Special Report: iMac G5 Reliability

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New Report: Laptop Reliability

New Report: Laptop Reliability 12/22/2004 01:56 AM
Just how reliable are Mac laptops, vs. Windows systems, and where do the issues lie?

Report: iMac G5

Report: iMac G5 09/02/2004 10:29 AM
Readers discuss design elements, price, missing features, desktop comparisons and the elusive "iCheap".

New Report: iMac G5

New Report: iMac G5 09/01/2004 09:58 AM
Readers discuss the brand-new computer, including features, its similarity to other machines, potential problems and whether it makes more sense to buy a Power Mac G5.

Special Report: Whos Next?

Special Report: Whos Next? 06/05/2005 10:57 PM
CIO May 11 2005 4:26AM GMT

Inside Mac Special Report from NAB

Inside Mac Special Report from NAB 05/01/2004 08:14 PM
A special broadcast from NAB on the Inside Mac Radio show is now available as an MP3 download...

Special Report: If Sun builds it, will
you come?

Special Report: If Sun builds it, will
you come? 02/01/2005 09:25 PM
ZDNet Feb 1 2005 1:22PM GMT

Storage special report

Storage special report 02/16/2004 01:19 PM
Computer Weekly Feb 16 2004 5:12PM GMT

Apple preps sub-$500 iMac - report

Apple preps sub-$500 iMac - report 12/29/2004 05:49 AM
Low-cost, TiVo-like living room media computer, anyone?

Report: Apple to Debut Sub-$500 iMac

Report: Apple to Debut Sub-$500 iMac 12/29/2004 01:56 PM
Apple rumor site Think Secret is reporting that the company will unveil a new low-cast iMac at Macworld Expo in January. The new Mac will retail for less than $500 without display and is targeted at iPod users who run Windows, as a way to bring new converts to Apple's offerings.

Special Report: Technology Policy

Special Report: Technology Policy 04/17/2005 07:27 PM
CIO Apr 17 2005 7:08PM GMT

Me TV: Special report--television of the
future

Me TV: Special report--television of the
future 04/11/2005 06:16 AM

NAB special report on Inside Mac Radio

NAB special report on Inside Mac Radio 04/27/2004 07:25 AM
A special broadcast from NAB on the Inside Mac Radio show is now available as an MP3 download...

Other News: Apple Special Report

Other News: Apple Special Report 08/03/2004 11:15 AM
Businessweek has a multiple-article special report on Apple.

Special Report: Mac Mini Survey!

Special Report: Mac Mini Survey! 06/22/2005 02:00 AM
What could make a better comparison for iMac G5 reliability than the Mac Mini? Please take our super-short survey if you manage any Minis!

The Guardian has done a special report
on Guantanamo

The Guardian has done a special report
on Guantanamo 12/04/2003 06:05 AM
sharing a cell with Slobo .. People the law forgot .. not a pretty picture .. lunghissimo

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Special Report: Macworld Boston 2004

Special Report: Macworld Boston 2004 07/14/2004 10:03 AM
Michael Murie covers the highlights of Macworld Boston 2004, from a virtual Steve Jobs to the coolest products.

SPACE.com -- Mars Rover Special Report

SPACE.com -- Mars Rover Special Report 12/31/2003 10:48 PM
Lots more hot Mars rover action here .. launched the first of .. Mars

space.com/marsrover
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CeBIT 2005 Samsung Special Report

CeBIT 2005 Samsung Special Report 03/19/2005 02:41 AM
Trusted Reviews Mar 18 2005 4:52AM GMT

Special BoingBoing report: Live from
SpaceShip One

Special BoingBoing report: Live from
SpaceShip One 06/17/2004 09:49 AM
Paul G. Allen and Burt Rutan's SpaceShip One is scheduled to launch America's first Non-Government, privately funded manned space flight next Monday. Alan Radecki, part of the ground crew stationed at Mojave, is penning pre-flight updates and countdown info. Former BoingBoing guestblogger Todd Lappin has arranged for those first-person accounts to be blogged here.

Background: Link to Mojave airport site with launch info. Link to Rutan's press release on the June 21 launch. Link to Rutan's FAQ. And finally, Alan's first update follows:

Starting today, I plan on sending out a daily update on the activities surrounding the SpaceShipOne launch.

The flight is scheduled to commence at 0630 Monday 6/21, however that is dependent on weather. Should there be a weather delay, such as winds, the folks at Scaled plan on waiting and launching as soon as the weather permits, even if it stretches to the next day.

