Early Word on Amazon 'Stores'
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Early Word on Amazon Stores
Early Word on Amazon Stores
12/22/2003 02:02 AMNew York Times Dec 22 2003 1:48AM ET
16-March-2003 -- Amazon Early Adopters
16-March-2003 -- Amazon Early Adopters
03/19/2003 10:27 PMAmazon Early Adopters -- "Amazon.com is home to the most innovative
products available anywhere, and we're committed to having them...
Early word of Sprint's new video phone
Early word of Sprint's new video phone
01/19/2004 02:53 AMNo photos, but Sprint PCS Info has some details on the Samsung A700,
which they think might be the first Sprint phone to allow video...
Amazon accidentally revealed the real
names of many anonymous reviewers this
week, through a bug in the amazon.ca
back-end
Amazon accidentally revealed the real
names of many anonymous reviewers this
week, through a bug in the amazon.ca
back-end
02/14/2004 03:55 PMunmasked .. glitch
nytimes.com/2004/02/14/technology/14AMAZ.html
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Improvements in Word 2002/XP and Word
2003 for Legal Users
Improvements in Word 2002/XP and Word
2003 for Legal Users
02/01/2005 09:56 PMThis document lists changes made to Word 2002 (XP) and Word 2003 that
are of interest to the legal world. Changes listed include: document
stability and recovery; security; document management; track changes
and compare; formatting; and research.
Opening a Word Document Using the
Word.Application Object
Opening a Word Document Using the
Word.Application Object
07/29/2004 10:09 AMMicrosoft Word 5.1: The Apex of Word
Processing
Microsoft Word 5.1: The Apex of Word
Processing
06/18/2004 12:37 PMPDF2Office Personal - Microsoft Word
Plug-in to Directly Open and Convert PDF
Documents to Microsoft Word Format
PDF2Office Personal - Microsoft Word
Plug-in to Directly Open and Convert PDF
Documents to Microsoft Word Format
08/27/2004 04:07 PMRecosoft's PDF2Office Personal, a PDF to Word converter, adds to a
family of products addressing PDF document conversion. [PRWEB Aug 27,
2004]
Word Rage 2: New Word Order 2.1.1
Word Rage 2: New Word Order 2.1.1
06/01/2004 08:21 PMA challenging, fast-paced game of word guessing.
Word 2003: XML Toolbox for Microsoft
Office Word 2003
Word 2003: XML Toolbox for Microsoft
Office Word 2003
12/03/2003 12:40 AMThis toolbox assists the XML content author and developer working with
the new XML features of Word 2003.
The Word XML Toolbox requires that .NET Programmability Support is
enabled. For .NET Programmability Support to be installed during the
Office 2003 setup, the PIAs require the .NET Framework 1.1 already be
installed. It is recommended that you install the Microsoft .NET
Framework 1.1 before you install Microsoft Office 2003. With the .NET
Framework 1.1 already installed, a complete installation of Office
2003 will install all of the PIAs.
Going to bed early.
Going to bed early.
12/03/2002 11:46 AMYou ever say, "I'm gonna go to bed early." But you never do, then
you say, "I didn't go to bed early yesterday, so I am today." Yet you
still fail to go to bed early. Soon this turns into a week, then a
month, then 4 months, and your still tired.
Too Early?
Too Early?
04/01/2005 12:27 PM Is it too early to declare an April Fool's Day winner? Who cares?
Wikipedia wins.
Wikipedia:April 1, 2005/2005 Britannica
takeover of Wikimedia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Broadcom Says No Early 802.11n
Broadcom Says No Early 802.11n
01/16/2004 11:01 AMTim Higgins gets it straight from the horse's mouth that Broadcom has
no early 802.11n slated: The high throughput standards group was
formed just a few months ago and expects to be done by Oct. 2005.
Earlier reports that Broadcom would release 802.11n silicon relatively
soon were incorrect....
Early web folk art
Early web folk art
03/11/2003 09:43 AMA student of Clay's is compiling a catalog of "early popular web
culture" and she needs our help (via bb). Let's reminisce... Here's a
few things
Early photos
Early photos
07/25/2004 11:14 AMMatt Stoller, who's been helping the DNC figure out what to do about
blogging and bloggers, has just posted photos of the site over at The
Blogging of the President. Amusing captions and even a "Caption it
yourself" contest... Other early photos are here and here....
New Apps, Early and Often?
New Apps, Early and Often?
04/26/2004 07:35 AMLarge enterprises and Microsoft beta testers can look forward to
getting earlier and more frequent access to software under
development.
