Turning 3G

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Turning on all of the SMS Logs at Once

Turning on all of the SMS Logs at Once 09/24/2004 01:24 PM

Zend: "We're Turning Four!"

Zend: "We're Turning Four!" 12/05/2003 09:07 AM
Anyone who's been around in the PHP community for a long time most certainly knows about Zend. Well, they're happy to announce that the company has been around for almost four years! They're celebrating by offering a "free" gift for anyone that wants one.

Is Sun Turning against Linux and Red
Hat?

Is Sun Turning against Linux and Red
Hat? 09/23/2004 09:14 PM

Turning the Tide

Turning the Tide 06/24/2004 03:30 AM
†ˆข… †ง…ฉŒ ‡… จ‡ ˆจ€Œ„งชง† Šˆช .. red meat for warbloggers: noam chomsky's blog .. Turning the Tide .. has a weblog

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Turning into Israel?

Turning into Israel? 04/16/2004 07:39 AM
Outraged by President Bush's embrace of Ariel Sharon and the bloody U.S. assault on Fallujah, the Arab world is linking America's occupation with Israel's. That's ominous.

Turning point

Turning point 09/16/2004 09:20 AM
A journalist who was embedded with the U.S. Marines in Fallujah explains how the Bush White House lost the key battle of the Iraq war.

Evolt.org: "We're Turning Five!"

Evolt.org: "We're Turning Five!" 12/15/2003 09:18 AM
When one of the largest forces in web site and standards development turns five years old, it's no small accomplishment - so join us in wishing Evolt.org a happy fifth birthday!

Turning the corner on "turning the
corner"

Turning the corner on "turning the
corner" 08/12/2004 11:28 AM
Political slogans come and go, but CNN reports that President Bush seems to be nailing the coffin shut rather quickly on his latest stump speech refrain -- the notion that America is "turning the corner." And who could blame him? With disappointing job numbers out, escalating violence in Iraq and widespread dissatisfaction among seniors with the Medicare prescription-drug benefit, Bush's "turning the corner" rhetoric can be turned around against him pretty easily.

There's no turning back now....

There's no turning back now.... 06/24/2004 02:47 PM
Mayday Mystery. At the University of Arizona, a series of ads has been placed in the school's newspaper, the Arizona Wildcat. These ads have shown up every year around May 1st for the last 20 years or so, and seem to be cryptic puzzles relating to some sort of secret counterculture organization. Bryan Hance, the former webmaster of the Wildcat, noticed the ads, and has been trying to track down what's been going on ever since. He is chronicling his findings at www.maydaymystery.org. (via ARGN)

Turning the Pages

Turning the Pages 04/22/2004 06:41 AM
Turning the Pages
http: //www.bl.uk/collections/treasures/digitisation1.html

Discover the British Library's award winning system - Turning the Pages. Just click on the links, wait a few minutes, then actually turn the pages of great books! Interesting concept and presentation .....

Republicans turning on their own

Republicans turning on their own 04/07/2005 09:51 AM
A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll has sobering numbers for George W. Bush and Republicans in Congress.

Turning thirty

Turning thirty 07/25/2004 07:45 AM
Kolibri has had a sudden anxiety attack over turning thirty. I, having passed that mark long ago, realized that there is very little I can say.

At some point you start to think of your life, and generally feel bad or good about it.

Thirty is as good as age as any.

Our society attaches certain labels to certain ages, and thirty is one of the ones where you are supposed to finally turn into a responsible adult (in case you hadn't done it before). I don't believe the exact age matters, but I think it is necessary for people to pause at some point and reflect. It's even inevitable. It's a part of growing up. So one should not feel too bad about it; in fact, one should welcome these moments of self-reflection. They are good.

My life changed at 27, and realized I am not who I thought I was. It took me a few years to get to grips with the fact that I am still, even at 34, at a complete loss as how to I should lead my life. It's like the more I learn, the less I know. And I guess that's how it should be. People who are older than me, feel free to correct me.

All I can do is to rely on some things that I think I know now. But I'm still "waddling through the swamp with leaking boots, in the dark with no light, and having no clue where to go; just trying to find firm ground; and not to drown."

Pushing and Turning

Pushing and Turning 05/19/2004 04:38 AM

For every startup, there comes a time when you stop looking around and start pushing, the long haul.  Your goals are clear so you pour all your resources into filling and expanding the rank and start beating the marching drum.  At the executive level, focus shifts from faces and dreams to numbers and dollars.  It's a time of metamorphosis that turns a group of people into an engine of profit.

