C# will rule the .NET roost
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E-scams rule the roost in 2003
E-scams rule the roost in 2003
12/30/2003 11:09 PMZDNet Australia Dec 30 2003 9:39PM ET
Will India's outsourcers rule China's
roost?
Will India's outsourcers rule China's
roost?
02/05/2005 09:57 PMNew report hints that India's tech services firms could play a role in
consolidating China's software-outsourcing industry.
Shorts Roost at Children's Place
Shorts Roost at Children's Place
04/09/2004 04:00 PMThe company projects good earnings, so why is it being sold short?
Florence Nightingale's pet owl comes
home to roost (Reuters)
Florence Nightingale's pet owl comes
home to roost (Reuters)
07/29/2004 08:24 AMReuters - Florence Nightingale, the crusading saviour of wounded
soldiers who almost single-handedly turned nursing
into a respected profession, had a soft side too.
Tourists Flock to Massive Vulture Roost
(AP)
Tourists Flock to Massive Vulture Roost
(AP)
01/26/2004 12:36 PMAP - Vultures, thousands of them, pack the limbs of the pine and
cypress trees at Reed Bingham State Park, their menacing beaks and
shiny black feathers forming one of the nation's eeriest natural
spectacles.
The chickens come home to roost from the
neoconning of America
The chickens come home to roost from the
neoconning of America
05/12/2004 04:02 AMEver wonder why the Bush administration couldn't find an Arabic
speaker to be Viceroy of Baghdad, but instead was stuck with
monologuists like Garner and Bremer? You would think that it would
make sense for the American ruler of Iraq to be able to speak to the
Iraqis in their own language. While they may not be plentiful in the
United States, there are over 400 Arabic speakers in the State
Department, plus a number at the Pentagon and the CIA, as well as
former officials from the Reagan and Bush administrators. Maybe
because they all thought occupying Iraq was nuts? Certainly the best
known ones, like Ambassador Chas Freeman, did. Look at what they were
getting into: Has any official United States policy in recent memory
been as feckless as the Bush administration's for postwar Iraq? Can
we, for a moment, recall just some of the assumptions that the
administration announced or embraced? That Americans would be welcomed
as liberators? That we could secure the nation with a force of a
little more than 100,000 troops? That Iraqi oil revenue would be such
that the occupation would pay for itself? That, in accord with our
assumptions on troop requirements and postwar financing, we didn't
really need the kind of international cooperation that the nation had
historically sought for this kind of venture? That, in accord with the
same assumptions, there was no reason not to enact more massive tax
cuts for the rich? With the revelations that have emerged of the
degradation and torture of prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, it's become
particularly clear that the administration gave no real thought to the
challenges at the very heart of occupying another country. Put it all
the assumptions together, as Harold Meyerson did in his brilliant
editorial and the neocon fantasy does seem nuts, doesn't it? The sad
thing is, there aren't any real surprises here. Almost everyone of the
people who knew anything about the Arab world said these assumptions
were nuts before Bush started his war on Iraq. But that wasn't the
answer that Bush wanted. Instead, he turned to people like Prince of
Darkness Richard Perle and Douglas Feith (former registered lobbyists
for Israel and Turkey), who gave him the answers he wanted to hear.
What is the end result? I turn to Meyerson again: the United States,
and the entire Western world, are engaged in a...
In India, the WTO's TRIPS chickens come
home to roost
In India, the WTO's TRIPS chickens come
home to roost
03/24/2005 05:21 AMIndia to their own citizens and to the rest of the developing world:
"If you want to make a WTO omlette, you gotta break a few poor, sick
people eggs."
HotFix Watch: Missing Event rule
generates a missing event when the rule
criteria are matched
HotFix Watch: Missing Event rule
generates a missing event when the rule
criteria are matched
03/06/2004 02:09 AMEU to rule on MS
EU to rule on MS
12/24/2004 12:49 PMUsatoday.com - Tue Dec 21, 08:17 pm GMT
One IDE to Rule Them All?
One IDE to Rule Them All?
