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Putting Tektronix to the TestPutting Tektronix to the TestPutting Tektronix to the Test 06/24/2005 09:40 PM A weak fourth quarter and a strong balance sheet prompt some questions. This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)Putting Tektronix to the TestGrok Headline matches for Putting Tektronix to the TestPutting Google to the TestPutting Google to the Test 05/06/2004 10:05 AM Putting Linux reliability to the testPutting Linux reliability to the test 01/09/2004 09:58 PM This article documents the test results and analysis of the Linux kernel and other core OS components, including everything from libraries and device drivers to file systems and networking, all under some fairly adverse conditions, and over lengthy durations. The IBM Linux Technology Center has just finished this comprehensive testing over a period of more than three months. Putting Linux Reliability to the TestPutting Linux Reliability to the Test 12/27/2003 12:39 AM Hot days putting power to the testHot days putting power to the test 07/22/2004 08:07 AM San Jose Mercury News Jul 22 2004 12:02PM GMT LinuxWorld: Putting Linux to the testLinuxWorld: Putting Linux to the test 01/22/2004 04:52 PM ZDNet Jan 22 2004 9:17PM GMT Tektronix Steps Into VoIPTektronix Steps Into VoIP 07/01/2004 12:32 PM Quality is a big issue for VoIP. That's why Tektronix agreed to purchase Inet, a leader in VoIP testing. Tektronix to Acquire 3G Mobile CompanyTektronix to Acquire 3G Mobile Company 06/30/2004 04:59 AM 3G Jun 30 2004 8:22AM GMT Putting The i Into The PodPutting The i Into The Pod 02/01/2005 09:36 PM By Les Minor, Texarkana Gazette ETF Tip No. 5: Putting It All TogetherETF Tip No. 5: Putting It All Together 04/01/2005 03:09 PM Here's the right way to use exchange-traded funds. And we're putting it on waxAnd we're putting it on wax 04/14/2004 10:25 AM Have you ever wanted your very own wax museum? Who hasn't? Well, here's your chance: The Country Music Wax Museum of the Stars is being auctioned on eBay. You'd say I'm putting you onYou'd say I'm putting you on 05/04/2004 07:52 PM Now GQ magazine isn't one I'd normally turn to—for anything, really, let alone a serious story such as this. But a writer has interviewed Colin Powell, Condi Rice, various Pentagon insiders and some unnamed friends of Powell, and they all (save Condi, whom one of the GQ writer's sources calls "a jerk") agree: Colin's tired. Offshoring off-puttingOffshoring off-putting 04/28/2004 05:26 PM San Jose Mercury News Apr 28 2004 9:34PM GMT Putting the "fun" in fungiPutting the "fun" in fungi 12/17/2003 02:46 AM Just got back from what was easily the best meal I've had in Oregon at the Joel Palmer House. Jack, the founder, is a renowned mushroom expert going way back and searches the local forests for truffles, porcinis, and chanterelles, then serves them up in his meals. He captured the essence of mushrooms in every dish. The dishes tended towards hearty and earthy flavors but were also a bit heavy and creamy, which is just fine for winter. He toured the dining area at one point and I got to ask him what he serves in the summer and he said "lots and lots of local berries, but the dishes are best eaten when it is cold outside." Their wine list had an impressive chunk of the entire willamette valley region to offer as well. I really wanted to ask him how risky it was to harvest wild mushrooms specifically to serve customers, but figured it was best to skip that kind of morbid topic at a fine meal ("have you ever served fugu encrusted with death caps?" or "So what are our chances of dying tonight?" probably would have been my questions). If you go, by all means opt for the "mushroom madness" prix fixe menu which is what I imagine is the closest you could get to judging an Iron Chef battle. There are five courses all based around different mushrooms, then a dessert that includes them as well. The portions started small and light, as they should be, but eventually grew into full sized plates. I had to practically be rolled out of the place by the end. But it was a great place and an amazing experience that I'll be dragging all my out-of-town visitors to enjoy. Putting Ads On Others' AdsPutting Ads On