The public will enter the airport from the main Airport Blvd entrance off of Hwy 58. The airport will open at 3am, but it is pretty much assumed around here that there will be so many people showing up that the roads will be clogged. RVs will be permitted in the day before, with reservations (661/824-2433). I know that there's already 89 coming, some of whom are NASA folks who are bringing a band and everything. Regular vehicles will be charged $10 entrance fee (to help mitigate the huge cost of security that the airport has to bear), and I can't remember the RV cost...check mojaveairport.com for details. Don't try to avoid the traffic by coming in the back entrances...these are for VIPs with passes and tenants with ID badges.

There will be a TFR, and only aircraft with PPR numbers will be permitted into the airspace, starting on Saturday, I believe. Again, see mojaveairport.com for details. If you don't make it onto the airport, you'll still see the firing...it'll be visible for miles. (...) I'll be here starting Sunday afternoon, sleeping in the Mercy quarters. -- Alan

(Thanks, Todd Lappin!)

Special Report: Windows Server Hardware

Special Report: Windows Server Hardware 07/20/2004 01:30 AM

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“For a long time, choosing hardware for a Windows server was an easy job. Everything was 32-bit, and the choices were Compaq, Dell, HP or IBM. If a company had a single vendor policy, all IT had to pick was the number of processors, the amount of memory and whether to go with a rack or tower model. Choices are getting more complicated. The industry faces an uncertain transition to 64-bit technologies with several routes…

BusinessWeek publishes Apple special
report

BusinessWeek publishes Apple special
report 08/03/2004 12:38 PM
BusinessWeek has posted a special report entitled "Apple: The Next Generation."...

The Google Gods (News.com Special
Report)

The Google Gods (News.com Special
Report) 10/31/2002 07:32 PM
News.com: The Google Gods: Does search engine's power threaten Web's independence? Just in time for Halloween! Only a few years ago, when traffic was more evenly distributed among search services, Web sites clamored to get free listings from familiar names such as Lycos and AltaVista. But the dot-com collapse led portals and search engines to sell sponsored links and license editorial results from a third party--a market that Google, based in Mountain View, Calif., has come to dominate since its founding in 1998. [...] Google software engineer Matt Cutts said that the search engine business is healthier and more competitive than ever, with many niche providers and international forces. "What we worry about is providing the best results to users; we don't worry about market share," he said. "That will all work itself out." Thanks, Konstantinos!...

TrendWatch Special Report Finds 120,000+
Workstations in Use by U.S. Studios

TrendWatch Special Report Finds 120,000+
Workstations in Use by U.S. Studios 04/13/2005 02:10 AM
Report presents a detailed 160-page report on U.S. workstation installed base by market and platform for the visual effects/dynamic media and pro video U.S. markets. Based on original TrendWatch research conducted with a wide range of U.S. studios and facilities, the “Workstation Report” outlines the estimated number of workstations in use by type and size of studio/facility. The report also discusses workstation trends by market/segment and what these trends mean for hardware suppliers, software suppliers, studios/facilities and educators. [PRWEB Apr 13, 2005]

Inside Mac Radio posts Mac media special
report

Inside Mac Radio posts Mac media special
report 07/22/2004 01:22 AM
Inside Mac Radio has posted a special report from last week's Macworld Conference & Expo featuring several members of the Macintosh media...

Roger L. Simon: SPECIAL REPORT #1 -
OIL-FOR-FOOD INVESTIGATION

Roger L. Simon: SPECIAL REPORT #1 -
OIL-FOR-FOOD INVESTIGATION 03/28/2005 08:06 AM
SPECIAL REPORT #1 - OIL-FOR-FOOD INVESTIGATION .. REPORT: KOFI KNEW MORE

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Inside Mac Radio posts Digidesign
special report

Inside Mac Radio posts Digidesign
special report 04/30/2004 12:03 PM
Inside Mac Radio has posted its "Digidesign Super Show" with several interviews from NAB 2004...

4 Rising Stars for 2005. Special Report
- Sponsored Link

4 Rising Stars for 2005. Special Report
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al.com: Special Report - Alabama chief
justice removed from office

al.com: Special Report - Alabama chief
justice removed from office 11/14/2003 06:59 AM
removed

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"NW Special Report: Network Performance
Management: Three Key Technology
Challenges"

"NW Special Report: Network Performance
Management: Three Key Technology
Challenges" 05/10/2004 03:10 AM

Inside Mac Radio posts music event
special report

Inside Mac Radio posts music event
special report 01/23/2004 02:19 PM
Inside Mac Radio has posted a special report covering all of the music happenings at this month's Macworld Expo and NAMM events...