Early fires
Early fires
05/01/2004 05:26 PM
Remains
of
primordi
al flames Never Be The Really Early Adopter
Never Be The Really Early Adopter
04/17/2005 10:45 AMLooks like there are some
problems with the new Safari included in Mac OS X 10.3.9.
Early edition
Early edition
04/08/2005 12:35 AMIt's Daylight Savings Time, so that means Game.Ars is a day early.
Actually, Thursday night is the new slot for Carl's heapin' helpin' of
gaming goodness. As always, Game.Ars brings you the scoop on the
week's news, including a reason to start thinking about your next PC
upgrade:
Age 3 will support fixed-function cards, all the way up
to the newer shader model 3.0 cards. Obviously, the better your
machine, the nicer your game will look. I would easily expect that the
game has enough high-end graphical features that most folks won't be
able to crank it all the way up right away.
Is that Radeon X800 still looking good to you? There's more this
week, including an update on the seventh installment in the Tomb
Raider Series, another Sims 2 expansion pack, and more.
Early results in
Early results in
12/17/2004 06:40 PMFrom the progeny's elementary school class, which held a mock election
today. Kerry 22 Bush 0 Junior Berkeley is solidly blue. (The Best
Costume on Friday was a kid dressed in fatigues and a cowboy hat, with
a sign saying "Stop Mad Cowboy Disease.)...
too early to conclude
too early to conclude
12/29/2003 03:39 AMcame from Canada:
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3351547.stm
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Early Exits
Early Exits
06/17/2005 04:32 PMRecently a news story in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has led to
widespread outrage. In her article, columnist Susan Paynter tells
a story about a Mom and son who have been relentlessly pursued by
USMC recruiters since her son's 17th birthday. The Mom appears to
be anti-military. The son seems to be weak-willed. When in the
presence of his Mom, his words are anti-military but his resolve
is weak. Without his Mom, he listens to the recruiters and goes
with them when asked. Public opinion is divided. Some proclaim
the story as an example of over zealous warmongers. Some are
sorrowed by the tarnishing of the military image caused by
zealots. Others are angry at a controlling Mom. A few go so far as to
call her unpatriotic. Shots were even taken at the son for not
having enough backbone to either stand up to the recruiters or
stand up to his Mom. Much of the anger directed at the recruiters
is born of fear. People are afraid that their loved ones will be
impressed into the military against their will. This fear is
groundless. Even after signing papers and taking the oath, it's
possible to make an early exit.
Early Presents
Early Presents
12/19/2004 03:04 PMA couple of early presents for you, available in this
site's new Downloads
area.
Early Fevers
Early Fevers
02/10/2004 02:45 AMBabies who develop several fevers in their first year are less likely
to develop allergies later in life.
Christmas came early...and I'm a Jew!
Christmas came early...and I'm a Jew!
12/11/2003 09:39 PMGo see the gingerbread men Jen made for YRSA!!! Oh before I get into
today, I read in The Liberal...
Are You an Early Adopter?
Are You an Early Adopter?
08/23/2004 02:53 PMNotes from the Lab: Loyd goes on a nostalgia trip and discovers
that he's always been an early adopter. It even saved his life once.
Plus: A sneak peek at this week's stories.
Early review of Pentium 4 630
Early review of Pentium 4 630
02/05/2005 09:36 PMAn early review on a French website of the Pentium 4 630, which sports
64-bit support, the NX-bit, and a 2MB L2 cache, gives us a glimpse of
things to come.
Quelle horreur?Three Early Summer Sizzlers
Three Early Summer Sizzlers
06/10/2004 11:07 AMA few stocks worth watching, if only for the heated drama.
AMD to release Sempron early
AMD to release Sempron early
07/27/2004 06:11 PMSun Gives Early Peek at J2EE 1.5
Sun Gives Early Peek at J2EE 1.5
05/07/2004 07:41 AMAt the Serverside Java Symposium, Sun execs say ease of development is
the major theme of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition 1.5 as Sun pushes to
attract more developers.
Two early views of income tax...
Two early views of income tax...
10/29/2003 12:10 AMThanks to Radio 4 for
these two early positions on Income Tax. Nicholas Vansittart, who was
Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1816 put the case for the tax:
"This tax would press less on the lower orders of society
than any tax which could be devised... It was a tax more upon the rich
than upon the poor... When the act was revised, it would be found the
least oppressive and the least objectionable of any tax that had ever
been imposed..."
