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Slashback: Electioneering, Blimps,
Shuffling
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Shuffling
04/06/2005 09:26 PMHow to Shuffle Cards - Card Shuffling
Tutorial
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The new IT confusion
The new IT confusion
10/30/2003 08:16 PMDroplets chairman Philip Brittan warns that lingering customer
confusion about the differences between "grid" and "utility" computing
could stall their wider adoption.
The Confusion
The Confusion
03/08/2004 11:19 PM
The
Confusion is almost here. Amazon UK has a 1 April release
date and Amazon US has a 13 April release date, but it's coming soon
and I'm eager to continue reading the saga. The UK book jacket artwork
is so much more colourful and interesting than the rather plain US
edition. I've often wondered why there is such a tremendous difference
between many US and UK book jacket designs, especially when there
isn't really anything in the title or the design that might offend.
Future confusion
Future confusion
01/23/2004 02:22 PMFAQ | Resolution confusion
FAQ | Resolution confusion
06/17/2004 03:19 AMPhiladelphia Inquirer Jun 17 2004 7:15AM GMT
Wireless Confusion
Wireless Confusion
05/07/2004 04:32 PMFixed broadband wireless is in the spotlight, now that 802.16 and
WiMax are being written about in the mainstream press: But that
attention seems to be adding a lot of confusion to the market,
particularly about the difference between different technologies. The
Financial Times ran a story about PCCW's launch of broadband wireless
in the U.K. but said that the network would use WiMax gear. In
addition to the fact that there is no WiMax gear yet, the network will
be built with equipment from IPWireless, which doesn't aspire to be
WiMax. Strangely, PCCW doesn't even mention IPWireless or the type of
technology used in its press release about the launch, which came out
yesterday. IPWireless followed up today with an announcement of its
own that adds a bit more information. There seems to be a lot of
confusion especially around the 802.16 and 802.20 camps and some of it
may be caused by some of the companies involved. For example, I was
once told by an 802.20 member that IPWireless was active in the
development of that standard. I talked with an IPWireless spokesperson
at the time who I understood to say that IPWireless had moved to the
802.16 camp. However, she recently contacted me to say that IPWireless
has never been part of the 802.20 effort and while the company has an
engineer who attends the 802.16 meetings, the company is not active in
the 802.16 development effort and does not at this time have plans to
build to the 802.16 standard. At the same time that the 802.16 and
802.20 efforts work on developing their standards, some of the member
companies are also developing and selling their own systems, which
sometimes adds to the confusion. Flarion, for example, is one of the
founders of 802.20 and is conducting trials for Nextel and Vodafone.
But the 802.20 standard is far enough away from being complete that
Flarion can hardly call its current equipment 802.20-based. So Flarion
and companies like IPWireless are each in their own category.
Generally, it's great that the fixed broadband world is getting a lot
of attention but companies and journalists have to be more careful
about the facts. The space is confusing enough for folks who are just
being introduced to it....
Gender Confusion
Gender Confusion
04/22/2004 10:43 PMI really wish spammers would get their story straight. Hey, I just
wanted to share with you the experiences I've had in the past...
confusion and the benefits of WS-I
confusion and the benefits of WS-I
06/22/2004 12:13 PMthe great thing about standards...
Clearing Up The Confusion
Clearing Up The Confusion
04/15/2004 04:59 AMPaul Boutin talks with Snow Crash science-fiction writer Neal
Stephenson about his latest book, The Confusion, the second part of
his ambitious Baroque Cycle of novels.
Confusion over Google IPO
Confusion over Google IPO
07/30/2004 06:51 AMSfgate.com - Fri Jul 30, 07:32 am GMT
.Mac Benefits Confusion
.Mac Benefits Confusion
11/19/2003 08:06 AM"I looked at that page also, but didn't feel deceived. I felt the page
was saying, 'Look what you could have received if you had a .mac
account' and [implying] that new subscribers would get equivalent
offers in the future." (MacFixIt via MyAppleMenu)
Calendar Confusion
Calendar Confusion
03/06/2004 02:09 AMAll day I've been thinking it's March already. My watch (the $13 one
that has outlasted all other watches combined) tells me it is "3-1"
today. I believed it until a few minutes ago. I was catching up weblog
reading and came across Brad Fitzpatrick's leap year entry. Then I
realized that, while reliable, my cheap-ass watch doesn't have a clue
what year it is. Doh! <homer>stupid watch!</homer> On the
other hand, this completely rocks. I just got back an...
