Failure to communicate

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Intel's failure to communicate

Intel's failure to communicate 12/24/2003 11:06 AM
CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says Intel's struggles in the communications chip business hint at a larger lesson about failed ambition.

Communicator could not communicate with
PC Suite

Communicator could not communicate with
PC Suite 12/25/2004 05:29 PM
All About Symbian Dec 25 2004 9:21PM GMT

Changing the way these two generations
communicate

Changing the way these two generations
communicate 09/01/2004 01:16 PM
newmediazero Sep 1 2004 5:15PM GMT

Council uses SMS to communicate with
citizens

Council uses SMS to communicate with
citizens 09/02/2004 04:18 AM
PublicTechnology.net Sep 2 2004 8:34AM GMT

A team that gleamed--techies can
communicate

A team that gleamed--techies can
communicate 11/14/2003 10:21 AM
ZDNet Nov 14 2003 8:59AM ET

Web sales at Communicate.com quadruple
in 2004

Web sales at Communicate.com quadruple
in 2004 04/02/2005 09:20 AM
InternetRetailer.com Apr 2 2005 12:58PM GMT

More Evidence That People Want Phones To
Communicate

More Evidence That People Want Phones To
Communicate 03/31/2005 07:20 AM
I've been ranting a bit lately about how the mobile carriers have gotten completely carried away with the idea that "content is king." They are forgetting that mobile phones are communications devices first. Almost no one is buying a phone for broadcast style content first. They buy it to communicate -- creating content for each other. Broadcast style content is an additional "nice to have," but it shouldn't be the focus, and the carriers shouldn't be crippling the communications functions just to support the less desirable broadcast ones. Well, here's a bit more evidence to support that viewpoint. Despite all the hype and talk about mobile content and ringtones, mess aging still accounts for 85% of all youth mobile data revenue. In other words, they're chatting with each other much, much more than they're downloading the latest ringtone.

Technology Lets Deaf Communicate Via TV

Technology Lets Deaf Communicate Via TV 01/26/2004 03:02 PM
AP via Newsday Jan 26 2004 6:37PM GMT

Technology Lets Deaf Communicate Via TV
(AP)

Technology Lets Deaf Communicate Via TV
(AP) 01/26/2004 01:54 PM
AP - Taras and Anita Denis are both deaf. But thanks to new technology involving a videophone device mounted on top of both TVs, the couple are able to talk in real time in the method they are most accustomed to — American Sign Language.

speed over internet will help us to
easily communicate with

speed over internet will help us to
easily communicate with 09/12/2004 01:36 AM
TechTree Sep 12 2004 5:45AM GMT

Macworld: PocketMac helps Mac,
Smartphones communicate

Macworld: PocketMac helps Mac,
Smartphones communicate 01/05/2004 03:40 AM
Information Appliance Associates, who brought Mac compatibility to Pocket PCs with their PocketMac software, announced the release of PocketMac Smartphone Edition, which gives Smartphone owners the same functionality.

EmbroidMe Uses JADE Technologies, Inc.’s
RapidList to Communicate with Customers

EmbroidMe Uses JADE Technologies, Inc.’s
RapidList to Communicate with Customers 04/14/2005 02:12 AM
JADE Technologies, Inc. of Brookfield, Wisconsin, have announced that EmbroidMe will communicate with its customers with JADE’s software, RapidList. [PRWEB Apr 14, 2005]

CNN.com - NASA unable to communicate
with Mars rover - Jan. 22, 2004

CNN.com - NASA unable to communicate
with Mars rover - Jan. 22, 2004 01/23/2004 08:47 PM

The Kringle Shoppe uses JADE
Technologies, Inc.’s RapidList to
Communicate with Customers

The Kringle Shoppe uses JADE
Technologies, Inc.’s RapidList to
Communicate with Customers 03/31/2005 03:31 AM
JADE Technologies, Inc. of Brookfield, Wisconsin, have announced that they will be helping The Kringle Shoppe communicate with it’s customers with JADE’s software, RapidList. [PRWEB Mar 31, 2005]

