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8-March-2003 -- Five Reasons to Hope

8-March-2003 -- Five Reasons to Hope 03/11/2003 09:43 AM
Five Reasons to Hope -- "New techologies that may help Silicon Valley rise again."...

The CEO's Call: Mine, Mine, Mine

The CEO's Call: Mine, Mine, Mine 02/11/2004 05:44 AM
Altnet claims eight P2P companies are illegally using its technology, but critics deride its tech as ancient and generic. Wired magazine asked Altnet's CEO about the company's materialistic ways.

IBM renews its emphasis on PCs

IBM renews its emphasis on PCs 11/19/2003 10:27 AM
Despite some past ambivalence about the PC marketplace, the computing heavyweight once again is firmly behind desktops and notebooks.

CA reorganisation puts emphasis on
security

CA reorganisation puts emphasis on
security 04/06/2005 09:15 AM
Trimming the sails

MSN, Yahoo Put Messenger Emphasis on
Games and Search

MSN, Yahoo Put Messenger Emphasis on
Games and Search 04/26/2004 09:42 PM
web ad.vantage Apr 27 2004 1:30AM GMT

Bush's Campaign to Intensify, With
Emphasis on His Record

Bush's Campaign to Intensify, With
Emphasis on His Record 02/15/2004 02:23 AM
President Bush's political advisers will seek to discredit John Kerry and promote the president's record and character.

Google Placing Less Emphasis On Link
Popularity?

Google Placing Less Emphasis On Link
Popularity? 03/23/2005 08:11 PM

Stating the obvious

Stating the obvious 04/09/2004 04:03 PM
"Internet Protocol is the most popular method of sending data from one computer to another."

I might have expected an explanation like that in a USA Today article in 1997, but on News.com?

bleeding obvious

bleeding obvious 10/29/2003 01:39 PM
The University of the Bleeding Obvious -- down with butterfl ies! Shave the moon! Death by pastry!

Obvious questions no one seems to be
asking

Obvious questions no one seems to be
asking 03/19/2003 10:42 PM

So if Saddam and sons do go into self-imposed exile today or tomorrow, does that mean there won't be a war, and we'll just toss in a new leader in his place?

I assume we'll start bombing lots of suspected WMD facilities when the 48 hours are up. Since they're our best guesses where weapons previously not found may reside, we're going to be blowing up lots of stuff and making mistakes (they can't all be WMD facilities). Anyone see a problem with that?

How do know when it is over? When Saddam's body is found? When weapon storage areas are all blown up? What's the goal of this action and why isn't it clearly being communicated?

Web Design Company Puts the Emphasis on
Small Business

Web Design Company Puts the Emphasis on
Small Business 07/09/2004 03:42 AM
A new resource helps small and home-based business target a larger audience. [PRWEB Jul 9, 2004]

almost 7 years ago: the Obvious in Wired

almost 7 years ago: the Obvious in Wired 08/05/2004 04:13 PM
interesting that both StO and Soundbitten returned from hiatuses as MT weblogs

What's obvious about Tsunamis- we need
better predictions

What's obvious about Tsunamis- we need
better predictions 12/31/2004 04:54 PM
Technocrat.net Dec 31 2004 7:20PM GMT

"others are managing to point out the
obvious"

"others are managing to point out the
obvious" 08/23/2004 02:43 AM

"Boston.com / News / Nation / Seeking a
new emphasis, Dean touts h..."

"Boston.com / News / Nation / Seeking a
new emphasis, Dean touts h..." 12/26/2003 09:03 PM

PalmOne Shifts Emphasis to Smartphones,
Lays Off Workers (TechWeb)

PalmOne Shifts Emphasis to Smartphones,
Lays Off Workers (TechWeb) 01/22/2004 05:04 AM
TechWeb - Spun as the second phase of PalmOne's integration of Handspring, the change in strategy is also linked to forecasts showing mobile phone users want more data-centric features on those devices.