The confusion of the restrooms
The confusion of the restrooms
06/05/2005 11:56 PMNew York Times restaurant critic Frank Bruni has a funny
article today entitled, Forget the
Specials, Explain the Restroom. He talks about the confusion
taking place in many restaurant bathrooms in New York City, including
those at such high-end spots as Per Se and The Modern (the new
restaurant at the MoMA). I can concur with many of his
observations.
...I couldn't figure out how to trigger the
electronic-eye sensors above the commodes, motion-detecting flushing
mechanisms with enough of a delay that you were sometimes asked simply
to trust in a cleansing aftermath to your departure. I've encountered
religions with less daunting leaps of faith.
I couldn't figure
out how to tell whether commodes were occupied. Neither, apparently,
could anyone else, because whenever I was using one, someone in the
communal area would rattle the door, not to mention my
composure.
And I couldn't figure out why, in restaurant after
restaurant, the attempt to relieve oneself turned out to be anything
but a relief.
I always panic when, instead of simple labels like "Ladies" and
"Gentlemen" or pictures of a man and a woman, they put those gender
symbols on the door. I have to stop and think, "Which one does Austin
Powers wear around his neck?" and then when I get the answer, I open
the opposite door.
In the various parts of Europe I've visited, I've noticed two great
things about the restrooms: 1. They put pictures on the door, which
are easy to comprehend no matter what language you speak, 2. When you
lock the door to your stall (which is really your own private
compartment! Nice!), it rotates a little colored panel on the outside
of the door to red. So when you enter a restroom, you look at the
doors and see either red or green, and voila, you know which
are occupied. New York restaurant designers, please take note!
A Confusion of Styles
A Confusion of Styles
02/10/2004 02:49 AMIn John E. Simpson's latest XML Q&A column he discusses various
styling options and alternatives for a nonstandard HTML variant.
Confusion swirls around Google IPO
Confusion swirls around Google IPO
07/30/2004 08:30 AMSan Francisco Chronicle Jul 30 2004 12:40PM GMT
Confusion over high-definition TV
Confusion over high-definition TV
03/22/2005 03:15 PMAccording to the BBC, just because a TV set is being sold as HD does
not mean that it actually is. The problem stems from these sets being
sold as HD without the needed adapter to make this happen. While some
people may know to ask about this, many more do not realize that is
can be an issue….
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Confusion over MG Rover's future
Confusion over MG Rover's future
04/07/2005 05:58 PMMG Rover denies comments by Trade Secretary Patricia Hewitt that it
has gone into administration.
Microsoft tries to clear confusion over
SP2
Microsoft tries to clear confusion over
SP2
08/19/2004 02:18 PMDirect and Related Links for
'Microsoft tries to clear confusion over SP2'
“A week after releasing Windows XP Service Pack 2 to
enterprises, Microsoft is trying to quell confusion over an apparent
security flaw and applications that won’t work without
adjustments. The software giant acknowledged Wednesday it’s
investigating reports of a method attackers can use to bypass
SP2’s Attachment Execution Service. The feature is designed to
help protect users from executing files from unknown sources or
untrusted locations….
Confusion reigns over Web services
Confusion reigns over Web services
06/22/2004 07:13 AMZDNet Jun 22 2004 11:45AM GMT
TidBITS Goes Med Confusion
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TidBITS Goes Med Confusion
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07/19/2004 08:28 PMClearing up the confusion over
outsourcing
Clearing up the confusion over
outsourcing
08/09/2004 12:54 PMForrester Research's John McCarthy ignited a firestorm when he issued
a report on the number of U.S. jobs that would wind up overseas. Only
one problem: The press botched the story.