Dubai eGovernment launches monthly
magazine to communicate latest
developments in eServices

Dubai eGovernment launches monthly
magazine to communicate latest
developments in eServices 12/13/2003 05:59 AM
AME Info Dec 13 2003 4:32AM ET

Instant, computerized notification
system to communicate patients'
end-of-life wishes - OHSU

Instant, computerized notification
system to communicate patients'
end-of-life wishes - OHSU 04/08/2005 10:51 PM
Medical News Today Apr 9 2005 3:41AM GMT

Catholic Literary Internet Magazine
Seeks to Provide Imaginative Literature,
Communicate Gospel Message

Catholic Literary Internet Magazine
Seeks to Provide Imaginative Literature,
Communicate Gospel Message 04/02/2005 11:22 AM
Catholic Online Apr 2 2005 3:27PM GMT

Cazarin Web Group Develops a New Product
that will Revolutionize the Way Golf
Courses Manage Their Business and
Communicate with Their Customers

Cazarin Web Group Develops a New Product
that will Revolutionize the Way Golf
Courses Manage Their Business and
Communicate with Their Customers 04/07/2005 02:29 AM
Cazarin Web Group today released Cyber Caddy, an online golf management and communications tool to over 15,000 Golf facilities nationwide. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]

R-BGAN and BGAN networks set to change
the way we communicate

R-BGAN and BGAN networks set to change
the way we communicate 06/22/2005 02:13 AM
Channel NewsAsia Jun 22 2005 6:33AM GMT

Failure

Failure 12/02/2003 01:19 AM
I'm pretty sure the mall I work in is a failure, either that or I am a plague on shoppers. I easily found a...

"miserable failure"

"miserable failure" 10/31/2003 03:55 AM

Market Failure

Market Failure 09/19/2004 11:31 PM
Right now we are encountering an irritating failure of the free market. We had some ductwork done a couple of months ago, and have a chunk of missing drywall in our living room. There are some other bits and pieces of drywalling that need doing here and there around the house, too. No problem, call up an expert, right? Wrong. At this moment in Vancouver, no drywaller can be bothered to take on a job that’s only one or two days’ work; they’re all coasting along doing ten-thousand-dollar-and-up mansion renovations. Drywalling is tricky, irritating, messy work best left to professionals... but it looks like we’re going to be taking it on. At any Vancouver social gathering, the general unavailability of tradespeople is a reliable conversation-starter. Hey kids, consider staying away from that expensive and arduous college education and taking up a trade; for damn sure your job won’t get outsourced to another continent.

"Fighting Failure"

"Fighting Failure" 09/27/2004 11:18 AM

Sudan: a failure of will

Sudan: a failure of will 07/31/2004 08:33 PM

The Passion of the Present

A failure of will

Forces from across the world are poised to help the people of Darfur, but no nation has the will to move forward.

We are in a tragic and signal moment, a catalytic moment, where the world sees the need, has the means, and yet continues to experience a failure of will.

...Now it is the public's turn. It is our turn. The time is now for our action. We must ask our leaders to act now, not in 30 days.

All key elements are in place, except the will to launch the rescue of Darfur in earnest.

A call to action that you should all read. This is "low hanging fruit" on the "lets do something good today" tree. Take some action today.

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A failure of vision

A failure of vision 07/22/2004 11:19 PM
Gen John Keane, Army Vice Chief of Staff (the Army's #2) in testimony before the House Armed Services Committe on July 15th.

“The intellectual capital to prepare ourselves properly for an insurgency was not there,”

“There were very few people who actually envisioned, honestly, before the war, what we are dealing with now after the regime went down.” 

“We have a lot of young folks that paid the price for that lack of foresight. Am I correct?” Rep. Ike Skelton (D-MO), the committee’s ranking Democrat, asked.