12/30/2004 02:48 AMDon Box has an interesting set of
Predictions for 2005. Every one of them is thought-provoking and
well-framed. There is one, though, that I have to push back on: the
surface prediction (#2) is that “Sun will embrace Eclipse”. The
deeper issue here pops up a sentence later, when Don talks about
“unifying on a common tool platform”. Well, as I (and everyone
else who attended) learned at the “IDE Shootout” event at the last
Java One, the Java IDE landscape is like a messy, vigorous, noisy,
public marketplace. Each of the big IDEs is here for the long haul;
and it’s not just Eclipse and NetBeans. Don’t forget Emacs,
JDeveloper, and the IDE with the most fanatical fans of all, IntelliJ
IDEA. Unlike the Windows world, where Visual Studio is all that really
matters, what we have here is an ecosystem, a market, a place where
competition and evolution happen. There is absolutely zero chance that
the Java world will ever “unify on a common tool platform”. Which
is A Good Thing.
the 20% rule
the 20% rule
03/06/2004 01:51 AMEdwards in CA: around 20%
Khanna in the 12th: around 20%
Free culture in the Supreme Court (Eldred v. Ashcroft): around 20%
They Rule
They Rule
05/15/2004 05:47 AMThey Rulehttp://www.TheyRule.netThey Rule aims to provide a glimpse of some of the relationships of
the US ruling class. It takes as its focus the boards of some of the
most powerful U.S. companies, which share many of the same directors.
Some individuals sit on 5, 6 or 7 of the top 500 companies. It allows
users to browse through these interlocking directories and run
searches on the boards and companies. A user can save a map of
connections complete with their annotations and email links to these
maps to others. They Rule is a starting point for research about these
powerful individuals and corporations. This has been added to
Reference Resources and
Business Intelligence
Subject Tracer™ Information Blogs. This will be added to
Business Resources
2004 Internet MiniGuide.
"They Rule"
"They Rule"
05/12/2004 11:09 PM"Seniors Rule"
"Seniors Rule"
09/12/2004 10:05 PMReestablishing the rule of law
Reestablishing the rule of law
08/10/2004 08:41 AMAn Iraqi judge threatens to seek extradition of Ahmed Chalabi and his
nephew on charges of counterfeiting and murder.
Keep out: TV, DVD and computers rule
Keep out: TV, DVD and computers rule
08/12/2004 08:18 PMTelegraph Aug 13 2004 0:33AM GMT
One Profile to Rule Them All
One Profile to Rule Them All
12/24/2004 01:03 PM Instant802 offers manufacturers mass-profile possibility for access
points: Instant802 makes the software for service providers and
manufacturers that runs their APs. For instance, the Gateway AP series
that I have praised in the past uses Instant802 firmware. They've
released an Enterprise Managed AP (EMAP) platform which allows many
APs to be configured as if they were a single AP. This is a
fascinating way to sidestep large-scale management through a cluster
profile, because the platform handles load balancing, beacon
assignment (up to four SSID names per AP), and channel selection. Call
it a plug-and-play enterprise solution....
Who Should Rule The Internet?
Who Should Rule The Internet?
12/17/2003 03:49 AMThe well known libertarian think tank, the Cato Institute is looking
at the question of
whether or not the UN
should gain control over the internet. This was the big question
last week at the United Nations World Summit on the Information
Society. The fear is that giving control over the UN would end up
with rules that went against everything that made the internet
successful. Trying to appease every country would mean that none
would end up being particularly happy. Not surprisingly, the folks at
Cato support leaving the internet as open as possible, and suggest
that to solve the "biggest" problem about jurisdiction, you just use
the location of origin.
URI-Find-Rule-0.6
URI-Find-Rule-0.6
08/14/2004 10:13 AMNew Rule: If you don't know me, don't
call me
New Rule: If you don't know me, don't
call me
01/05/2004 01:47 PMI just posted this at Corante Many2Many: I like Skype. It lets me make
phone calls for free to the other 4M people who have signed up for the
service. The calls go through my computer and they work real good. But
I've just gotten my second random phone call from some
well-intentioned stranger who wants to know if I want to chat.
Actually, I don't. If you call my Skype number randomly, the odds are
just about perfect that you're going to be interrupting something that
I'd rather be doing than speaking with a stranger. And here's how
you...
Rule the world!
Rule the world!
02/17/2004 01:10 PMComputer Times Asia Feb 17 2004 4:55PM GMT
Seniors Rule
Seniors Rule
09/12/2004 06:06 PMPlanetdan's Senior Photo Collection Vol. 1 .. Funny, ha ha, and funny
strange .. actual senior photos .. With commentary .. stereotypical ..
Seniors Rule!
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The rule of the turban
The rule of the turban
06/16/2004 08:32 AMPaul Wolfowitz eulogized the fallen Shiite leader as an Iraqi Abraham
Lincoln. But his group seems more intent on making Iraq conform to the
principles of the Ayatollah Khomeini.
Together We Can Rule the Galaxy
Together We Can Rule the Galaxy
06/17/2005 04:22 PM
On Robert X. Cringely’s idea that Intel will buy Apple.
Do not call rule is Law!
