Outlaw Laid Low by Short Fuse (Reuters)

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Outlaw blows himself up (Reuters)

Outlaw blows himself up (Reuters) 04/08/2005 12:22 PM
Reuters - Albania's most wanted man fought off special police and eluded capture for years only to blow himself up while fishing with dynamite, police and newspapers say.

Measure to Outlaw Flag Burning Advances
in Senate (Reuters)

Measure to Outlaw Flag Burning Advances
in Senate (Reuters) 07/20/2004 02:27 PM
Reuters - A proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw the burning of the American flag won the approval on Tuesday of a Senate Judiciary Committee split largely along party lines.

Turkish Premier Defends Plans to Outlaw
Adultery (Reuters)

Turkish Premier Defends Plans to Outlaw
Adultery (Reuters) 09/07/2004 08:49 AM
Reuters - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has defended plans to outlaw adultery that have outraged women's groups and raised eyebrows in the European Union, which Turkey aspires to join.

Fuse Marketing Campaign Spoofs Apple
IPod Ads (Reuters)

Fuse Marketing Campaign Spoofs Apple
IPod Ads (Reuters) 07/19/2004 02:39 AM
Reuters - Seeking to expand its growing franchise among the hip youth market, the Fuse 24-hour music television network on Monday launched a new ad campaign that plays on the wildly popular iPod "silhouette" billboards.

New York's 9/11 'Freedom Tower'
Cornerstone Laid (Reuters)

New York's 9/11 'Freedom Tower'
Cornerstone Laid (Reuters) 07/04/2004 01:56 PM
Reuters - Families of the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks joined New York City's mayor and two state governors on Sunday to lay the granite cornerstone of the "Freedom Tower" skyscraper at the site of the destroyed World Trade Center.

Laid-Back Aussies Among World's Hardest
Workers (Reuters)

Laid-Back Aussies Among World's Hardest
Workers (Reuters) 05/03/2004 09:20 AM
Reuters - Forget the image of the laid-back Aussie lifestyle, Australians now work more hours than Americans or Japanese and rank as the hardest-working people in the developed world, according to a new book.

World's longest snake comes up short
(Reuters)

World's longest snake comes up short
(Reuters) 01/07/2004 03:05 PM
Reuters - It's still a big snake, just not a record-breaker.

World's 'Longest Snake' Comes Up Short
(Reuters)

World's 'Longest Snake' Comes Up Short
(Reuters) 01/07/2004 03:04 PM
Reuters - It's still a big snake, just not a record-breaker.

IBM Profit Up But Services Fall Short
(Reuters)

IBM Profit Up But Services Fall Short
(Reuters) 04/15/2004 06:18 PM
Reuters - IBM posted its fifth quarter of rising net profit on Thursday as corporations increased their spending on computer systems, but the stock fell 3 percent due to weakness in its services and chips businesses.

Sex Enhancement Pills Fall Short?
(Reuters)

Sex Enhancement Pills Fall Short?
(Reuters) 09/23/2004 07:00 AM
Reuters - Pro-Erex. Big Daddy. Suregasm. There is little doubt what these supplements are promising, but the evidence that they actually can enlarge a man's penis or enhance sexual performance falls short, consumer advocates said on Wednesday.

Short Skirt Ban Stirs Controversy
(Reuters)

Short Skirt Ban Stirs Controversy
(Reuters) 06/04/2004 10:45 AM
Reuters - A Russian regional government has told its women employees to stop wearing short skirts and tone down their make-up because they were arousing their male colleagues' "animal instincts."

Microsoft Says Xbox Consoles in Short
Supply (Reuters)

Microsoft Says Xbox Consoles in Short
Supply (Reuters) 03/22/2005 03:15 PM
Reuters - Xbox consoles were in short supply at several major retail outlets recently due to unexpectedly high demand for the video game machines, Microsoft Corp. said on Monday.

Short skirts stir "animal instincts"
(Reuters)

Short skirts stir "animal instincts"
(Reuters) 06/04/2004 07:03 AM
Reuters - A Russian regional government has told its women employees to stop wearing short skirts and tone down their make-up because they were arousing their male colleagues' "animal instincts".