“Right, yes, sir,” Keane replied.

NOTE:  Of course, not everyone had a failure of vision on this.

Hardware failure

Hardware failure 03/26/2005 12:57 PM
SFC.  American Democrats travel to Iraq, talk to leaders, and come away impressed. The grind of 4th gen global guerrilla warfare isn't visible at the top.  All the well intentioned leadership in the world doesn't matter if the state's system is fundamentally broken and unable to reboot.

CAN SPAM: Still A Failure

CAN SPAM: Still A Failure 06/30/2004 01:07 PM
I'm sure this will surprise, well, no one, but the CAN SPAM Act still hasn't done anything to slow down spam. In fact, it looks like even fewer spam messages are complying with the requirements in the law. When it was first passed, many people said that it would take some time for spammers to understand the law and add in the required info. Instead, it looks like (despite the series of lawsuits filed), most spammers don't care at all. Out of 547,685 messages studied, only 71 complied with the law: 0.013% That number seems way too low. In fact, another study, says that they found nearly 10% complied. That's still low, but it's a lot more than 0.013%. That second study also noted, by the way, that Viagra is the king of spam, as 14.1% of all spam messages now advertise the drug. So, is it time to change tactics? People seem to be getting worked up over an MSNBC story saying the FTC is considering a bounty system, but that isn't news. They announced it over a month ago, and it doesn't appear as if anything has changed. All the MSNBC piece adds to the debate is that people on both sides of the spam issue think it's a terrible idea that will cause more problems than it solves. Sounds like nothing new at all...

miserable failure

miserable failure 12/05/2003 12:28 PM
A Google Search for "miserable failure" yields some hilarious results.

"Miserable Failure"

"Miserable Failure" 12/06/2003 10:14 PM

Iomega Revs Up For Failure

Iomega Revs Up For Failure 04/12/2004 11:31 AM
JOEL JOHNSON -- Iomega, most known for its once-popular Zip drives, has released a new product line, the Rev 35GB/90GB. Essentially a bigger, better Zip drive, the misleading name comes from the Rev's capacity if the data is compressed--sort of like calling a 700MB CD a 'Gigabyte Optical Medium' because,...

Beagle 2 Failure Analyzed

Beagle 2 Failure Analyzed 05/22/2004 03:51 AM

Kerry's looking for American failure --
and he's it

Kerry's looking for American failure --
and he's it 09/26/2004 09:24 PM

Failure of ERP readiness starts at the
top

Failure of ERP readiness starts at the
top 04/20/2004 09:54 AM
ZDNet Apr 20 2004 2:20PM GMT

C, Objective-C, C++... D! Future Or
failure?

C, Objective-C, C++... D! Future Or
failure? 04/19/2004 08:32 AM

Time to get off of the failure train

Time to get off of the failure train 07/27/2004 11:18 PM

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Deb Shinder of WinXP News discusses how Internet Explorer is bound to catch up with you if use of this problematic browser continues. Heck, even the government has been working to alert people to IE’s shortcomings. I have said it once and I will say it again, stop using IE. Use Opera, Mozilla or whatever, but stop placing the security of your PC in the hands of a browser with a failing track record….

Panel: FBI miserable failure

Panel: FBI miserable failure 04/13/2004 11:22 AM

Hubble hit by instrument failure

Hubble hit by instrument failure 08/07/2004 01:31 PM
One of the four instruments on board the Hubble Space Telescope has stopped working, US space agency Nasa says.

A Failure of Accountability
(washingtonpost.com)

A Failure of Accountability
(washingtonpost.com) 08/29/2004 10:55 AM
it's still ok I guess .. WashPo

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A42711-2004Aug28.html
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What Failure Rate Do You Want To Start
With?