If all the pushing goes well, swell.  If not, there is no point in keep pushing in the same direction.  But all to often, startups I worked with over the years continued to pump away until the money ran out.  The smart thing to do would have been to 'turn' your product line toward a direction that will give more easily just as a wrestler might.  Some VCs see 'turning' as compromising of the original business plan, a great poopoo.  Hogwash.

If the landscape changes, the map must change as well.

Turning the tables on e-

Turning the tables on e- 06/18/2004 01:11 PM
Techzonez Jun 18 2004 5:26PM GMT

Turning an Eye From Whimsy to War

Turning an Eye From Whimsy to War 05/03/2004 08:05 AM
Artist Fernando Botero has put aside his comical portraitures to focus on the drug-fueled guerrilla war that has been going on for 40 years in Colombia.

DDT Still Turning Up In Songbirds

DDT Still Turning Up In Songbirds 04/14/2005 04:17 AM
CBS News Apr 14 2005 7:58AM GMT

Going beyond pen and paper, more are
turning to the computer

Going beyond pen and paper, more are
turning to the computer 07/25/2004 07:19 PM
Straits Times Jul 25 2004 11:21PM GMT

EDS CEO: Company at a Turning Point (AP)

EDS CEO: Company at a Turning Point (AP) 01/27/2004 04:03 PM
AP - Electronic Data Systems Corp. is often credited with inventing the industry of running other companies' computer systems, but EDS was passed long ago by IBM and is now trying to fend off upstarts who are challenging its No. 2 position.

Iowa, turning a corner

Iowa, turning a corner 08/05/2004 10:42 AM

Turning off Autoenrollment in Windows XP

Turning off Autoenrollment in Windows XP 07/11/2004 08:50 AM

Turning Search Into a Science

Turning Search Into a Science 04/09/2004 04:09 PM
If you're looking for scientific information on the Web, Google might not be the best choice. Many researchers instead turn to Scirus. By Kristen Philipkoski.

Turning Clicks Into Calls

Turning Clicks Into Calls 06/08/2004 04:11 AM
Apparently, the next ads for search engines will encourage consumers to call instead of click to buy from advertisers in order to get ads from businesses that may not have websites but definitely do phone orders. Without clicks, though, the search engines have to find ways to be able to track the calls, so special toll-free numbers may have to be used, or other ingenious ways must be devised, in order to make sure the ads are effective. (the second coming of fax, perhaps?) Too bad for dial-up users who don't have a second line, but cell phones might be able to help out the broadband-challenged to place a call instead of a click. And one would imagine this could really take off if VoIP gets more popular.

Takeover tide turning?

Takeover tide turning? 06/14/2004 02:06 AM
USA Today Jun 14 2004 6:15AM GMT

A New On-the-Job Hazard: Turning Into a
Mall Rat

A New On-the-Job Hazard: Turning Into a
Mall Rat 05/02/2004 11:50 PM
New York Times May 3 2004 3:50AM GMT

Turning On DHCP Logging

Turning On DHCP Logging 05/14/2004 12:16 PM

A Turning point for PEAR?

A Turning point for PEAR? 11/10/2003 10:52 PM
A posting in the php.pear.dev newsgroup by one of PEAR's leading developers. I think this is a very honest assessment, and I'm hopeful about this.

> From: Xavier Noguer [mailto:xnoguer#xavier-noguer.com]
> Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 3:41 PM
 
> Martin Jansen <mj#php.net> escribió
> 
> > (http://pear.php.net/manual/en/developers.contributing.php)
> >
> > It is pretty funny to see how much developers have actually read
the
> > "Developers Guide" ...
> 
>  I've read that guide. I just don't seem to be able to take it
seriously
> when
> it lists requirements that have never, as far as I know, been voted
by the
> pear group or the developer community at large, such as regressions
tests
>
(http://cvs.php.net/diff.php/peardoc/en/guide/developers/contributing.
xml?
> r1=1.8&r2=1.9&ty=h)
I agree here.
While previous mistakes don't make a wrong a right, I think our whole
manual
lacks any consistent concept of what we really feel needs to happen
when and
where.
Anyways we have a bunch of messes that are a result of the long
period of
limited peer review, followed by a period of package inflation,
followed by
the today ruling confusion.
I think its time we fix our standards by starting from a clean
slate with a
PEAR2. There we can think about how to best deal with our developer
and
users base and how to great the best possible code in a PHP version
which
actually supports our needs for OOP.
PEAR1 should of course be maintained as we all have an interest to
keep that
code running and to use PEAR1 as a momentum towards a PEAR2 which
build on
the past experience.
<rant>
PEAR1 is now suffering from the fact that it focused from a long
period of
building technical foundations without planning the community growth
at the
same time. This has lead to numerous problems and is making us very
inefficient. Of course PEAR1 has a lot to offer, but I don't think we
are
scaling well and past mistakes seem to haunt us more and more, which
we
don't seem to be able to fix. So I think we need to recognize our past
which
we of course need to maintain to remain credible, but at the same time
we
should work to build a more scalable PEAR2 in which we can address our
issues on a clean slate.
</rant>
>  Would you be so kind to point me to the pear group document or
public
> discussion in which this requirement was approved?
There is no such decision I can remember.
As George pointed out we discussed this point in Amsterdam, however I
don't
remember that anyone decided on requiring documentation at first
commit.
However our decisions there were mostly only concepts and not
complete.
Anyways maybe someone should check when this was commited anyways.
Regards,
Lukas Smith