SAPPHIRE Responds to 128-bit Confusion
SAPPHIRE Responds to 128-bit Confusion
06/16/2004 05:57 PMStepheon's Confusion on Salon
Stepheon's Confusion on Salon
04/21/2004 03:23 AMMy copy of Neal Stephenson's
Confusion, the new, enormous sequel to
Quicksilver, arrived in the mail yesterday before I left for
Turin, and it's in my suitcase, waiting for me. Quicksilver was a
remarkable book, a triumphant combination of Stephenson's
trivia-obsessed, research-intensive approach to the precursors of the
information age (viz.
Snow Crash's Nam-Shub of Enki and
Cryptonomicon's Bletchley Park sequences) and his gift for
sprawling, braided stoorylines that combine slapstick action scenes
with intense, emotional passages.
Salon's running a double feature on Stephenson today: a long interview with Neal, and a review by Andrew Leonard. Both are highly recommended -- I
can't wait to sink my teeth into this book.
Science was new and they didn't know how to do it yet. Science was and
is a somewhat contentious thing. Someone's got a theory and they
promulgate that theory and then something else comes along and alters,
improves on or even flatly contradicts it. Now that we've got 350
years of perspective on this, scientists understand that this is how
it's done and there's a mechanism in place for how to do it. It's
refereed journals and it's become institutionalized. They didn't have
that perspective on it. They couldn't stand back and say, Well, my
theory may get contradicted here and there, but this guy who's
contradicting it will get contradicted in turn. They didn't have that
expectation. They didn't have journals. The first two journals were
the Journale de Savants, which was about 1665, and the Proceedings of
the Royal Society, which was right about the same time. Leibniz had to
found his own journal in order to publish his own work. They were kind
of banging around in the dark trying to figure out how to do this.
Hooke, for example, when he figured out how arches work, published it
as an anagram. He condensed the idea into this pithy statement: "The
ideal form of an arch is the form of a chain hanging, flipped upside
down." Then he scrambled the letters to make an anagram and published
it. That way, he wasn't giving away the secret, but if somebody came
along a few years later and claimed that they'd invented it, he could
just unscramble what he'd published. He was establishing precedence.
Hooke squabbled with [Christiaan] Huygens over a bunch of
clock-related inventions. This kind of thing was just rife. It came to
a head in a grotesque way in the priority dispute over [who invented]
the calculus. That was so embarrassing to the whole institution of
science and people were so nauseated by it that it taught everyone a
lesson. After that, no one would dream of doing what Newton did, which
was to invent something really important and then sit on it for 30
years.
E-invoice rules cause confusion
E-invoice rules cause confusion
01/26/2004 05:17 PMvnunet.com Jan 26 2004 9:37PM GMT
Spam Law Generates Confusion
Spam Law Generates Confusion
01/26/2004 07:09 AMThe federal act meant to reign in spam is creating confusion among
e-mail marketers, who say it's unclear how to remain on the right side
of the law. Chris Ulbrich reports from San Francisco.
Wal*Mart Weekend Events Confusion
Wal*Mart Weekend Events Confusion
03/29/2005 11:51 AMPerplexed by the various store lists describing Wal*Marts weekend
plans? Read on as we unravel the complexities of this mystery. . .
Confusion around child work laws
Confusion around child work laws
02/10/2004 07:56 PMNo-one knows exactly how much teenagers can work, because local
authorities don't know the law, new research says.
Confusion and Chaos in the Search Space
Confusion and Chaos in the Search Space
04/09/2004 04:06 PMPOINT: I don't claim to fully understand the product, and the clients
definately don't understand it, nor do they have the time and
patience. They're still trying to get their heads around putting
keywords in title tags. That's their level. COUNTERPOINT: Confusion
makes our jobs easier. It also makes Search Engine Marketing an easier
SELL! If it was too easy, then anyone could do it. Companies are
looking for SEM partners to lead them through the mess. It is a great
time for our Industry.