What Failure Rate Do You Want To Start
With? 08/27/2004 02:03 PM
A new train system in the UK is causing problems with commuters, with doors not opening at stations because of problems with satellite.
"Keep a sense of perspective on this," claims Southern spokesman. "We run over 1,700 services every day, day in, day out."
Well, keep a sense of perspective on this, Mr. Spokesman. Do we send new doctors into the field and tolerate them when the these new doctors kill one or two patients daily? Give them time, the doctors will get better.
Do we employ new cooks in restaurants, and have a few cases of food poisoning daily? Give them time, the cooks will get better.
Granted, this is no life-or-death situation here, but hey, we learnt in Computer Science 101 that when you introduce new systems, make sure you have fall-back plans that will work.
It will be a sad day when it is taken for granted that new systems will always not work perfectly. It will be a sad day when it is the norm for the actual users to be the beta testers.
"Ooops, sorry. I've just killed your husband. Sorry, but we will get better. New chef, you know? Here's a voucher for your next meal. See you again!"
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Lists of Bests : Phobos Entertainment's
"100 Science Fiction Books You Just Have
to Read"

Lists of Bests : Phobos Entertainment's
"100 Science Fiction Books You Just Have
to Read" 08/18/2004 08:54 PM
Lists of Bests : Phobos Entertainment's "100 Science Fiction Books You Just Have to Read" .. 100 livros de FC que você deveria ler

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Were All The Good Science Fiction Ideas
Already Taken?

Were All The Good Science Fiction Ideas
Already Taken? 06/17/2005 03:33 PM
Science fiction often inspires, if not predicts, real scientific developments. But animated fiction? Yes, two professors are now working on a "teleporting" mechanism inspired by claymation such as Wallace and Gromit, the popular animated duo of movie fame. Sounds kind of dubious, but when you read the details it sounds fairly straightforward. The goal is to digitize an object, send it over a network, and reproduce it with synthetic particles on the other end. So you could have a live representation of, say, someone during a videoconference. It actually sounds less like teleporting and more like Star Wars (live holographic images of people beamed across space) meets rapid prototyping (replicating an image with synthetic particles). Still, it could be pretty interesting, even if it's a ways off. Maybe in the meantime they can develop one of those pairs of pants that lets you walk on the ceiling.

A good read (11:27 AM)

A good read (11:27 AM) 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
I suggest everyone read this Spinsanity article. It's well balanced and counters myths on both sides of the fence.

Read any good terrorist books lately?

Read any good terrorist books lately? 09/21/2004 01:05 PM
Among many other unfortunate provisions in the Patriot Act, passed in haste and hysteria in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, there's one that's especially loathsome to American values: It gives the government an unprecedented and scary carte blanche to paw through library and bookstore records to see what you've been reading. If you believe that such records might actually help the government nail the next wave of al-Qaida terrorists, then you don't have to do anything. But if you believe, as I do, that this particular power is useless for that goal -- but might prove handy for John Ashcroft and successors should they decide that, for example, citizens who read too many books about subject X might warrant close surveillance -- then you should go here and sign the petition by the Campaign for Reader Privacy, a coalition of booksellers, librarians and writers, to push Congress to change this un-American law.

This particular part of the Patriot Act is one of those stealth provisions that simply invites government abuse. Consider: "The FBI may request the records secretly; it is not required to prove that there is 'probable cause' to believe the person whose records are being sought has committed a crime; and the bookseller or librarian who receives an order is prohibited from revealing it to anyone except those whose help is needed to produce the records."

This isn't the sort of power we should trust in any government's hands; given the current administration's record, it's even scarier.

A good read for NetWare 6.5 users

A good read for NetWare 6.5 users 01/17/2004 10:56 PM
Books about NetWare have been hard to come by for a number of years now. While there's always at least one "CNE Guide" for each version of the network operating system, getting a good reference - the kind you use to look up stuff, rather than one you read through before taking a test - has been difficult. But finally, there's a guide for NetWare 6.5.