And a petition for the Corporation of London put the opposing
view:
"Painful experience has only served the more strongly to
root upon their minds a conviction of its injustice, vexation and
oppression ... the manner in which the said tax is carried into
execution, by means of an odious, arbitrary and detestable inquisition
into the most private concerns and circumstances of individuals, is
still more vexatious, unjust and oppressive, hostile to every sense of
freedom, revolting to the feelings of Englishmen, and repugnant to the
principles of the British Constitution; ... the petitioners are deeply
sensible of the depressed state of the agricultural interests, and of
the ruinous effect of such a burden thereon; ... the manufacturing and
trading interests are equally depressed, and equally borne down with
the weight of taxation ... and they confidently hoped, that by such
reductions in the public expenditure... and the abolishing of all
unnecessary places, pensions and sinecures, there would have been no
pretence for the continuation of a tax subversive of freedom, and
destructive of the peace and happiness of the people. [Petition to
Parliament from the Corporation of London]
Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the sheer number of people in
government with a vested interest in not pay lots of tax, the
government was defeated by a huge majority. Read more about the whole
debacle: The Repeal of Income Tax.
Read the comments
Early morning RSS rants
Early morning RSS rants
12/09/2003 10:57 AM
RSS clearly is about to go through another growth spurt. And as
with each other time its eclipsed its former self there are people who
seem to want to take control, redefine it in some bizarre and
undignified way. If people would first study the history of RSS and
see how much it has suffered from this kind of greed, perhaps they'd
back off and just be grateful that there's new technology that makes
the Internet much more useful, and leave it at that. (They usually say
their ignorance is their strength, btw.)
The name RSS is every bit as good as any other name you can
come up with, and it has the advantage that it's the name everyone
uses. Read a marketing text book. It doesn't matter what it's called,
rather that it means something in lots of brains. Trying to make a new
name stick will only make the whole thing weaker.
For example, imagine falling in love with someone. "You're the
perfect person for me," you say. "But your name doesn't communicate
who you are. Let's have a contest to come up with a new name for you."
Now, how clueless would that be?
One more thing. There's a myth going around that there is a way
to do publish-subscribe without polling. Not true. At some level,
every apparently non-polling technology is built on, you guessed it,
polling. It's all just an illusion. Computers don't really do
interrupts. At some level it's polling.
Now, should an aggregator be polling every 30 minutes? The
convention early on was no more than once an hour. But newer
aggregators either never heard of the convention or chose to ignore
it. Some aggregators let the users scan whenever they want. Please
don't do that. Once an hour is enough. Otherwise bandwidth bills won't
scale. Further, there are good ways to optimize this stuff, but that
would require cooperation among members of the community. And this
community is well-known for not cooperating with each other. We let a small
number of people fillibuster the mail lists, people who don't produce
software on either end of the RSS equation, and thereby progress
happens in very small steps if it ever happens at all.
Net-net, it's good that users are taking an interest in RSS.
But it's bad that they're behaving just as the geeks did, selfishly,
in a controlling way, fighting over things that were decided a long
time ago. Human nature comes along for the ride with us on our journey
to more effective communication tools. Can people see the big picture
and let good stuff like RSS rise to the top without pulling it down?
I've become a pessimist over the years, I think they can't help
themselves. So it's a miracle something new happened. Enjoy it while
you can.
"Early morning RSS rants"
"Early morning RSS rants"
12/15/2003 10:29 PMEarly Bird Kit Online!
Early Bird Kit Online!
04/02/2005 11:52 AMConfused about the tent sale? Don't have a participating Wal*mart
near you? Well then get on over to
Walmart.com right now and order your very own
exclusive early bird kit today! Only $29.88 each plus tax and
shipping.
Early Start To Celebration III
Early Start To Celebration III
04/16/2005 06:52 PMThis great cake by Tim Plummer's wife helped the
KSWCC Krew kick off
their week long build up to
Star Wars Celebration III ! ! !
An early eval of Apple's Mac OS X 10.3
An early eval of Apple's Mac OS X 10.3
10/30/2003 11:59 PMApple's BSD-based Mac OS X 10.3 Panther offers 64-bit processor
support and new features wrapped in the latest version of a GUI that
has its roots in the NeXT desktop. While Panther sets a new standard
for ease of use and interface look and feel, it still lacks features
that Linux users have long enjoyed.
The Early Days of Hearing
The Early Days of Hearing
06/21/2004 08:23 PMFor those who study human evolution, the thinking is that the
sensitivity range of human ears is related to the rise of spoken
language.
An early peek at Longhorn
An early peek at Longhorn
04/15/2005 12:27 AMAdvanced search and file-organization features reflect the shift in
computing since XP's debut in 2001.
Protests Come Early, and So Do Arrests
Protests Come Early, and So Do Arrests
08/28/2004 12:45 AMthe tide may be turning ..
NYT
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