Turning On and Off System Restore

Turning On and Off System Restore 04/20/2004 04:51 PM

Turning NumLock on at Bootup

Turning NumLock on at Bootup 04/29/2004 10:06 PM

Turning Slackers Into Workaholics

Turning Slackers Into Workaholics 08/12/2004 04:37 AM
Researchers use a gene treatment to turn off monkeys' dopamine receptors -- yielding harder-working, more focused monkeys. Despite obvious applications in the corporate world, the scientists say they're just trying to understand mental illness.

Turning Off the IE Image Toolbar

Turning Off the IE Image Toolbar 07/16/2004 11:56 AM

Internet Explorer: Customize the Image Toolbar: You know that little toolbar that appears in Internet Explorer when you hover over an image — it lets you save the image or email it or whatever. Did you know you can turn this off in HTML?


<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="false">


Or you can do it for individual images:


<img border="0" src="filename" galleryimg="no">
<img border="0" src="filename" galleryimg="false">


Thanks be to Matt for this. Matt also gets props for the best Web page footer I've ever seen.

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E-Voting Turning a Corner

E-Voting Turning a Corner 06/17/2004 04:33 PM
When a posse of computer scientists first raised dire warnings about untrustworthy new voting machines in late 2002 and early 2003, California's top voting official thought they were ``a bunch of nut jobs.'' But Secretary of State Kevin Shelley came to understand the risks. And he's working to head them off. A flurry of news in recent days convinces me that, at least in California, voters can have some measure of trust in the ballots they'll be using in November and beyond. We're not in the clear yet, partly due to astoundingly obtuse actions by some local officials, but the progress is now visible and heartening. More...

Turning Heads With PowerPoint

Turning Heads With PowerPoint 12/09/2003 06:13 AM
David Byrne, who climbed to fame with the Talking Heads, lately has been wrapping his brain around PowerPoint, cranking out art. Xeni Jardin reports from Los Angeles.

Turning the Sound off in Ad-Aware 1.05

Turning the Sound off in Ad-Aware 1.05 12/19/2004 02:55 PM

Turning The Digital Tables

Turning The Digital Tables 12/22/2004 01:13 AM

Instead of turntables and endless sleeves of vinyl, the music playing out of the speakers is sourced from an iPod. By Julie Clothier, CNN

MTNL Turning a New Leaf?

MTNL Turning a New Leaf? 12/30/2004 11:41 AM
TechTree Dec 30 2004 2:58PM GMT

IT Spending Slump Turning Around, IDC

IT Spending Slump Turning Around, IDC 11/04/2003 09:23 PM
Boston.Internet.com Nov 4 2003 8:40PM ET

Turning neocons green

Turning neocons green 04/07/2005 09:50 AM
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman says that Bush's plan to remake the Middle East will fail unless the U.S. starts guzzling less gas -- and that if asked, Americans will pay $4 a gallon.

Rumor Mill Keeps Turning

Rumor Mill Keeps Turning 06/22/2005 02:12 AM

All eyes are going to be on Seattle this coming week as I received a phone call today from a listener who filled me in on some information that he had received. Expect some very HUGE announcements, to happen during Gnomedex from at least two companies.

I have the story already written minus some details if I can get a cross confirmation from another source I am debating on saying anything because that would spoil some of the fun. I would also hate to have a lawyer come after me for breaking this so it will have to wait for now.

Turning off your SSID is dumb

Turning off your SSID is dumb 12/10/2003 11:21 PM
Good, short white-paper explains why turning off your WiFi access point's SSID broadcast is not only bad for security, it's also bad for performance.

Contrary to a common belief that the SSID is a WLAN security feature and its exposure a security risk, the SSID is nothing more than a wireless-space group label. It cannot be successfully hidden. Attempts to hide it will not only fail, but will negatively impact WLAN performance, and may result in additional exposure of the SSID to passive scanning. The performance impact of this misguided effort will be felt in multiple WLAN scenarios, including simple operations like joining a WLAN, and in significantly longer roaming times.

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