Read Any Good Books on Your Mobile Phone
Lately? (Reuters)

Read Any Good Books on Your Mobile Phone
Lately? (Reuters) 08/08/2004 10:55 PM
Reuters - The copyright for China's first novel to be delivered by mobile phone text messaging, featuring an extra-marital love affair, has been sold by a Beijing-based wireless business operator, Xinhua news agency reported.

A Web Offer Too Good to Be True? Read
the Fine Print

A Web Offer Too Good to Be True? Read
the Fine Print 12/25/2004 11:00 PM
New York Times Dec 26 2004 2:26AM GMT

Web offer too good to be true? Read fine
print

Web offer too good to be true? Read fine
print 12/26/2004 07:07 PM
CNET News.com Dec 26 2004 8:41PM GMT

New Futurismic fiction online

New Futurismic fiction online 09/01/2004 07:49 AM
Cory Doctorow: Jeremy sez, "I just posted a new story from Tom Doyle called 'Art's Appreciation' to Futurismic Fiction. The title character is the kind of psychotic violence-prone anti-hero we'll all be cheering for if the spammers, the ad flacks and the copyright goons get their way." Link (Thanks, Jeremy!)

Hugo nominated fiction online

Hugo nominated fiction online 05/11/2004 03:17 PM
Here's a list of this year's Hugo Award nominees, with links to the full text of the nominated works for those that are online (all the short works but one are on the Web! None of the novels, though). Link

Online fiction work sparks debate

Online fiction work sparks debate 02/07/2005 01:49 AM
Tribuneindia.com - Sat Feb 5, 11:06 pm GMT

All Hugo-nominated short fiction now
online

All Hugo-nominated short fiction now
online 05/14/2004 07:41 PM
I noted earlier that all of this year's Hugo-nominated short fiction is online, the sole exception being Neil Gaiman's Study in Emerald -- well, now it's online too! Link (Thanks, John!)

Amazon Hacks Online

Amazon Hacks Online 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
Amazon Hacks is now online as part of the O'Reilly Hacks site. There are 10 hacks in their entirety along with the usual discussion space for the other 90 and, of course, you can contribute your own Amazon hacks to the site.

Locus Online: Science Fiction News,
Reviews, Resources, and Perspectives

Locus Online: Science Fiction News,
Reviews, Resources, and Perspectives 01/04/2005 06:18 PM
Locus Magazine Online .. LocusMag .. Locus

locusmag.com
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SEO Testing is an Online Search Engine
Optimization (SEO) Archive Providing the
Facts, without Fiction

SEO Testing is an Online Search Engine
Optimization (SEO) Archive Providing the
Facts, without Fiction 07/29/2004 02:49 AM
SEO Testing is an online search engine optimization community archive, substantiating the facts and providing the actual workings and techniques of the search engines. [PRWEB Jul 29, 2004]

Now, read Shakespeare online

Now, read Shakespeare online 09/12/2004 07:05 AM
Economictimes.indiatimes.com - Sat Sep 11, 11:51 pm GMT

80% of Online Americans Read Internet
News

80% of Online Americans Read Internet
News 06/02/2004 06:23 PM
“Four out of five adults (80%) who are online report that they have used the Internet to read some kind of news in the last seven days. The types of online news used by the largest numbers of people are the weather (60% of all those online), national news (56%), international news (44%) and local news (36%). Currently 69% of all U.S. adults are online from home, work, school, library or other location.”

/articleshow/847334.cms">Now,
read Shakespeare online

/articleshow/847334.cms">Now,
read Shakespeare online 09/11/2004 07:06 AM
Economictimes.indiatimes.com - Sat Sep 11, 05:48 am GMT

""Two fifths of Americans online have
read political bl0gs.""

