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CYBER CRIME IS AT AN ALL TIME HIGH -
Major Players Meeting in San Diego to
Discuss as the Information Security
Conference, ToorCon, Returns to San
Diego September 24-26 at the Manchester
Grand Hyatt

CYBER CRIME IS AT AN ALL TIME HIGH -
Major Players Meeting in San Diego to
Discuss as the Information Security
Conference, ToorCon, Returns to San
Diego September 24-26 at the Manchester
Grand Hyatt 08/31/2004 02:23 AM
Company Presidents, Experienced Hackers, and Inquisitive Computer Users Won't Want to Miss Learning the Latest in Computer Security. [PRWEB Aug 31, 2004]

Google Search Appliance upgraded

Google Search Appliance upgraded 06/02/2004 06:56 AM
Computer Weekly Jun 2 2004 11:20AM GMT

Google bolsters search appliance

Google bolsters search appliance 06/02/2004 08:27 AM
Google on Wednesday will release an updated version of its Google Search Appliance featuring expanded capacity and improved security.

Google Search Appliance Successes

Google Search Appliance Successes 06/17/2002 11:59 AM
Press Release: Industry Leaders Adopt Google Corporate Search Products Search Tools: Google Search Appliance, v1 Anyone have one of these? Please send in your thoughts. How much are they? I'm trying to get one for the W3C since their old AltaVista machine died.

Google Search Appliance Updated

Google Search Appliance Updated 06/26/2002 01:02 PM
New features include faster searching while crawling, marking some archives for crawling less often, NTLM security integration, session IDs, additional search admin interface improvements, and an increase in the capacity of the small unit.

Google upgrades search appliance

Google upgrades search appliance 06/02/2004 08:01 PM
“The Google Search Appliance is a simple engine designed to help companies manage their internal and external content without a lot of headaches. It installs quickly and can handle 1.5 million documents, which is five times as many documents as its predecessor’s capacity, according to Dave Girouard, general manager of the enterprise group at Google. It’s also faster: Google increased the appliance’s query performance fivefold, from 60 queries per minute to 300 queries per minute, Girouard says.”

Kelkoo Switches from Google to Overture

Kelkoo Switches from Google to Overture 08/08/2004 01:42 PM
A natural progression after being acquired by Yahoo...

Google Updates Its Rackmount Search
Appliance

Google Updates Its Rackmount Search
Appliance 06/02/2004 02:58 PM

Google has a new version of their rack-mountable search appliance designed to provide Google-strength searching to corporate intranets or high-scale public websites. With an updated festive yellow case, the 2U appliance can perform up to 300 queries per minute across up to 1.5 million documents, as well as continuously spider the network for new documents, instead of waiting to check at set intervals. You can't buy the GB-1001, though, only license it, with entry-level contracts starting at $32k. It looks like the heftier GB-5005 and GB-8008 are either using the old casing or new pictures aren't available (or they haven't updated the hardware yet, but that seems unlikely).
Read [Reuters]
Read - Product Page [Google]

Google bulks up Mini search appliance

Google bulks up Mini search appliance 04/06/2005 11:40 AM
Company doubles the capacity and lowers the price of its lowest-end search appliance, the Google Mini.

Google boosts enterprise search
appliance

Google boosts enterprise search
appliance 06/11/2004 06:01 PM
Google is expanding its presence behind the firewall with an updated version of its Google Search Appliance featuring expanded capacity and improved security.

Prices reduced on Google Search
Appliance

Prices reduced on Google Search
Appliance 04/06/2005 12:30 PM
"Google...said on Wednesday it has cut the price on licenses for its hardware that helps small and medium-sized businesses add search to their internal networks and public Web sites."

Thunderstone Search Appliance vs. Google
mini

Thunderstone Search Appliance vs. Google
mini 04/11/2005 02:43 AM
Thunderstone Search Appliance does things Google's mini doesn't, and costs less!

Google updates enterprise search
appliance

Google updates enterprise search
appliance 06/01/2004 11:23 PM

Update: Google upgrades Search Appliance

Update: Google upgrades Search Appliance 06/02/2004 04:38 PM
Industry Standard Jun 2 2004 8:09PM GMT

Google Introduces Lite Version of Search
Appliance

Google Introduces Lite Version of Search
Appliance 02/01/2005 09:16 PM
Google has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called "Mini". It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000.

Google introduces updated corporate
search appliance

Google introduces updated corporate
search appliance 06/03/2004 05:10 AM
Content.sina.com - Thu Jun 3, 08:44 am GMT

Google Announces Availability of
Next-Generation Corporate Search
Appliance

Google Announces Availability of
Next-Generation Corporate Search
Appliance 06/05/2004 05:53 AM
Google Announces Availability of Next-Generation Corporate Search Appliance
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Google Inc. announced the availability of its next-generation Google Search Appliance, an integrated hardware/software search product that enables corporations, universities, and government agencies to deliver Google-quality search results on their intranets and public websites. This latest version of the Google Search Appliance, available in three models, is designed to offer better search performance, including increased capacity for more than 300 queries per minute and expanded collections that scale from 150,000 to 15 million or more documents. In addition, the new Google Search Appliance features a continuous crawl that is designed to automatically maintain the freshness of document collections as they deliver relevant results based on Google's latest search algorithms.

Google bumps up Search Appliance
capacity, lowers price

Google bumps up Search Appliance
capacity, lowers price 04/06/2005 09:15 AM
Google on Wednesday announced new licensing terms for its search appliances that lowers the price point and ups the document capacity for both the Google Mini and the Google Search Appliance.

