Tuesday's must-reads
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Tuesday's must reads
Tuesday's must reads
08/17/2004 09:49 AMTuesday's Keynote
Tuesday's Keynote
01/06/2004 01:17 PM Step away from the stuffed animal machine. It's news time. Steve
Jobs' Macworld Expo keynote kicks off this morning. People have been
lining up since 4am. We'll have the details on Call for Help as soon
as Steve stops...
Tuesday's Twiddler
Tuesday's Twiddler
01/16/2004 12:59 PM Tuesday is news day. The first frisbee was produced by Wham-O on this
day in 1957. The YMCA sued the Village People for libel in 1979. The
Friday the 13th virus struck in 1989. A California judge has ruled...
Tuesday's Tiggywinkle
Tuesday's Tiggywinkle
12/29/2003 11:51 PM Stand by for tech news... Eat your niblets, Clarence Birdseye was
born on this day in 1886. Admiral Grace Hopper was born in 1906.
Malkovich is 50. It's Worf's birthday, too. He'll be born in 2340.
Doug Englebart demonstrated...
Tuesday's Timbale
Tuesday's Timbale
01/27/2004 12:38 PMNews time... Andy Hertzfeld, a member of the original Macintosh team,
has created a wonderful Mac history on Foklore.org. Scottish inventor
John Logie Baird demonstrated TV for the first time on this day in
1926. Apollo astronauts, Gus Grissom, Ed...
Tuesday's Turkey Dinner
Tuesday's Turkey Dinner
12/29/2003 11:52 PM Help me, I'm newsing and I can't get up. The first American patent
was issued on this day in 1715. It was for a corn processing
technique. Alfred Nobel invented dynamite in 1867. The first football
play-by-play was broadcast...
Tuesday's Title Bout
Tuesday's Title Bout
03/06/2004 02:09 AM News is next. It's Super Tuesday. I've voted. Have you? NASA is
holding a press conference today at 2p Eastern to announce
"significant findings." Water on Mars? Jimmy Hoffa's remains? Stay
tuned for details. Pioneer 10 was launched on...
Democrats Look to Independents in
Tuesday's Vote
Democrats Look to Independents in
Tuesday's Vote
01/24/2004 02:53 PMThe focus on New Hampshire's independent voters has become sharper in
the final days before the primary.
Ruby Tuesday's Stale Stock
Ruby Tuesday's Stale Stock
04/04/2005 01:50 PMA lowered forecast for the fourth quarter leaves this restuarant
looking bland.
ONLINE EXTRA: Photos of Tuesday's game
ONLINE EXTRA: Photos of Tuesday's game
06/11/2004 08:46 PMReds.enquirer.com - Wed Jun 9, 12:56 pm GMT
Tuesday's BugDay Focuses on Tech
Evangelism
Tuesday's BugDay Focuses on Tech
Evangelism
04/19/2004 09:50 PMThursday's must reads
Thursday's must reads
08/12/2004 09:23 AMThe New York Times and the New Republic have already offered their
mea culpas for failing to question the pre-war intelligence on
Iraq. Today it's the
Washington Post's turn. In a long piece full of office
intrigue and a little sniping to boot, Howard Kurtz says that
the
Post buried stories that called into question the reasons for war.Google Reads
Google Reads
10/29/2003 01:39 PM The
world's largest card file? "Google is in talks with several
publishers to build a service that would allow Web surfers to search
the full text of books online, according to a report this week from
Publishers Weekly's online site."
Wednesday must-reads
Wednesday must-reads
06/23/2004 10:59 AM"Free Reads"
"Free Reads"
04/29/2004 04:26 PMWednesday's must reads
Wednesday's must reads
08/18/2004 10:32 AMAgence France-Presse reports that the
U.S. is disavowing any intent to confront Moqtada Sadr and the
Mahdi Army -- at least while they're holed up in the Imam Ali
mosque.
Thursday's must-reads
Thursday's must-reads
01/23/2004 03:54 AMMeaty Reads
Meaty Reads
03/14/2003 01:09 PM It was winter -- that
is, about the second week in November --and great gusts were rattling
at the windows... So begins Sheridan LeFanu's
Uncle Silas, one
of the good, meaty reads proposed by your friendly Litrix editor. Ah
books... [
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Friday's Must Reads
Friday's Must Reads
08/13/2004 09:01 AMFriday's must-reads
Friday's must-reads
02/13/2004 10:37 AMMonday's must-reads
Monday's must-reads
02/10/2004 02:44 AMWednesday's must-reads
Wednesday's must-reads
01/22/2004 04:55 AMPosted by: Admin (0 Reads)
Posted by: Admin (0 Reads)
01/03/2004 07:28 PMGraphic Design, PHP 4 scripting and programming, Photoshop,
Illustrator, Dreamweaver, ColdFusion, Java, Flash MX, MYSql database
administration, CSS, DHTML ...
Now, a PC that types what it reads in
your mind!
Now, a PC that types what it reads in
your mind!
09/05/2004 07:41 AMWebindia123 Sep 5 2004 11:51AM GMT
Nowhere to hide: who really reads your
e-mail?
Nowhere to hide: who really reads your
e-mail?