""Two fifths of Americans online have
read political bl0gs."" 04/15/2005 12:12 PM

Online Books, Poems, Short Stories -
Read Print

Online Books, Poems, Short Stories -
Read Print 05/07/2004 07:11 PM
Read Print, a collection of public domain books, poems, and short stories .. ReadPrint

readprint.com
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"Online Books, Poems, Short Stories -
Read Print"

"Online Books, Poems, Short Stories -
Read Print" 05/10/2004 03:11 AM

Pileated Pictures Delivers Third Online
Game for Get Ready To Read Site

Pileated Pictures Delivers Third Online
Game for Get Ready To Read Site 09/18/2004 02:01 AM
News.awn.com - Sat Sep 18, 03:28 am GMT

22 Italians (funny, it only read 12 when
I first read it this morning) died in a
bomb blast in Iraq

22 Italians (funny, it only read 12 when
I first read it this morning) died in a
bomb blast in Iraq 11/13/2003 08:53 AM
Bombing comes despite attacks on insurgents .. lourd tribut .. CNN

cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/11/12/sprj.irq.main/index.html
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64-bit PC from eMachines

64-bit PC from eMachines 12/11/2003 02:23 PM
Emachines, which surprised us early this year by becoming one of the first PC manufacturers to come out with a widescreen laptop, stuns us once...

Why the eMachines Model Is Paying Off

Why the eMachines Model Is Paying Off 04/19/2004 01:54 PM
Extreme Tech Apr 19 2004 6:43PM GMT

eMachines Announces Budget PCs

eMachines Announces Budget PCs 06/28/2004 07:40 PM
Gateway's eMachines division launched a trio of new machines on Monday, all geared at a budget-minded audience.

New eMachines desktops hit stores

New eMachines desktops hit stores 06/28/2004 11:49 AM
But Gateway, which wants to place its own brand PCs on store shelves, launches only three new eMachines models.

Welcome to the eMachines Knowledge
Center

Welcome to the eMachines Knowledge
Center 08/07/2004 03:35 AM

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You are supposed to have purchased an eMachines computer to take these courses - but I registered successfully without providing any proof that I own one (just for the record - I just bought one of their new laptops). There are courses on choosing a computer, 64 bit computing, and Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. I can not vouch for the course content….

Emachines 64-bit Athlons Now On Sale

Emachines 64-bit Athlons Now On Sale 12/10/2003 03:03 PM

How Do You Find Good Music Online?

How Do You Find Good Music Online? 12/02/2003 12:14 AM
We've been arguing here for a long time that offering up music for free online is a great (free!) way for musicians to promote themselves. The problem, then, is what happens when lots of musicians follow through on such a plan and there's so much music out there that it's impossible to find what you like? The record labels would have you believe that's why they have A&R guys: to sort through the crap and provide you with the best of the best. Unfortunately, these days, the big labels aren't necessarily looking for the best of the best, but the most marketable to the widest possible audience. The way I find music is that I have a few friends whose musical tastes I trust. They know what I like, and when they say, "hey, you should check out this band," I usually do - and, more often than not, I'm happy I did. Building up those same sorts of "trusted recommender" systems online is possible, but not that easy. Part of the original promise of music sharing networks was that you could find those with similar tastes and look through their collections to find other artists you hadn't heard of - or better yet, communicate with the person directly to see who they might recommend. The record labels, of course, hate this idea, because it takes away their function, and puts promotions into the hands of just about anyone. I like this method much better than the "collaborative filtering" process that's becoming popular again - partly because the record labels can harness it themselves instead of leaving the recommending up to the riff raff. Collaborative filtering looks for all the people who are sort of similar to what you like and looks for other musicians they tend to like, but which you haven't rated yet. The problem here, again, is that it gets watered down. You're only discovering new acts after many others have, and some of the more obscure but great acts may get filtered out. Still, there are some intriguing new collaborative filtering tools that people are gravitating towards. The article discusses the relatively new iRATE radio which has been getting a lot of attention lately. It's basically an online jukebox that uses collaborative filtering to try to hone in on the music you like.

Failure to communicate

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