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Roaming is Hot Topic of the Day

Roaming is Hot Topic of the Day 12/05/2003 01:54 PM
">Roaming is a key requirement for Wi-Fi to take off but this writer is clueless: She seems to think that Intel's Centrino marketing program has something to do with roaming when really it's just an advertising push. The focus of this story is on technical challenges to roaming but she's missing the main issue. The technical challenges are small compared to the need for service providers to make agreements with each other so that a subscription to one service lets users access virtually any available hot spot. With those deals in place, more customers are likely to sign up for susbscriptions. She also includes some shameless promotion of a company that does business with her publisher. She cites Zinio as a "chief" player in marketing value-added Wi-Fi services. It looks to me like Zinio reformats magazines so that they look nice on handheld devices. What on earth does that have to do with roaming?? What a poor example of journalism....

CRM Hot Topic: Get the CRM Toolkit

CRM Hot Topic: Get the CRM Toolkit 02/12/2004 04:08 AM
PublicTechnology.net Feb 12 2004 8:06AM GMT

MicroRNA Is a Big Topic in Bio

MicroRNA Is a Big Topic in Bio 03/30/2005 06:48 AM
Researchers are devoting considerable resources of late to microRNA, a tiny component of the human genome that can stifle the production of proteins. Scientists say the gene regulator could play a role in treating a range of diseases. By Kristen Philipkoski.

What are topic maps? (XML.com)

What are topic maps? (XML.com) 09/12/2002 12:08 PM

What Are Topic Maps?

What Are Topic Maps? 09/12/2002 07:48 AM
An introduction to XML Topic Maps, an XML standard that can be used to index and capture relationships between concepts, improving the findability of information.

Staying On Topic

Staying On Topic 05/22/2004 12:31 PM
A deceptively simple little one-pager by Geoff Arnold; if you’re not spending part of your time thinking in the way that Geoff suggests, you’re probably part of the problem, not part of the solution.

Hot Topic: ID Cards

Hot Topic: ID Cards 04/27/2004 08:08 PM
PublicTechnology.net Apr 28 2004 0:22AM GMT

CRM Hot Topic: How to get help from the
national CRM programme

CRM Hot Topic: How to get help from the
national CRM programme 02/12/2004 04:08 AM
PublicTechnology.net Feb 12 2004 8:06AM GMT

Hot Topic: Should the BCS ditch its
computers?

Hot Topic: Should the BCS ditch its
computers? 01/26/2004 06:58 AM
CNET Jan 26 2004 11:23AM GMT

Off Topic: and you thought SUVs were
bad?

Off Topic: and you thought SUVs were
bad? 09/14/2004 12:12 AM
I just had to share this, because it blew my mind. Browsing the Lounge today, I met America's newest forthcoming monster-sized vehicle, and I'm not joking about monster. If cars bore you, just ignore this.

Security Is Topic A for U.S. Basketball

Security Is Topic A for U.S. Basketball 04/29/2004 12:07 PM
The overarching international concern as the Athens Games approach is security. For U.S. basketball officials, the more ambiguity, the better.

Boys Vs. Girls at Hot Topic

Boys Vs. Girls at Hot Topic 05/20/2004 12:56 PM
Hot Topic needs to get punk rock girls back on board.

Open Topic Mapping

Open Topic Mapping 04/24/2004 11:42 AM

Some of my favorite people are getting pinged!

I couldn't agree more!

Combined project for topic mapping in blogging?.

I mentioned in my last post that one of my ongoing interests is topic mapping in weblogs. Topic Exchange and K-Collector are two initiatives that I've hyped a lot over the last year. However the blogosphere still doesn't have a mainstream topic-mapping application - and I mean mainstream as in Technorati or Bloglines, apps that are used by a large percentage of bloggers.

Seb Paquet recently re-opened the conversation on topic-mapping in blogs, and Rogers Cadenhead and Dave Winer have been talking about it, so it's on peoples minds. I'd like to suggest the following...