US Task Force demands greater emphasis
on computer security

US Task Force demands greater emphasis
on computer security 04/20/2004 12:33 PM
PC Pro Apr 20 2004 4:39PM GMT

Boston.com / News / Nation / Seeking a
new emphasis, Dean touts his
Christianity

Boston.com / News / Nation / Seeking a
new emphasis, Dean touts his
Christianity 12/26/2003 10:21 PM
Boston.com / News / Nation / Seeking a new emphasis, Dean touts his Christianity .. adapt

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Spit Sensor Detects the Obvious

Spit Sensor Detects the Obvious 04/26/2004 07:40 AM
Yahama doesn't just make motorcycles and saxophones; they also work with companies like Nipro Corp. to make frightening gadgets like this: a stress-detection device that works by analyzing the concentration of amylaze in a person's saliva. Nature already has a perfect spit stress detection method: If you receive a blast...

Obvious Meta Group Study

Obvious Meta Group Study 01/28/2004 01:31 PM
This Meta Group study is a bit of a no-brainer: The researchers looked at the hotspot aggregation model and found that aggregators offer a good option for enterprises looking to offer workers remote places to get access. Researchers found that while 70 percent of enterprises outsource remote dial-up services, less than 10 percent have deals for remote Wi-Fi access. That makes sense given the maturity of the dial-up market compared to the Wi-Fi market. The study also ranks the leading aggregators, including Boingo, Fiberlink, GRIC, and iPass....

How To Make The Obvious Sound More
Impressive

How To Make The Obvious Sound More
Impressive 04/04/2005 01:54 PM
It's starting out to be a fairly slow news day in the tech world, which apparently leads to stories like the following, about people in Australia using BitTorrent to download American TV shows before they air down under. A few months back, there were identical stories about the UK. What's odd about this story, though, is the way it's written to make it sound like this is shocking or surprising news. The reporter extensively quotes a report that was "generated" by a former Australian Recording Industry Association lawyer. Of course, by "generated" the reporter means "written." And by "report" the reporter means "speculating on the obvious." The article later admits that there's no actual numbers in the report, but it certainly sounds like the findings ought to be true. It should be no surprise at all in a global internet-enabled world that people outside of the US will hear about television programs here, and not want to wait for them to be broadcast locally months later. You don't need a report to show you that -- but if you do have a report, shouldn't it be more than just random statements from someone who noticed a few people in Australia chatting online about how to download TV programs? However, by basing the article on this "report," the journalist takes all of the pressure off having to do the actual journalistic investigation into what's happening. Hell, if that's all it takes to get an article written about you these days, we should all start "generating reports" about fairly obvious situations: Today, Techdirt announced a special report pointing out that people really hate spam. Previous studies have shown this, but our quick review of a couple forums found that, in our expert analysis, most people are not fans of spam. We can't give you actual numbers, because that would take work, but it certainly sounds accurate based on what people say in the forums. Where's our press coverage?

The Obvious?: Young folks nowadays (Part
II)

The Obvious?: Young folks nowadays (Part
II) 09/26/2004 02:59 AM
Children are awesome .. show how

theobvious.typepad.com/blog/2004/09/kids_nowadays_.html
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"Incredibly Obvious Software Development
Secrets" by Steve Kalkwarf

"Incredibly Obvious Software Development
Secrets" by Steve Kalkwarf 11/05/2003 01:53 AM
The session was billed as "... session will provide specific examples of development processes and techniques used at Bare Bones Software that allow a small team of developers to produce top quality software."

Suddenly The Patent Office Realizes That
Online Auctions Are Obvious

Suddenly The Patent Office Realizes That
Online Auctions Are Obvious 03/29/2005 08:46 PM
Just two weeks after a court ruling suggested that eBay was violating business model patents for online auctions and buying direct, the Patent Office has come out with an initial ruling invalidating one of the patents noting that it's an obvious idea. Of course, the patent review process is a long one, and the company, MercExchange, who owns the patent still gets a chance to respond. They also point to the recent court ruling, which seems like circular logic. The court said the patent should be considered, and the USPTO is saying the patent isn't valid. That should be the end of the equation, but MercExchange seems to think that the court trumps the Patent Office. Either way, there's a lot of money being spent on this mess -- and, if anything, this process reveals how ridiculous the system is. If the patent is invalid, why did it need to go through so many lawsuits and patent reviews to figure that out?

