide Others command) so that I can concentrate on the app I’m working on without distractions. (Though there are times, of course, when I want more than one application visible.)

Another thing I often do is option-click on the desktop. This used to hide everything except the Finder, except that these days it seems to hide only what was the frontmost app. But cmd-option click works, and I’m trying to remember it. (Also, this trick works for clicking on the window of any app, not just the desktop.)

I rarely do a cmd-H (which hides the current application) because I don’t know what will come to the front.

I almost never close a window unless I’m truly finished with it. (I’ll close a document window when I’m finished editing whatever it is.) And I almost never minimize windows either—this way my Dock is more stable, a place for applications rather than documents. (I also have my Applications and Home folders in the Dock.) (I like a clean Dock with big icons.)

As cool as Exposé is—it is really, truly cool—I always forget that it exists.

Protecting the Cellphone User's Right to
Hide

Protecting the Cellphone User's Right to
Hide 02/10/2004 02:55 AM
Cellphone carriers are planning to roll out features that allow companies or other cellphone users to know a user's location.

You Can't Hide from the Laptop Grim
Reaper

You Can't Hide from the Laptop Grim
Reaper 06/02/2004 09:42 PM
Internet.com Jun 3 2004 1:35AM GMT

When drug companies hide data

When drug companies hide data 06/06/2004 04:06 PM
When drug companies hide data.

"The attorney general's civil suit accuses the drug giant GlaxoSmithKline of committing fraud by concealing negative information about Paxil, a drug used to treat depression. The suit says that the company conducted five clinical trials of Paxil in adolescents and children, yet published only one study whose mixed results it deemed positive. The company sat on two major studies for up to four years, although the results of one were divulged by a whistle-blower at a medical conference in 1999 and all of the studies were submitted to the Food and Drug Administration in 2002 when the company sought approval for new uses of Paxil. At that time it became apparent that Paxil was no more effective than a placebo in treating adolescent depression and might even provoke suicidal thoughts.

My Dad was on Paxil until 26 days ago..... that's when he shot himself.

Hide Folders XP 1.3 Beta 7 Released

Hide Folders XP 1.3 Beta 7 Released 03/19/2003 10:43 PM

Force the download, hide the path

Force the download, hide the path 03/17/2005 03:44 AM
This article is about providing downloads on a website. It describes common webmaster issues when it comes to file downloads and it will discuss several solutions. Some of them are easy to implement, others require a little technical background and programming skills. But in the end, everyone will have a suitable solution for his problem. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

Can't Hide Your Prying Eyes -
Computerworld

Can't Hide Your Prying Eyes -
Computerworld 03/06/2004 02:05 AM
http://www.computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/privacy/story/0,1 0801,90518,00.html Every Police officer's nightmare is to be wounded on the streets -- alone. So when the Orlando Police Department pilot-tested new Global Positioning System (GPS) units, which let the central office track officers' locations, you'd think the officers would have been grateful. Gratitude, however, wasn't much in evidence during the pilot program, according to Conrad Cross, CIO of the city of...

Forum Stories: Hide a Partition

Forum Stories: Hide a Partition 04/05/2005 12:34 PM

Hide-and-Seek Goes High-Tech

Hide-and-Seek Goes High-Tech 06/01/2004 06:34 PM
“Geocachers, such as Voss, create hidden caches - containers which hold a log book and assorted knick-knacks - in publicly-accessible places like parks and hiking trails. The locations - the longitude and latitude readings taken from their personal GPS units - are then posted on Web sites…”

FlashBang: Or how to hide from search
engines

FlashBang: Or how to hide from search
engines 03/11/2003 11:53 AM
FlashBang is probably going to become one of the popular extensions to Dreamweaver MX, it allows for adding navigation elements (menus, buttons, pause/play controls etc)....

Free File: Hide Folders

Free File: Hide Folders 09/25/2004 05:22 PM
G4 Tech TV Sep 25 2004 8:10PM GMT

GOP: Hide your Bibles if Kerry wins!

GOP: Hide your Bibles if Kerry wins! 09/24/2004 11:28 AM
If Republicans can claim with straight faces that al-Qaida is fighting to elect John Kerry (finally, Osama finds a U.S. presidential candidate he can get behind!), should it surprise us that the GOP is warning voters that liberals want to ban bibles? The Republican party actually admits doing this in mass mailings in two states:
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