We need to meld the best features of Topic Exchange and K-Collector.

Topic Exchange and K-Collector each has its strengths. K-Collector has a great add-on for Radio Userland, which allows you to easily select relevant topics and add them to the community server. Topic Exchange requires you to send a trackback ping to its server for each topic, which makes it more open and extensible but also more effort for the blogger. Topic Exchange has a strong user community - it's like an open source project. K-Collector seems to be aiming at a corporate market and so that's where their development focus is I think. Nothing wrong with that per se, but it does mean I'm more emotionally attached to Topic Exchange these days.

So the two development efforts can learn from each other. For example, it'd be great if Topic Exchange can automate its ping process a bit more (I'll try and think more about this, so I can offer some potential solutions), and K-Collector can keep the blogosphere in the loop regarding its continued development (e.g. more updates, especially to the mailing list).

I wonder if it's worthwhile merging Topic Exchange and K-Collector? There is so much talent in each project, but perhaps topic mapping has its best chance of gaining mainstream acceptance if we work under one umbrella "project". What do you reckon, am I getting all hippie about this or is a combined project a viable solution?

Cross-posted to Topic Exchange and K-Collector

[Read/Write Web]

Viruses a hot topic at AUGD

Viruses a hot topic at AUGD 05/10/2004 10:18 AM
An inquiry about educating MUG (Mac User Group) members on the high-profile issue of computer viruses is currently a hot topic on the Apple User Group Discussion List (AUGD)...

Perl Certifications are a hot topic
(again)

Perl Certifications are a hot topic
(again) 01/10/2004 08:59 PM
Open source programmers are more likely to be judged by their reputation, their profile in Google, and their available source, unlike something like a ...

Topic Auto-Discovery

Topic Auto-Discovery 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
The introduction of topic servers like the Internet Topic Exchange and Reversible started me thinking about TrackBack, and how to...

Guestbooks - An Optimization Topic That
Just Won't Die

Guestbooks - An Optimization Topic That
Just Won't Die 11/17/2002 09:46 PM
If there is a by-line to Optimization 2002, one of the candidates would have to be, The Year of The Guestbook.

Today's topic for discussion

Today's topic for discussion 03/19/2003 10:26 PM
Does using OTP (One Time Passwords) for electronic banking give a significant security improvement over certificate based solutions?...

The Internet Topic Exchange

The Internet Topic Exchange 01/20/2003 01:18 AM
The Internet Topic Exchange. Here's another incredible example of the kind of rich interaction that people are now doing on the Internet. Uses trackback as the mechanism to link blogs together into categories and groups.

Topic Detection and Tracking (TDT)

Topic Detection and Tracking (TDT) 04/09/2005 07:19 AM
Topic Detection and Tracking (TDT)
http://www.itl.n ist.gov/iaui/894.01/tests/tdt/

Topic Detection and Tracking research was pursued under the DARPA Translingual Information Detection, Extraction, and Summarization (TIDES) program. Since the TIDES program ends in 2005, the timing and scope of the next TDT evaluation is contigent on resolving funding issues. More will be known early in 2005. Stay tuned to the TDT mailing list and this site for details. TDT research develops algorithms for discovering and threading together topically related material in streams of data such as newswire and broadcast news in both English and Mandarin Chinese. The overview paper "Multilingual Topic Detection and Tracking: Successful Research Enabled by Corpora and Evaluation," (Wayne LREC2000) describes in more detail the TDT program, the TDT corpora (collections of broadcast news recordings and transcripts), and the TDT technology evaluation paradigm. This has been added to Data Mining Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

Warning: Out-Of-Topic Geek Stuff

Warning: Out-Of-Topic Geek Stuff 06/05/2005 10:47 PM

Hey! I didn't even know that there is even an HTML dialog feature in Frontier. :-)

Featured Topic: Battling spyware

Featured Topic: Battling spyware 08/04/2004 02:35 AM

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“You’ve probably seen the buzz in both the trade and consumer press about the threat spyware applications pose to user privacy. Have you considered how these threats might impact your enterprise and what you’re going to do about it?”…

Topic and Site Monitor From Google

Topic and Site Monitor From Google 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
Monitors a mix of web pages related to topics and emails an update when new topics are available.