Slightly creepy bl0g marketing study
confirms bleedin' obvious.

Slightly creepy bl0g marketing study
confirms bleedin' obvious. 06/17/2005 04:51 PM
"Umbria Communications of Boulder has developed a Web crawler that monitors hundreds of thousands of blogs, turning the information from...

Richard Roeper Speaks the Obvious Truth
about Hollywood Anti-Catholic Bigotry

Richard Roeper Speaks the Obvious Truth
about Hollywood Anti-Catholic Bigotry 02/11/2004 08:17 AM
Roeper: Nuts to those who have a problem with Starbucks' drink poster! .. Join the clubbed: Catholics know pain of being bashed .. Something for others to keep in mind

suntimes.com/output/roeper/cst-nws-roep10.html
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On returning to America with Bush ahead
and it becoming increasingly obvious
that I need to spend mroe time OUT of
the U.S.

On returning to America with Bush ahead
and it becoming increasingly obvious
that I need to spend mroe time OUT of
the U.S. 09/19/2004 03:54 PM

Tony Pierce says it perfectly.

Avril was one reason why I staretd thinking about moving to Canada. That and the chance of the draft being re-instituted and I've got three boys approaching draft age.

Here's Tony's post.....

dear avril,

there were two paths you could have taken and you took the jessica simpson freeway.

i dont know why i had higher hopes for you but i did.

i dont know why i expected you to see the comedy in femme-ing and whoring of snaggletoothed Jewel which you are obviously mimicking, but you missed the point.

the promise of a snarling canadian teengirl who shops exclusively at hot topic is that you imagine that with age she would evolve into something else than just another same-old pop chick off the assembly line of same-old pop chicks.

even though your first album was pretty much nothing more than top 40 pop chick syrup, you had a style and an attitude that gave this blogger hope for an edge that is oh so needed in this prozac nation.

believe it or not, we do not need avril lavigne in an oktoberfest-meets-cheap-trick dress, a matching guitar and blonde extentions.

believe it or not we need a return to the rock.

thank you for selling out teenage girls everywhere because now i can rest assured that my curling iron stocks will be fine.

oh avril.

look what theyve done to you.

little girl who once sat indian-style on a sink doing her own makeup before her gigs, flipping off the papparizzi, and shamelessly getting hammered with the classy dames of hollywood like ozzys daughter.

remember when you would go club hopping on sunset making out with pretty girls on the dancefloor, spitting at the cameras of celebrities uncensored, and giving the world a different idea of the girl who sang about skaterboys.

i knew the jig was up when you not only agreed to appear on the now-defunct ryan seacrest show, but when asked by the prettyboy if you prefered britney or christina you raised your fist and yelled BRITNEY! to the approving squeals of the barely-teen girls in the crowd.

put your tie back on, take off that ridiculous dress, and yank those extensions out of your beautiful hair.

your country has yet finished working off the fine of giving the world celine dion, don't you start with this bullshit.

they gave celine 5 years in rehab at caesars in vegas, keep this up and im going to make you open for kittie so that you can learn first hand what rock is about. for it's rock that is inside of you little girl, not sugar and spice and everything nice.

when ashlee simpson is more punk rock than you someone has led you astray.

fire that motherfucker and come to the light, avril, come to the light. [Tony Pierce]

The PS3 Must Be Mine

The PS3 Must Be Mine 06/06/2005 12:15 AM

For this alone, I must get a PS3 when it comes out.