Tall Californians come up short in
airline lawsuit (Reuters)

Tall Californians come up short in
airline lawsuit (Reuters) 03/06/2004 02:00 AM
Reuters - Tall people will have to go on feeling a bit cramped while riding on airplanes.

Five Short-Range Wireless Standards Seen
Combining (Reuters)

Five Short-Range Wireless Standards Seen
Combining (Reuters) 06/11/2004 08:09 AM
Reuters - Five short-range wireless connection technologies are fighting for the industry limelight, but sector specialists said on Friday that companies would eventually combine the five to make life easier.

Hewlett-Packard Earnings Fall Short
(Reuters)

Hewlett-Packard Earnings Fall Short
(Reuters) 08/12/2004 08:03 AM
Reuters - Computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ.N) on Thursday posted disappointing quarterly earnings due to weak results in servers and storage products, and warned that profit in the current quarter would also fall short of Wall Street expectations.

Report: Bush Fell Short of Military
Obligation (Reuters)

Report: Bush Fell Short of Military
Obligation (Reuters) 09/08/2004 11:04 AM
Reuters - President Bush fell short of meeting his military obligations during the Vietnam War and was not disciplined despite irregular attendance at required training drills, The Boston Globe said on Wednesday.

Sprint, SBC in Short-Range Wireless
Roaming Deal (Reuters)

Sprint, SBC in Short-Range Wireless
Roaming Deal (Reuters) 08/27/2004 05:12 PM
Reuters - Sprint Corp. (FON.N) said on Friday it made a deal that will let it nearly double the number of places it offers short-range wireless Internet connections.

FDA Panel: Inamed Implants Safe Short
Term (Reuters)

FDA Panel: Inamed Implants Safe Short
Term (Reuters) 04/12/2005 04:04 PM
Reuters - Most members of a U.S. advisory panel debating the future of silicone breast implants said on Tuesday they felt confident the devices made by Inamed Corp. were safe over the short term.

Crazy contests fill short Finnish
summers (Reuters)

Crazy contests fill short Finnish
summers (Reuters) 07/07/2004 10:43 PM
Reuters - British academic Ian Walker is about to learn a bizarre Finnish tradition the hard way as he prepares to hoist his girlfriend Sarah Hardingham onto his shoulders.

Rumsfeld Stops Short of Direct Apology
Over Abuses (Reuters)

Rumsfeld Stops Short of Direct Apology
Over Abuses (Reuters) 05/05/2004 06:49 AM
Reuters - Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Wednesday "any American" felt apologetic for abuses of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. soldiers but stopped short of offering a direct apology himself.

Army National Guard Recruiting Falling
Short (Reuters)

Army National Guard Recruiting Falling
Short (Reuters) 07/26/2004 05:48 PM
Reuters - The U.S. Army is lagging about 12 percent behind its recruiting goal for the Army National Guard amid the Pentagon's heavy reliance on such troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, officials said on Monday.

Bush Unveils Intel Plan, Falls Short of
9/11 Panel (Reuters)

Bush Unveils Intel Plan, Falls Short of
9/11 Panel (Reuters) 09/16/2004 09:01 PM
Reuters - President Bush submitted a plan to the U.S. Congress on Thursday that gives a new national intelligence director authority over much of the intelligence community, but not the full powers sought by the Sept. 11 commission and key lawmakers, documents show.

U.S. to outlaw Net voyeurs

U.S. to outlaw Net voyeurs 09/21/2004 06:22 PM
globetechnology.com Sep 21 2004 10:54PM GMT

Is It Possible To Outlaw Spyware?

Is It Possible To Outlaw Spyware? 11/18/2003 01:53 PM
Now that Congress is rushing around trying to outlaw spam, some are wondering if they should turn their attention to the next big annoyance online: spyware. The problem is that it's very very difficult to write a law outlawing spyware that doesn't also outlaw any number of completely legitimate applications. Right now, many spyware products are perfectly "legal", because they hide the details of what they're doing in the very very very fine print within huge, unreadable license agreements that most people agree to without even getting through the first sentence.