"Topic Exchange: Channel
'bl0gtalk_conf.."

"Topic Exchange: Channel
'bl0gtalk_conf.." 07/05/2004 02:40 PM

Topic of Terror Overshadowing All Others
(washingtonpost.com)

Topic of Terror Overshadowing All Others
(washingtonpost.com) 09/03/2004 04:41 AM
and lives to see himself fact-checked .. endless stream of lies

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Torrid: Hot Topic for heavy girls

Torrid: Hot Topic for heavy girls 04/06/2005 02:05 AM
Cory Doctorow: Salon has a fascinating piece on Torrid, a growing chain of alterna-clothing stores for "XL-teens" (overweight kids, apparently mostly or all girls). This is the sister-store to Hot Topic, a wildly successful chain of mall-goth stores that aggregates head-shop wares, hipster tees, Nightmare Before Christmas tchotchkes, etc, and brings them from the Haight to the mall.

The social factors inherent in selling large-sized clothes to teens are really complicated (when a group of girls goes shopping together, do the skinny girls join their heavier friends at the Torrid?) and the article does a good job of turning them up, including a coda about whether a plus-size fashion botique encourages obesity ("You don't lose weight by tough love, whether from your mother or your local clothing store. It's a personal choice, and a difficult choice -- and if I can't do it for myself, I'm not going to do it for the Gap.")

For some girls, even one piece of clothing can mean the difference between enjoying a party and hiding in a corner, or not going at all. Erica Santiago, a 17-year-old with orange-streaked hair, giant rave pants, and zipper-pull earrings, was shopping recently in Torrid's Staten Island store. While fielding calls on her pink cellphone, Erica, who says she feels "really comfortable" with herself at about 185 pounds, described the thrill of finding a trendy bathing suit that fit. "Before, I wouldn't even dare try them on. I would just guess, get home, have them not fit, and then return them," she says, noting that those that did fit were hideous. If forced to go near the water, she'd wear a T-shirt over whatever abomination she'd settled for. At Torrid, however, she found a suit she loves, black with star-shaped studs near the neck. She's now done away with the coverups, she says. "I feel more confident -- really good. It feels great to be able to go to a pool party and actually wear a bathing suit." (Torrid also does big business at prom time and Halloween.)...

But here's the problem with shopping online -- and off -- for teens, though: For many of them, shopping is inherently, or at least ideally, a group event. "Girls especially are incredibly social about shopping," says Callender of Teenage Research. When they shop online, they miss potential hangout time with their friends. But when they shop in an actual store, one that's not wall-to-wall plus sizes, it sucks. "I typically avoid certain stores because the people that work or shop there make me feel uncomfortable, says Savannah Rios, 16, of Las Vegas (who wears size 14 to 16). "There have been a few times where I'll be at a store and I'll ask for my size and they give me a weird look and tell me they don't have it. It's frustrating." But at Torrid, she says, "You feel comfortable when you're in there because you don't have girls looking at you weird because you're not a size zero."

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CRM Hot Topic: Case study - Newham

CRM Hot Topic: Case study - Newham 02/12/2004 04:08 AM
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Topic: identity. Author: anonymous.

Topic: identity. Author: anonymous. 07/08/2004 02:22 PM
The current issue of Digital ID World just arrived. While reading an article about CoreStreet, a company whose identity technologies have intrigued ¹ me< /a> for a while, I noticed something strangely missing from the article: a byline. ...

Local Search - Red Hot Topic - Everyone
Passes

Local Search - Red Hot Topic - Everyone
Passes 11/10/2003 11:11 PM
"At AdTech this week, local search came up in every se related panel I sat in on. The strange back draft from every vendor is the universal belief that Local Search is nothing and will remain nothing for many years to come."