Vis ion Gran Turismo Media Index for PlayStation 3 at GameSpot

In other news, I'm working on several Core Data-based programs in my spare time and it's a dream. You can make a basic data-storage application with absolutely no coding what-so-ever, and the coding you do do, should you need to, is trivial. I love this stuff.

Notae is not dead, it just got siblings, that's all. I'll be done someday.

OS 9, Mine, All Mine

OS 9, Mine, All Mine 07/23/2004 11:03 PM
Lots of people are using old systems and old software. Some are quite happy with their existing setup; others have made a deliberate effort not to follow the upgrade path. By Giles Turnbull, O'Reilly Network (via MyAppleMenu)

eBay, Be Mine

eBay, Be Mine 07/19/2004 08:01 AM
Will eBay once again deserve your attention this week?

I think there's a frisbee of mine out
there, too...

I think there's a frisbee of mine out
there, too... 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Shipwrecks of Lake Superior- Some are famous, others are obscure but amazing.

Your Guess Is As Good As Mine

Your Guess Is As Good As Mine 01/03/2004 07:06 AM
All Your RSS

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Using XPath to mine XHTML

Using XPath to mine XHTML 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
Simon Willison: This morning, I finally decided to install libxml2 and see what all the fuss was about, in particular with respect to XPath. What followed is best described as an enlightening experience.

Smegma, Your Friend and Mine

Smegma, Your Friend and Mine 03/24/2005 11:03 PM
Smegma
(so NSFW it isn't funny at all, most links are not safe either)
'The animal kingdom would probably cease to exist without smegma.' - Thomas Ritter, MD.
Smegma's a widely misunderstood substance, rather than being a noxious waste product it moisturizes the glans and keeps it smooth, soft, and supple. Its antibacterial and antiviral properties keep the penis clean and healthy though a build up can result in balanitis. Here's an article on how to collect it for experimentation as an extracted bacterium from smegma has been successfully used to treat bladder cancer as well as a strange experiment on the potential carcinogenic effects of smegma on mice (hint, there were none found, if anything, the smegma'ed mice outlived the control mice). Smegma is also related to vernix, the cheese-like substance on a newborn's skin.

Lots of humor to be had, including the Devil's Dictionary definition as well as a band called, yeah, Smegma and even a cocktail recipe for something called a Smegma Delight (vodka, bourbon and parmesan cheese, umm, pass).

Mine gave me the Jruns

Mine gave me the Jruns 09/21/2004 10:25 PM
Let your children play with the common cold... introducing giant microbe plush toys. [link via die puny humans]

Indonesia arrests over US mine

Indonesia arrests over US mine 09/23/2004 02:20 AM
Four employees of US mining company Newmont are detained in Indonesia over a controversial pollution case.

Mine Safety Digs Itself

Mine Safety Digs Itself 01/05/2005 01:36 PM
And recent history repeats itself.

Canaries In A Data Mine

Canaries In A Data Mine 06/15/2004 03:19 PM
One of the toughest things to deal with in science is that sometimes experiments don't work out the way they're supposed to. (And it usually happens around the 3rd year of grad school.) But short of faking results, scientists have to make the best of the data that is collected. Though there are plenty of PhD theses that are filled with experiments that didn't quite work out, drug companies are under a bit more pressure to produce products that work. So when their drug trials fail, they need to sque eze anything they can out of the research -- which is turning into analyzing the data for correlations and correlated correlations. But that's not the interesting part: science is supposed to look for these sort of clues to new discoveries. The interesting part is that data is being collected in ways that make it easier to do data mining for unexpected trends. (Perhaps some of the data mining could even be opened up to the public?) Some might suggest that scientists are "giving up" and submitting to combinatorial discovery, but whatever works, right?

Cool. PHP Everywhere Liked an Article
of Mine

Cool. PHP Everywhere Liked an Article
of Mine 11/14/2002 09:24 AM
Cool. PHP Everywhere Liked an Article of Mine I know that some of you php folk reading this probably saw it already on PHP Everywhere but "Picking a Real World Release Date" is not just PHP specific. [ Go ]
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