Others' Ads 03/30/2005 05:20 PM A few different sites today are talking about a new service, called Oodle, that lets people do a meta-search for classifieds in specific locations. In other words, you choose the city you live in (they don't offer many yet), and you do a search for "bicycle" and you'll get ads from Craigslist, eBay, the local newspaper and others. It's an interesting idea, but some are wondering about the legality of it. The business model of the company is to put contextual ads along side the results. Deep linking to stories has been shown to be legal (in most places...), but does it get more complicated when you're deeplinking into ads? The obvious answer is that it shouldn't matter at all. Services like this one drive more traffic to the ads, which should make everyone happy. Either way, what's most interesting about this development is that it's, yet another example of how people want advertising that's relevant to them and which they have control over. Classified ads are ads after all. So, is there really a business model in placing contextual, machine generated ads next to ads that people are specifically searching for? It seems like a stretch. Feds Consider Putting AFeds Consider Putting A 09/16/2004 10:42 PM Techzonez Sep 17 2004 2:54AM GMT Putting together PDF filesPutting together PDF files 06/17/2004 08:21 AM There are times when you need to combine multiple files from diverse sources into a single PDF file. In Windows or the MacOS it's easy -- use Adobe Acrobat. Sadly, Adobe hasn't deigned to put out a version of Acrobat for Linux, but there are a number of Linux utilities available that enable you to quickly and efficiently combine PDF files. This article looks at three command line utilities: Ghostscript, joinPDF, and pdfmeld. Each does a good job of combining PDF files, and they all pack some interesting features. Putting a Value on GooglePutting a Value on Google 06/11/2004 02:02 AM Business Week Jun 11 2004 6:04AM GMT Putting ourselves in their shoesPutting ourselves in their shoes 09/22/2004 10:33 AM Juan Cole helps us imagine what life would be like in the United States under Iraq-like conditions. In terms of civilians killed -- it would be as if 9/11 happened every week. Putting RDF to WorkPutting RDF to Work 05/23/2002 10:39 PM Putting a Stop to Fly and TellPutting a Stop to Fly and Tell 01/28/2004 09:14 AM Business Week Jan 28 2004 12:38PM GMT Putting the public into PBSPutting the public into PBS 06/17/2005 03:29 PM Hey folks at PBS, I hear you're ha ving funding problems. Might I suggest taking a spin around the Web to find content released under a Creative Commons license that you can broadcast for free? The Creative Commons site has a content search engine, as does Yahoo! It doesn't look like there's a whole lot of video just yet, but Jason Scott has just released his 5 1/2 hour-long documentary series on BBS technology and culture under a Creative Commons license. The series is not going to cost any money to acquire beyond the $50 the 3-DVD set costs and from what I hear, it's an interesting and professionally produced view of a topic that many in your potential audience might be interested in watching. And perhaps it's time to make the Public Broadcasting Service into just that...media by the people, for the people. A nationwide public access channel that draws the best citizen content from around the country and (this is the important bit) is edited into PBS programming. Or at least take a few hours out of the week for this...I don't want to see Frontline, Sesame Street, Nova, or Newshour with Jim Lehrer taken off the air, but giving the Make magazine gadgeteers a half-hour a week to geek out about hacking stuff seems reasonable. The overall result may feel less professional but a lot more participatory. Putting the Genie Back in the BoxPutting the Genie Back in the Box 06/05/2005 10:59 PM IBM is working with Fox on technology to limit digital television broadcasts to particular local markets. It's a variation on the "broadcast flag" the FCC is imposing on makers of TVs and other digital media devices, but with a twist. The argument for the flag is that it protects intellectual
property, by limiting unauthorized redistribution of digital content.