Waypath Topic Streams - Search

Waypath Topic Streams - Search 07/31/2004 05:11 AM
Waypath Topic Streams - Search
http://www.waypath.com /topic/search.html

Waypath Topic Streams mine millions of weblogs for new posts on specific topics. This topic stream covers search engines, technologies and user experiences. This has been added to my Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators Presentation white paper.

Multiple vulnerabilities in Topic
Calendar 1.0.1 for phpBB

Multiple vulnerabilities in Topic
Calendar 1.0.1 for phpBB 03/24/2005 10:54 PM
Alberto Trivero (Mar 23 2005)

Topic Hunter Meta Search In Several
Different Categories

Topic Hunter Meta Search In Several
Different Categories 03/29/2005 01:59 AM
I am generally not a big fan of meta-search engines, but Topic Hunter isn't bad. Actually it's not what I consider a topic search engine -- meta-search engines, to me,...

Working Draft: RDF/Topic Maps
Interoperability

Working Draft: RDF/Topic Maps
Interoperability 03/29/2005 01:51 PM
2005-03-29: The Semantic Web Best Practices and Deployment Working Group has released the First Public Working Draft of A Survey of RDF/Topic Maps Interoperability Proposals. The document is a starting point for establishing standard guidelines for combined usage of the W3C RDF/OWL family and the ISO family of Topic Maps standards. The group expects to publish Survey and Guidelines Working Group Notes based on this draft. Visit the Semantic Web home page. (News archive)

On Sunday Talk Shows, DeLay Is the Hot
Topic

On Sunday Talk Shows, DeLay Is the Hot
Topic 04/17/2005 03:10 PM
A number of Democratic senators squared off with Republicans over the controversy surrounding Tom DeLay, the House majority leader.

Phil sees the light for the Topic
Exchange

Phil sees the light for the Topic
Exchange 06/30/2004 01:04 PM

I believe I have finally seen the light as to how the Internet Topic Exchange (ITE) could be made simpler to use and more viral at once,
taking one cue from my colleague Stephen's recent ridiculously easy shibboleth strategy for putting together conference aggregators and another from Joshua Shachter's now-defunct r eversible.org.

1. Right now submitting a post to a channel requires people to either fill in a form
   on the channel page of their choice or send a TrackBack ping to the
   channel. Both are simple, but still harder than they should. How about
   adding a third option: simply link to the channel in your post. To make it easier, the top of each channel page could even provide some standard boilerplate chunk of the requisite HTML.
   
   


2. In order for this to work the ITE needs to watch the participating weblogs. It already watches for weblog updates,
   so just let people register their blog or feed once and let the ITE
   pick out the posts that link to it as they appear thereafter.

Note that this new option automagically generates visibility for the channels on participating blogs with
every post submitted; this is one of the key elements
that were missing for effective word-of-mouth propagation of awareness
of the Exchange. I'm kicking myself for having taken so long to find a simpler way.



Of course, along with ease of use comes more spam. I've been thinking about this too - more later.

[Phil Pearson]

Using Topic Maps to Extend Relational
Databases

Using Topic Maps to Extend Relational
Databases 03/11/2003 01:22 AM
Relational databases are fast and efficient ways to store data, but they can often be inflexible when application requirements change. Augmenting them with the capabilities of Topic Maps can solve this problem, and enhance interoperability between databases.