Vince Outlaw

Vince Outlaw 12/11/2003 02:20 PM
<rules. <textStyle>bold</textStyle> <textColor>black</textColor> <textSize>medium</textSize> <internalLink>http://doc.weblogs.com/2003/12/11</internalLink> </rule> <rule> <rule><outlineSpacing>1.5</outlineSpacing></rule> <textColor>black</textColor> </rule> <rule level ="2" to="infinity"> <leftIndent>18</leftIndent> </rule> </rules> Outlaw Radio Vince Outlaw just posted a terrific bunch of pointers to cool stuff he's doing with radio (also Radio) and RSS: I just completed an attempt to duplicate some of the audio material I used for a recent live broadcast on Jazz 88 as enclosures in an RSS enabled weblog. I'm attempting to push it a little further by including Quicktime video in the RSS stream also. I'm trying to move in the direction you are pointing to: The Bob Gibb Memorial Weblog: http://thenewjazzthing.com/categories/theBobGibbMemorialWeb log/index.html Subscribe to the weblog's RSS feed with an enclosure enabled RSS reader, and you get the material I used during my live broadcast last Sunday, November 30, 2003. It's a start in that direction. One thing missing is the scripting, much like an MP3 playlist (or SMIL) to then replay the RSS enclosures as a continuous stream...A SHOW! Does Vince have the perfect surname or what? From now on, I'm calling her Andrei I was driving to pick up the kid yesterday evening when an Andrei Codrescu essay came on NPR. I've always enjoyed Codrescu. He edits Equisite Corpse (an outstanding online pub — take a look around if you're not familiar with it already) when he isn't otherwise busy writing delightful and wise poetry and prose across an endless variety of subjects. So yeah, I like the guy. Anyway, his audio essay, Working for Nothing? was about the spider in his back yard. She made a multi-leveled, many-storied web that stretched from the ground to two oak branches... A meditation on personal industry and the onset of Winter, I assumed. But alas, no... I mention my front yard architect for several reasons. One, she seems a lot more interested in her creation than her prey, though I do not doubt she eats well in such a cleverly designed trap. Second, she conducts her operations unbothered by humans who mow very carefully around her and admire her work. Thirdly, she was very smart to build in a place that was sheltered enough from the elements, and open enough to elicit admiration instead of disgust. And fourthly, she was lucky. She squatted on a liberals' lawn. Now I should be so lucky. Or you. The only analogy in the human world is an Internet habitat called a blog. The blog is the grapho-egomaniac's perfect outlet. It's a daily, hourly or perpetual diary belonging souley to a writer and her thoughts. These thoughts are made public to the world every time a writer is at a keyboard. Which is, in some cases, twenty-four seven. Some people cruising by will read the postings and respond to them with thoughts of their own. Or even better, some admiration. And some move into the blog, reacting to the writer's every entry with one of their own. Like a family member. And all in real time. Eventualy a small community is born, with the blogger in the center of the web, entertaining or devouring the haphazard relatives or any number of guests. Today there are literally millions of blogmasters on the Web, each of them spiderlike at the center of their own world. Most of them believe doubtlessly that this is all the world they need and that they're the center, not just of their private world, but that of the world itself. In the real world Winter comes and even the greatest spider dies eventually. The blog will likewise go on, until the blogger runs out of room on the server and can't pay the bill. Then it's clear not only that there is a bigger world, but students of webs and blogs who watch and wonder about all the work. We've been watching a spider too, every evening, here on our front porch in Santa Barbara. By the time we go outside to sit and look at the stars before bedtime, she's built a new web, and sits in its exact middle, waiting for prey. In the morning, the web is still there, slightly tattered. The spider is back up under the gutter somewhere, waiting for darkness. I'm sure she'll be back out there again tonight, looking bigger and nastier than ever. The only difference will be her name. Platformations Brad Spry is a new eponymous blog that explores its author's new computing platform: OS X. Me, I'm (hopefully) setting (in several cases, re-setting) up no less than four Linux boxen tomorrow. Should be fun.