Do not call rule is Law!
03/13/2003 10:20 AMI am going to stand up and dance the Jig. President Bush signed the Do
Not Call legislation. This is...
How to Rule Your Retirement
How to Rule Your Retirement
06/24/2004 11:38 AMDavid and Tom Gardner unveil a new service to help you take control of
your retirement.
Everybody wants to rule the world
Everybody wants to rule the world
04/12/2005 03:39 AM
The 25 largest
empires. The
influential British were first, of course. But the original
Axis of Evil never beat the
Mongols, and
Canada holds more territory than
Rome at
its peak. Watch some amazing animations of the rise and fall of the
Mughals in India. (or
other examples). Only one official
empire
remains today, but speculation on
new candidates abound.
URI-Find-Rule-0.5
URI-Find-Rule-0.5
07/14/2004 05:11 PMSEC to Vote on Rule Changes
SEC to Vote on Rule Changes
04/06/2005 06:15 PMThe Securities and Exchange Commission is set to vote on a package of
rule changes, known as Regulation NMS, which could significantly
affect the way stock markets interact in the United States.
Golden Rule before Cluetrain
Golden Rule before Cluetrain
07/07/2004 07:52 AM
Yesterday, an absolutely gorgeous NY summer day, I took my walk
with my iPod and Doc Searls.
There were two parts to the conversatio
n, the first, a narrative biography about Doc, which was very
useful, I didn't know how he came to be in Silicon Valley for example.
The second half was fairly predictable Doc hype, open source and
Microsoft ad infinitum, as if that was all there was in the software
world, with a new rant about how SCO was screwing with Doc's life,
something I could relate to, because my own life is being screwed
with.
A short comment stuck with me. Doc said of fellow Cluetrainer,
Chris Locke and his alter-id, Rageboy: "The most out-there and
purposely offensive blog. He's a genius, it's brilliant stuff. It's
hostile." Then he laughs.
I've heard him say this before, and I've also heard David
Weinberger say the same thing. They find Locke's cruelty amusing. I
agree that Locke's site is purposely offensive, I might go a little
further, but I wonder if Searls and Weinberger would like it so much
if they were the targets?
Locke directs his hostility at people. I watched as he
humiliated an old girlfriend. How does he get away with this? I
wondered. People still seem to be his friend. I didn't say anything
for fear that he'd go after me. Then he did. How did I offend him? I
honestly don't know.
The Golden Rule comes before The Cluetrain Manifesto. If you
aren't trying to treat people as you would like to be treated,
you can't possibly do good, imho. You guys have taken a big detour, I
think you've lost your way. When I first read the Cluetrain I was
cheering, it was exciting. Now it's degraded and sick. Time for an
intervention. Wake up guys, people matter. I still believe you're
better than this. Much.
Who will rule content in 3G world?
Who will rule content in 3G world?
09/27/2004 03:36 AMMickey News Sep 27 2004 8:11AM GMT
I hate rule books
I hate rule books
12/20/2003 02:38 PM70 fucking pages to print?!?!???!?!?! Goddamn you all.......
DOJ: Big three rule corporate market
DOJ: Big three rule corporate market
06/09/2004 08:24 PMTestimony from a PeopleSoft customer and IBM supports the Justice
Department case that there's not enough competition to allow Oracle's
acquisition plan.
DOJ: Big three rule business market
DOJ: Big three rule business market
06/09/2004 08:53 PMCNET Jun 10 2004 0:24AM GMT
Don't give Iraqis self-rule all at once
Don't give Iraqis self-rule all at once
05/25/2004 03:56 AMCongo Tries to Restore Rule of Law (AP)
Congo Tries to Restore Rule of Law (AP)
06/04/2004 12:56 AMAP - Nights at the Uruguayan U.N. military camp. Days in a courthouse
surrounded by barbed wire, with U.N. peacekeepers on guard outside.
Death threats all the time. This is life for the small team of judges
and prosecutors dispatched here from Congo's distant capital to help
restore the rule of law — and central government authority —
to a tense region still ruled by the gun in the wake of a five-year
war.
They Rule (from Garrett Phelan)
They Rule (from Garrett Phelan)
05/11/2004 02:22 AM.www.theyrule.net .. related link .. today .. see
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Court ready to rule on N
Court ready to rule on N
06/26/2004 07:29 AMTechzonez Jun 26 2004 11:13AM GMT
Iraqis seek self-rule on the net
Iraqis seek self-rule on the net
06/29/2004 04:25 AMIraq is trying to take control of its internet domain name, .iq, from
the firm in Texas which runs it.
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