Mamamusings made a great post about the
topic

Mamamusings made a great post about the
topic 12/30/2003 04:09 PM
liz on styling syndication feeds .. CSS and Atom .. Liz

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Aggregating Mail Lists, Sorting by Topic

Aggregating Mail Lists, Sorting by Topic 05/12/2004 06:54 PM

The disintegration of e-mail under the corrosive effects of spam has led many people, including me, to assume that mail lists are next to useless as ways to get information out to people. After all, spam filters trap lots of legitimate mail, and who has time to subscribe to and then read all the junk that comes in on various lists, however useful they might be. Zack Rosen just showed me a new project he and Neil Drumm have been working on, and I'm impressed. It's called Progressive Pipes, and it aggregates a bunch of progressive and left-leaning lists into an easy-to-peruse collection of "headlines," namely the subject lines. (Rosen and Drumm both developed technology for the Howard Dean presidential campaign and are now working to bring collaborative tools to a wider activist community.) Progressive Pipes breaks the messages down in several ways, including list names and topics. Among the latter, for example, are "Beat Bush" and "Civil Liberties" among others. Even better, you can subscribe to the site and its sub-categories as RSS feeds. While this is a targeted site -- aimed at one side of the political spectrum -- there's no reason that such an application couldn't be done for any kind of mailing list on any kind of topic. This is clever, and useful.

Weekend Off-topic: Vin Diesel, D&D, and
Hannibal: The Movie

Weekend Off-topic: Vin Diesel, D&D, and
Hannibal: The Movie 06/12/2004 10:10 PM
Weekend Off-topic: Vin Diesel, D&D, and Hannibal: The Movie
Grok Description matches for Hot Topic: RSS
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Crack My Knuckles - by Rob Manuel

Crack My Knuckles - by Rob Manuel 05/11/2004 07:54 AM
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TV on crack

TV on crack 03/22/2005 04:44 PM
Is A&E's "Intervention" the most exploitative reality show ever, or a necessarily brutal snapshot of the perils of addiction?

Just say no to Crack

Just say no to Crack 04/23/2004 02:51 PM
Staking out the high moral ground, a bill would punish those wearing low-riding jeans. It seems that Represe ntative Derrick D. T. Shepherd of Louisiana, a Democrat no less, wants to outlaw low slung pants. Plumbers beware, and stock up on Butt-Crack Caulk! Really, don't they have anything better to legislate besides fashion or holidays?

MD5 crack

MD5 crack 07/07/2004 04:43 AM
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First Crack in the Wall?

First Crack in the Wall? 03/22/2005 03:15 PM
This is the first announced change in the status quo since IBM announced the sale of their entire line of laptops to the Chinese firm Lenovo. As with some other people, I’m still awainting experience to tell us if it’s a good or bad thing. Lenovo will slightly modify the “IBM ThinkPad” brand in the relatively near future, said Lenovo CEO-designate Stephen Ward on Monday at PC Forum, which is taking place here this week….

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Kernel crack

Kernel crack 11/07/2003 05:31 AM
CNET Asia Nov 7 2003 4:44AM ET

New Bluetooth Crack

New Bluetooth Crack 06/05/2005 11:47 PM

Happy Friday:

Cryptographers have discovered a way to hack Bluetooth-enabled devices even when security features are switched on. The discovery may make it even easier for hackers to eavesdrop on conversations and charge their own calls to someone else's cellphone.

"Our attack makes it possible to crack every communication between two Bluetooth devices, and not only if it is the first communication between those devices," says Shaked.

Check out the time required to pull this off:

They show that once an attacker has forced two devices to pair, they can work out the link key in just 0.06 seconds on a Pentium IV-enabled computer, and 0.3 seconds on a Pentium-III. "This is not just a theoretical break, it's practical," says Schneier.

Via New Scientist.

FeedDemon Crack

FeedDemon Crack 06/18/2004 09:27 AM

Dave Winer and Evan Williams commented that the people who shout the loudest are often the ones who have no basis for their anger. I'm reminded of this fact by an email I received this morning. Here's a quote:

"Fix your piece of s--- program! I upgraded to FeedDemon 1.10 and it crashes with 'Win32 device error.' Did you even test this s---?"

I've actually received a number of emails (and one forum post) about this bug, but I have no plans to fix it. Why? Because the error message only appears if you upgrade a cracked version of FeedDemon 1.0. This is a deliberate error message that FeedDemon 1.10 displays when it detects that you upgraded from a specific cracked version of FeedDemon 1.0.