Special Report on Google Gmail: Six
Concerns & Three Solutions for Emailers

Special Report on Google Gmail: Six
Concerns & Three Solutions for Emailers 06/09/2004 07:01 PM
Marketing Sherpa Jun 9 2004 11:13PM GMT

Special Report: Beware of backdoor
planted by Bagle/Beagle worm

Special Report: Beware of backdoor
planted by Bagle/Beagle worm 01/23/2004 02:19 PM
CNET Jan 23 2004 8:47AM GMT

Go Digital Special report from Geneva on
first UN digital divide summit

Go Digital Special report from Geneva on
first UN digital divide summit 12/19/2003 01:10 PM
BBC Dec 19 2003 12:00PM ET

Replace iMac G5's Foot With An Arm Using
Apple's iMac G5 VESA Mount Adapter Kit

Replace iMac G5's Foot With An Arm Using
Apple's iMac G5 VESA Mount Adapter Kit 09/01/2004 07:03 PM
By MacDailyNews (via MyAppleMenu)

Apple Issues iMac Moratorium, New iMac
Date

Apple Issues iMac Moratorium, New iMac
Date 07/01/2004 07:09 PM

NewsGator.com reliability

NewsGator.com reliability 03/19/2003 10:24 PM

As you may have noticed, newsgator.com has had some reliability problems over the last couple of weeks. This was affecting the store, support areas, and the news and forum RSS feeds.

We're happy to announce that we have moved to a new hosting facility over the weekend, and anticipate much better reliability and performance now. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused!

DNS propogation may take up to a week; if you notice any problems after that, please let us know.

Good Enough Reliability Tool

Good Enough Reliability Tool 08/11/2004 01:10 AM
Consolidation

Wikipedia Reliability Redux

Wikipedia Reliability Redux 09/09/2004 03:51 AM
It seems we created quite the unexpected monster with our Wikipedia stories from a few weeks ago. The post that generated most of the interest, where Al Fasoldt suggested Wikipedia was outra geous, repugnant and dangerous has also caused quite a bit of activity in many different sectors. A few people took me up on the suggestion that errors be purposely (but temporarily) introduced to Wikipedia, with varying results. Some had the errors corrected, others didn't. This "test" alone generated a storm of controversy. People, including Jimmy Wales (founder of Wikipedia) complained about this kind of "vandalism." While I agree that it's bad, and regret that it's been used a bunch of times, if Wikipedia is to deal with the criticisms it receives, this whole controversy should only make it stronger. And, in fact, that appears to be what's happening. Mark Glaser has a good article summarizing much of the original controversy and spending plenty of time on new plans (from a few different sources including both Jimmy Wales and Ross Mayfield of Socialtext) to work on better ways to demonstrate and prove Wikipedia's reliability and trustworthiness as a source for journalists. This includes formal fact-check procedures and the possibility of a "verified" notation in Wikipedia. Both of these sound like great ideas that should only help to take Wikipedia to the next level. Still, it appears that news organizations like CNN are quite comfortable using Wikipedia as a source, as noted in a recent article where they use it to back up some of the information they provide. This, of course, is horrifying to Fasoldt, who is quoted in the Glaser piece as saying wikis should never be used as a source. As for my conversation with Fasoldt, it continued after that piece and took a turn towards the bizarre. I avoided it for a while, but Fasoldt kept focusing in on the importance of "certified" professionals, which he believed had no place in Wikipedia. He repeated (3 times!) that no one would ever trust a brain surgeon trained only on Wikipedia -- ignoring the fact (which was sent in response) that no one would trust a brain surgeon trained only on the Encyclopedia Britannica either. However, after repeatedly claiming that only certified experts can have an opinion on things, I sent him two academic papers on Wikipedia's reliability and one article by a Columbia journalism professor. It seemed that, here were credible, certified experts showing that Wikipedia appeared to be quite reliable in many cases. Suddenly, it turned out that Fasoldt had no more interest in certified experts -- because those certified experts told him he was wrong. For all his focus on certified experts, I asked him if he thought these certified experts were lying. Fasoldt ignored the question a few times before reverting to direct and repeated insults. Based on this conversation, which included plenty of insults, but not a single instance of him backing up a claim, I'm afraid I still need to lean towards Wikipedia over Al Fasoldt on which is more trustworthy. However, for all the mess this caused, it looks as though the eventual good from these efforts to make Wikipedia more reliable should make it worthwhile.

Putting Linux Reliability to the Test

Putting Linux Reliability to the Test 12/27/2003 12:39 AM

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