06/07/2004 02:44 AMZDNet Jun 7 2004 6:41AM GMT
US Government reads emails
US Government reads emails
05/27/2004 04:47 PMHedlund Reads Yahoo 360
Hedlund Reads Yahoo 360
04/02/2005 12:49 AMCorante Apr 2 2005 5:16AM GMT
Group Reads All of Shakespeare in 1 Day
(AP)
Group Reads All of Shakespeare in 1 Day
(AP)
02/16/2004 08:05 PMAP - To read or not to read. And in 24 hours? That was the question
for the Wellesley College Shakespeare Society, which now has the
answer.
new safari reads atom, too
new safari reads atom, too
06/28/2004 04:38 PMnot bad for a year-old format, getting built into a browser
zell reads his spam? amazing.
zell reads his spam? amazing.
09/03/2004 04:11 PM
Zell
Miller obviously doesn't read Snopes or else he would have known
that Kerry didn't ever intend on arming our military with
sticks
and clubs spitballs.
the
Martini Republic reminds us that in July snopes
debunked the heart of miller's attacks that he delivered in his
keynote on wednesday.
Rowling reads to gathered fans
Rowling reads to gathered fans
08/15/2004 06:08 AMHarry Potter author JK Rowling delights a small group of fans by
giving her first public reading in Scotland for four years.
Captain Ed, who knows more about these
things than I do, reads and concludes
Captain Ed, who knows more about these
things than I do, reads and concludes
09/15/2004 06:10 AMcareer as a
forger
captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/002506.php
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site | 4 links
Jason Kottke reads my DRM talk
Jason Kottke reads my DRM talk
06/19/2004 06:28 PMWoohoo! Jason Kottke has recorded himself reading my Microsoft DRM
talk and dedicated the result to the public domain. I'm unbelievably
flattered by the result, a
36.4MB MP3, and it was great to listen to him read it.
Now I'm just waiting for the mashup mix.
Link
(
Thanks, Jason!)
Pop-up program reads keystrokes, steals
passwords
Pop-up program reads keystrokes, steals
passwords
06/29/2004 03:47 PMTrojan horse installed through pop-up ad has watch list of banking
sites. Victims visit sites, type in passwords, hand info to hackers.
Brain chip reads man's thoughts
Brain chip reads man's thoughts
03/31/2005 09:23 AMA paralysed US man becomes the first person to benefit from a brain
chip that reads his mind.
Friday's must-reads: Fakes and forgeries
edition
Friday's must-reads: Fakes and forgeries
edition
09/10/2004 11:12 AMThe case of the Killian memos is far from solved. Was CBS News the
victim of a hoax?
Matt Drudge claims Dan
Rather is pacing in his office, preparing himself for an embarrassing
mea culpa if the documents he revealed in an exclusive 60 Minutes II
report the other night turn out to be fakes.
Online Privacy Policies Meaningless If
No One Reads Them
Online Privacy Policies Meaningless If
No One Reads Them
06/16/2004 01:21 PMIn a can-of-worms style legal ruling, a judge has dismissed a case
against Northwest Airlines concerning how they treated customer info.
It's already well known that many web surfers
ignore
privacy policies or simply assume that, if there's
any
privacy policy,
their
info must be safe. However, in this case, the judge ruled that
Northwest
did not violate its
privacy policy in giving out customer info, because there was no
evidence anyone actually read the privacy policy! In other words,
even if a company has a privacy policy, it doesn't matter, because no
one will read it at all. While this (rightfully so) worries many
consumer advocates who are now pushing for federal privacy laws, it
also opens up other possibilities. Almost no one reads software end
user license agreements. In fact, that's one of the reasons why
adware is so common - because companies hide the fact that they're
installing all sorts of junk on your computer in the EULA. However,
if you took this particular ruling and applied it to the EULA, you
could conceivably claim that no EULA is valid, because there's no
evidence anyone read it either. In the meantime, though, this ruling
really just confirms what most people already knew in the first place:
most privacy policies are completely meaningless. The only difference
is they used to just be meaningless to the company and now they're
meaningless under law as well.
Must-reads bonus, Swift Boat edition
Must-reads bonus, Swift Boat edition
08/23/2004 10:43 AMThe nasty fight over John Kerry's Vietnam War record (we're waiting
for similar obsessive scrutiny in the media of George W. Bush's Guard
record) continued to rage over the weekend, with new eyewitnesses
coming forward to back Kerry and his campaign trying to put the onus
on President Bush to denounce the dirty work being done on his behalf.
So far, no denunciations from the Bush-Cheney camp, just an attempt to
equate the lies of the Swift Boat Veterans for "Truth" with all 527
group activity, including MoveOn.org. The Kerry campaign, late to the
fight on this one, seemingly caught off-guard that the SBVT campaign
to destroy his candidacy would have such legs,
issued a TV ad on Sunday calling on Bush to "denounce the smear"
and get back to the issues.
mozCC - reads creative commons licenses
in mozilla
mozCC - reads creative commons licenses
in mozilla
02/17/2004 05:15 PMthis is exactly the sort of browser innovation that a monoculture
would not permit
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