That's right, people who use a pirated version of FeedDemon are emailing me for support. It never ceases to amaze me when people not only steal from me, but also expect me to spend my time answering their questions. And more often than not, the email I've received about this problem reads like something a drunk teenager would write.

I've written about piracy befor e and I'm not planning to start another lengthy rant. But I do have a request for those who have justified their use of cracked versions of my work: don't ask for support. I support my family with sales of my software, and my life is affected - dramatically - by the existence of cracks. Please, if you're using a pirated version of my software, don't expect me to help you.

"Conservative Crack-Up"

"Conservative Crack-Up" 11/19/2003 03:31 PM

How to crack passwords, and why you
should

How to crack passwords, and why you
should 06/05/2005 11:28 PM

Alcohol is the new crack!

Alcohol is the new crack! 01/02/2005 11:10 PM
β€œN ot only is it illegal, but it's becoming increasingly dangerous,” Leggio said of underage drinking. How dangerous? Well apparently dangerous enough that one affluent Kansas City community has decided that it is best to have police spy on teens during high school basketball games. Oh it gets better, apparently a carload of teens is enough for a Lenexa cop to follow you! So the parents should be up in arms right? Nope, they encourage the police, even calling them ("she told dispatchers that when she called home to check on her son, it sounded like a party was going on"). Yet surprisingly, despite this almost police-state like mentality against drinking, atti tudes are slow to change.

Ex-Crack Addict Gives $10K to Art
Gallery (AP)

Ex-Crack Addict Gives $10K to Art
Gallery (AP) 07/22/2004 07:39 AM
AP - A former burglar, alcoholic and crack addict has donated $10,000 to the art gallery where he had panhandled for years after inheriting $187,000 from his long-estranged mother.

UK, US and Canada crack down on Net
scams

UK, US and Canada crack down on Net
scams 04/30/2004 10:50 AM
Closer co-operation

Congress Set to Crack Down on Spyware

Congress Set to Crack Down on Spyware 06/28/2004 12:18 AM
The collective mind of congress is rapidly turning to the fall elections, but some issues are pressing enough to warrant continued attention, among them spyware.

100 years of solitude -- on crack

100 years of solitude -- on crack 01/22/2004 04:56 AM
Latin America's McOndo literary movement drags the butterflies of magical realism into Burger King. With Jorge Franco's narco-saga "Rosario Tijeras," it may have found its first masterpiece.

Slashdot -- Someone Smoking Crack ?

Slashdot -- Someone Smoking Crack ? 03/11/2003 01:22 AM
Slashdot -- Someone Smoking Crack ? Now I know that the Slashdot audience isn't all that reliable at best. Yes we all read it but we rarely trust it. Still I'd expect a little better than this: The Object Prevalence concept, developed by the Prevayler team, and implemented in Java, C#, Smalltalk, Python, Perl, PHP, Ruby and Delphi, can be a great a solution to this mess. The concept is pretty simple: keep all the objects in RAM and serialize the commands that change those objects, optionally saving the whole system to disk every now and then (late at night, for example). [_Go_] Now that's a cool concept. So I did the natural thing and went and looked for the code. Since I'm a php-head, I figured that I'd look there to start. Nope! According to SourceForge, "This project has not released any files". Well I can get by in Perl so I thought "Ok, not my preference but ok". Nope. Well I think Python is neat and people I respect a lot like it. Additionally Guido has just plain guts to make the decision he did regarding mandatory indentation. Break conventions is hard so I figured I'd look at the Python version. Nope! Well once upon a midnight dreary, ... (bag the mock Poe), I did a lot of Pascal. Nope! It turns out that only the C# and Ruby versions exist. I couldn't get the Smalltalk page to come up so I don't have a clue there. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying anything about the concept but just pointing out that this posting is essentially wrong on many of the major details. And, sadly, it doesn't really surprise me at all.