Neal Stephenson's The Confusion Released
Neal Stephenson's The Confusion Released
04/13/2004 12:49 PMUnscrambling Digital Music Confusion
Unscrambling Digital Music Confusion
07/27/2004 06:17 PMDirect and Related Links for
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“Due to an ever-growing array of digital rights management
(DRM) strategies, incompatible file formats, and disparate portable
music devices, the digital music scene has gotten complicated.
Nevertheless, digital music is selling briskly online, and innovative
new strategies for distributing music and sidestepping proprietary
formats are appearing.”…
Wired News: Clearing Up The Confusion
Wired News: Clearing Up The Confusion
04/16/2004 12:54 AMPaul Boutin (Wired News) talks with Snow Crash science-fiction writer
Neal Stephenson about his latest book, The
Confusion
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Confusion over tax on technical services
persists
Confusion over tax on technical services
persists
04/03/2005 11:46 PMBusiness Standard India Apr 3 2005 11:54PM GMT
Kevin Spacey Sorry for Mugging Confusion
(AP)
Kevin Spacey Sorry for Mugging Confusion
(AP)
04/19/2004 09:42 AMAP - Kevin Spacey apologized for confusion arising from his report to
police that he'd been mugged. The Oscar-winning actor made, then
retracted, the complaint after a weekend encounter in a London park
that left him dazed and bleeding.
Kevin Spacey sorry for mugging confusion
Kevin Spacey sorry for mugging confusion
04/19/2004 12:36 PMAs Confusion Reigned, Cheney Took Charge
As Confusion Reigned, Cheney Took Charge
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Seeds of Confusion Land in Court
Seeds of Confusion Land in Court
01/22/2004 02:37 AMBeleaguered canola farmer Percy Schmeiser makes his last stand against
Monsanto in Canada's Supreme Court, but it might be a while before a
decision is reached. By Kristen Philipkoski.
China Queries U.S. Plan for Iraq,
Confusion Over PM
China Queries U.S. Plan for Iraq,
Confusion Over PM
05/27/2004 01:41 AMReuters via Wired News May 27 2004 5:27AM GMT
BoingBoing reader clears up my Persian
confusion
BoingBoing reader clears up my Persian
confusion
01/01/2004 02:38 PMSina Ahmadian points us to the
FarsiWeb Project, and corrects my
sloppy references to lanugage in Iran on recent posts (
1,
2) about blogosphere reaction to the Bam earthquake (now said to
have taken 50,000 lives):
I noticed that you have used the word "Farsi" (instead of
"Persian") as English equivalent of our language in your web site. I
would like to point out that FARSI (which is originally PARSI) is the
native name of our language and PERSIAN is its English equivalent; as
the native name of German language is 'Deutsch', but we never use
'Deutsch' in place of 'German' in English; or native term of Greek
Language is "Ellinika" and always in English we say 'Greek' language,
not 'Ellinika' language.
The titles of dictionaries written by several great Persian scholars
(eg. Prof. Moein, Prof. Aryanpour, Prof. Baateni,
etc.) are "English-Persian Dictionary" not "English-Farsi Dictionary".
And the official institution "Farhangestan" (the Academy of Persian
language and literature, in Tehran) in an announcement has rejected
the use of the word 'Farsi' instead of 'Persian' in English.
According to Dr. Hossein Sameie (visiting linguistics professor of
Emory University in Atlanta), "PERSIAN, alongside the name of a
language, may be used, as an adjective, for the other aspects of our
history and culture. For example, we can speak about 'Persian
Literature', 'Persian Gulf', 'Persian Carpet', 'Persian Food'; this
way, 'Persian' may be a common concept and function as a link between
all aspects of Iranian [Persian] life, including language. 'Farsi'
does not have such a characteristic..." And finally, all international
brocasting centres (eg. BBC, VOA, DW, etc.) have "Persian Service"
not "Farsi Service" -- BBC, VOA, DW, Radio Free Europe,
etc.
Thank you, Sina!
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