The IBM/Fox technology, on the other hand, protects business
arrangements. It's designed, I assume, to preserve local advertising
dollars, by forcing users to see content intended for their local
markets. Nothing wrong with companies trying to fight change in their
markets. What's worrisome is when that battle has government on one
side. The danger of the broadcast flag is that it will be the entry
point for all sorts of restrictions that have little to do with
protecting copyright. Putting Together the Longhorn PuzzlePutting Together the Longhorn Puzzle 05/07/2004 05:41 PM Microsoft released more details and a new alpha build of Longhorn at its hardware show this week. Putting Flesh on PhonesPutting Flesh on Phones 04/08/2005 05:10 AM Mobile porn promises to be big -- really big. But how does the sleazy porn industry strike deals with squeaky-clean phone companies? That's where firms like Brickhouse Media step in. Brickhouse president Clinton Fayling talks dirty to Daniel Terdiman. Putting A Clamp On PC PestsPutting A Clamp On PC Pests 01/24/2004 09:13 AM CBS News Jan 24 2004 1:22PM GMT Putting Nature on the PillPutting Nature on the Pill 08/31/2004 02:47 AM Wildlife managers are looking to contraception as a way to control nuisance animals. "putting Reagan on some of the currency""putting Reagan on some of the currency" 06/09/2004 10:23 PM Putting the finger on crimePutting the finger on crime 04/10/2005 12:54 PM Chicago Tribune Apr 10 2005 2:26PM GMT Putting Linux on the desktopPutting Linux on the desktop 05/19/2004 02:44 PM Personal Computer World May 19 2004 6:14PM GMT Putting You in the Tractor's SeatPutting You in the Tractor's Seat 08/14/2004 08:49 PM A new computer game aimed at rural audiences, or those city dwellers with an agrarian bent, lets players plow, plant and risk bankruptcy. Putting the 'Blue' in 'Bluetooth'Putting the 'Blue' in 'Bluetooth' 08/13/2004 08:57 AM ABCNEWS.com Aug 13 2004 12:07PM GMT putting his money where his mouth isputting his money where his mouth is 11/12/2003 01:16 PM can spend $15m+ to oust George Bush .. Celebrity Death Match: Bush v Soros .. pledged to give millions .. $15.5 million .. Here's what washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A24179-2003Nov10?language=printer
Putting iLife To WorkPutting iLife To Work 06/02/2004 08:56 AM Apple's iLife '04 boasts enough power and features that more and more post-production and videography professionals are using it in their studios. What does this consumer app have going for it that makes it a hit with the pros? By Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen, EMediaLive.com (via MyAppleMenu) Putting Screensavers Under ControlPutting Screensavers Under Control 08/03/2004 08:03 PM WebDevInfo Aug 3 2004 11:28PM GMT Putting ads in the hands of the publicPutting ads in the hands of the public 01/11/2004 07:56 AM SiliconValley.com Jan 11 2004 6:31AM ET Putting A Bad Interface On ThingsPutting A Bad Interface On Things 01/27/2003 09:46 AM Putting 2,400 Security Experts In A BoxPutting 2,400 Security Experts In A Box 10/31/2002 03:30 PM A unit of Ernst & Young is migrating its security vulnerability scanning service to a product format, with an appliance that can alert users to systems and applications that are subject to exploitation by known vulnerabilities. Putting the 'vision' in MacrovisionPutting the 'vision' in Macrovision 07/06/2004 09:59 AM CEO Bill Krepick gives forth Putting the Bite on ApplePutting the Bite on Apple 04/16/2004 04:51 AM RealNetworks wants to cut a digital music deal with Apple, according to a memo leaked to The New York Times. If it doesn't get one, it's threatening to go running off with Microsoft. Grok Description matches for Putting Tektronix to the Test GrokA matches for Putting Tektronix to the Test 3D Halo 2 Screenshot3D Halo 2 Screenshot 05/28/2004 09:31 PM Halo 2: Warlock 3D ScreenshotHalo 2: Warlock 3D Screenshot 04/10/2005 12:19 PM "Here's a screenshot of the original
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EA Sports is showing off screenshots of 'Madden: Next Gen,'
the working name for the version of Madden for a "next generation"
console. We have it on good word (and really, it's sort of obvious,
timing-wise) that it's a live render of a shot on the Xbox 360. ESPN
will be running a 30 second clip of the game during the NFL draft
coverage on April 23rd.