Hackers crack Sony PSP

Hackers crack Sony PSP 06/17/2005 04:44 PM

3D holograms to crack forgeries

3D holograms to crack forgeries 08/11/2004 08:18 AM
A 3D hologram technique could transform how experts spot forged signatures and other handwritten documents.

Madredeus On Crack: A Naifa

Madredeus On Crack: A Naifa 09/14/2004 01:54 AM
As God Is My Cleaning Lady: Crypto-Fado For Bohemian Pagan Popsters. They can't play their classical Fado guitars very well; they have a punky drummer and the Fado singer not only smiles pouts and shakes her hips, but actually seems to enjoy herself! What's become of this country? Are they mad? Reckless, certainly. They call themselves A Naifa and what they've done is taken a massive, ice-crunching Waring Pro blender to all the sacred potions, fruits and flavours of Portuguese traditional music and poured out a vulgar, shameless, disrespectful and utterly delicious shambles of a Pop cocktail. Heresy in old Lisbon? I nearly choked on my 30-year-old aguardente velha, but then realized I was dancing merrily and had already spilt most of it anyway. [Probably not fun for those unfamiliar with the Fado. QuickTime required.]

Crack codes and win prizes

Crack codes and win prizes 10/30/2003 11:25 AM
Fancy a go at the Thawte Crypto Challenge IV?

crack found in foam

crack found in foam 04/07/2005 05:15 AM
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Do You Thrive or Crack Under Pressure?

Do You Thrive or Crack Under Pressure? 09/10/2004 04:44 PM

A crack in DeLay's armor

A crack in DeLay's armor 04/11/2005 10:36 AM
Robert Novak's protestations notwithstanding, a Republican congressman says it's time for the House majority leader to resign.

"Don't do crack; it's a ghetto drug"

"Don't do crack; it's a ghetto drug" 06/19/2004 04:52 PM

Fifteen of us gathered last night for a screening of the 1992 Tim Robbins political satire Bo b Roberts.  This mockumentary of a folksinging conservative Wall Street trader turned politician has held up surprisingly well.  In the background of the movie, President Bush is in the White House and American troops are about to invade Iraq.  Gore Vidal does a great job playing a Ted Kennedy-style career senator.  The songs are fun but sadly the soundtrack has never been made available.

My favorite part of the movie is when Bob Roberts closes a letter to a 7-year-old girl in Vermont with the admonition "Don't do crack; it's a ghetto drug."

This is the perfect movie for an election-year party.

Feds Crack Down On Web Pirates

Feds Crack Down On Web Pirates 04/23/2004 02:48 PM
CBS News Apr 23 2004 6:53PM GMT

Dvorak: I'm smoking crack

Dvorak: I'm smoking crack 03/21/2003 01:36 PM
Apple to switch to Intel processors, at least according to John Dvorak in a brief article over at PC Magazine. No mention in the article of the massive amount of effort required to re-write every piece of mac-compatible software for x86 architecture, or the unlikeliness of developers to be willing to do so having just optimized for OSX, but then, this piece seems to be mostly just bold, unsupported predictions.

where i can give a crack for sims2?

where i can give a crack for sims2? 09/20/2004 03:02 PM
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AutoZone developer says SCO is on crack

AutoZone developer says SCO is on crack 03/06/2004 01:54 AM
SCO Group sued AutoZone (full text of the complaint) for having used their libraries when they migrated to Linux. They don't have any evidence, but rather just say "they did it too fast, so they must have gotten help from IBM and stolen our code". (Note, it didn't have anything to do with the Linux code). The lead developer at AutoZone at the time of the migration writes on Groklaw that the SCO claims is a pile of %$%#$. They...

MasterCard Looks to Crack Down on
Phishing

MasterCard Looks to Crack Down on
Phishing 06/22/2004 10:35 AM
MasterCard is teaming up with digital fraud protection company NameProtect to help shut down online scams.

"I once had a high that not even crack
cocaine could match."

"I once had a high that not even crack
cocaine could match." 05/14/2004 07:22 PM
Cold Turkey by Kurt Vonnegut.

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