SMB for FUSE 0.5

SMB for FUSE 0.5 11/04/2003 01:57 AM
A tool for mounting the network neighbourhood.

Fuse 0.6.2.1

Fuse 0.6.2.1 02/19/2004 03:31 PM
An emulator of the 1980s home computer and various clones.

Fuse 0.7.0

Fuse 0.7.0 07/18/2004 03:59 AM
An emulator of the 1980s home computer and various clones.

Fuse 0.6.2

Fuse 0.6.2 02/11/2004 09:51 PM
An emulator of the 1980s home computer and various clones.

New Outlaw Game On the Horizon

New Outlaw Game On the Horizon 06/11/2004 04:09 PM
ZDNet Jun 11 2004 8:19PM GMT

Australia Looking To Outlaw Spyware

Australia Looking To Outlaw Spyware 12/26/2003 01:45 PM
Over in Australia, they've realized that as they try to slow down the spam tide, the worst spam scammers have moved from spam on to spyware. Thus, they're now talking about outlawing spyware - at which point the scammers will move on to something else. While I do think something needs to be done about spyware, I wonder how they're going to define spyware. Whenever politicians start outlawing technologies, there's a big risk that they'll do such a bad job of defining the software, that plenty of legitimate applications get banned as well. In the case of spyware, I guess the focus should be on applications that are installed without the computer owner's clear consent (which means not sneaking approval into an end user license agreement either).

Fuse CMS 0.4.1 released

Fuse CMS 0.4.1 released 07/13/2002 01:01 PM
Fuse is a Content Management System, born as a PHP-Nuke clone, designed to take advantage of mod_perl and HTML::Mason's features, including template and theme creation, compilation and caching of code, and extendability.

'Spyware' Would Be Tricky to Outlaw,
Group Says

'Spyware' Would Be Tricky to Outlaw,
Group Says 11/18/2003 03:17 PM
Boston Globe Nov 18 2003 2:38PM ET

Australia to outlaw suicide Web sites

Australia to outlaw suicide Web sites 06/24/2005 03:22 PM
ZDNet Jun 24 2005 1:43PM GMT

NY Senator bids to outlaw spyware

NY Senator bids to outlaw spyware 04/26/2004 07:36 AM
Computer Shopper Apr 26 2004 11:54AM GMT

Tubesville: Outlaw Audio Design

Tubesville: Outlaw Audio Design 07/29/2004 11:30 AM

One of my favorite things about New York is the perpetual discovery of new things that were right under my nose. Case in point: Tubesville, a local shop owned by Blackie Pagano that specializes in custom-built tube amplifiers and hi-fi systems, including the one-offs of the Noise Outlaw Audiodesign series, a set of bespoke audio equipment that usual starts around $3,000 apiece. Each unit is hand-hand to the customer's specifications and is never exactly duplicated (it looks like the Tricky and Powertrip amps can be bought without much customization).

But anyway, it's really amazing looking work (check out this iPod dock and speakers inside a retrofitted victrola ) and as soon as I figured out where Ludlow Street and what shoes I should wear, I'm going to have to go check Pagano's work out in person.

Read - Outlaw Audiodesign Gallery [Tubesville]

US Copyright Office Wants to outlaw
VCRs?

US Copyright Office Wants to outlaw
VCRs? 07/23/2004 11:43 AM
Ernest Miller writes:

Yesterday, Marybeth Peters, the head of the US Copyright Office, testified before the Senate regarding the INDUCE Act. Her testimony was even more radical than the RIAA's. Not only did she (inappropriately) explain what outcome the Appeals Court in the Grokster case should reach and argue (wrongly) that the INDUCE Act wouldn't have a chilling effect on innovation, she actually said she thought the INDUCE Act was not enough. The Register of Copyrights argued that the Betamax decision, which made VCRs legal, should be overturned by Congress. Wow.

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Fuse Talk Vunerabilities

Fuse Talk Vunerabilities 05/05/2004 12:29 PM
Stuart Jamieson (May 05 2004)
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