As Google Launches New "Mini"
Appliance, Search Gets Cheaper

As Google Launches New "Mini"
Appliance, Search Gets Cheaper 04/07/2005 10:32 AM
Linuxworld.com - Thu Apr 7, 11:32 am GMT

Mohler, Nixon & Williams Selects Data
Domain Recovery Appliance to Manage
Large Volumes of Backup Data; New
Appliance Proves Key to Company's
Disaster Recovery/Business Continuation
Strategy

Mohler, Nixon & Williams Selects Data
Domain Recovery Appliance to Manage
Large Volumes of Backup Data; New
Appliance Proves Key to Company's
Disaster Recovery/Business Continuation
Strategy 07/29/2004 03:03 AM
Mohler, Nixon & Williams has recently selected the Data Domain Recovery Appliance to manage large volumes of backup data. The new recovery appliance will be key to the public accounting firm'sDisaster Recovery/Business Continuation Strategy. The company feels the DD200 has shortened their backup window by 50 percent. [PRWEB Jul 29, 2004]

Soon I'll be in San Diego

Soon I'll be in San Diego 03/14/2005 05:38 PM
You may have noticed over on the sidebar (unless you're an RSS reader, in which case here's a special message for you (non-RSS readers, feel free to skip ahead): you're missing new content that I don't syndicate! I put little messages and pictures in the sidebar! Come back to the lovely old HTML megnut.com!) that I'll be attending the 4th Annual O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference later this month in San Diego. I've been to every Emerging Tech conference and am once again looking forward to the trip and the experience. I'm especially looking forward to hearing New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki speak (Independent Individuals and Wise Crowds, or Is It Possible to Be Too Connected?), as he's one of my favs from the magazine. And there's a hardware hacks (Hardware Hacks from the Far Side) session that piques my interest as well. I always find I go to the sessions about hardware and then envision myself soldering things and building my own army of robots once I get home. Alas, I have yet to build one robot arm or leg, so there's nothing even close to a company or regiment of robots in my apartment. But maybe this is the year! Of course, my army of robots would be a peace-loving type of army, tasked with feeding the cat while I'm out of town and emptying his kitty litter. Maybe they'd do some dishes too. In summary, in case you had trouble following that crazy post: I'm going to the Emerging Technology Conference. And: yay!

"San Diego Comic-Con"

"San Diego Comic-Con" 07/26/2004 03:47 PM

"San Diego Earthquake!"

"San Diego Earthquake!" 06/17/2004 10:44 PM

In sunny San Diego

In sunny San Diego 03/17/2005 03:25 AM
I'm in San Diego at Etech. If you're here, come say hi! I look a little different. According to Xeni -- who didn't recognize me -- I look, "less stressed" that I used to. I think it's also the longer hair that's a big frizzy mess in the oceany yumminess that's San Diego's humidity. I've snapped a photo from my phone so you can get an idea of my new "look" and how tired I am from flying so very far in a horribly old cramped 737 that felt like taking a pick-up truck through the sky for six+ hours.

Diego Doval

Diego Doval 07/03/2004 12:08 PM
In next week's InfoWorld column, I quote Diego Doval, CTO of clevercactus. Or rather, I meant to quote him. For reasons that escape me, I attributed Diego's remarks to Diego Rivera, the famous Mexican muralist. I have no earthly idea how I managed to transpose the living computer scientist and the dead artist. Since Diego Rivera won't be reading this, I'll direct my apology to Diego Doval. For the record: ...

First impressions of San Diego

First impressions of San Diego 02/10/2004 02:56 AM
I arrived in San Diego fairly late, and went straight to my hotel. In the interest of economy, I had decided to stay in the local Hostel. I wouldn't recommend it. Speaking politely, it is grimy. They sell ear plugs at the front desk. I don't mind spartan, but I like clean. I've stayed in $12 hotels in Central America that were cleaner and had more amenities. And there is no net connection, not even dial-up! I would happily trade the old TV in the room for a phone line, and both of them for a good cleaning. Oh well, I don't expect to spend much time in the hotel, and luckily I used HTTrack Website Copier to mirror the O'Reilly Conference website before I left Berkeley, so at least I have conference resources locally. After getting settled in my hotel room, I decided to go for a walk before going to bed, and I wandered over to the Westin where the conference is going to be held. Not having a clue as to what the neighborhood was like late at night, I decided not to bring my computer with me. The sight of a Hooters a block away from my hotel didn't fill me with confidence about the security of the area. I had never seen a Hooters before - I thought they were a mythical chain, equivalent to unicorns. Guess not. I suspect I have some culture shocks coming, on my third trip to Southern California in my 20 years living in California. I had a lovely walk over to the Westin. The air was balmy, and it was comfortable walking in shirt sleeves. The streets in the Gaslamp district were mostly empty, except for a few straggling partiers, drunks, and homeless folks. I wandered into the lounge in the Westin, and found a number of geeks taking advantage of the free wireless in the bar. I had a drink and watched the digerati arrive and gather. Many of the same people who I always see at these conferences -- the dour Dan Gillmor, the ever polite Doc Searls, the bubbling Cory Doctorow, plus the crew from O'Reilly -- the mysterious Rael Dornfest, and the earnest Schuyler Erle, had gathered around the tables. There were also lots of people I've never met, like Jon Lebkowsky and a group of young European hackers swapping jet-lag stories. After my drink...

On my way to sunny San Diego

On my way to sunny San Diego 02/10/2004 02:56 AM
I'm writing this on the plane to the O'Reilly Digital Democracy Teach-In and Emerging Technologies conference in sunny San Diego. Sitting just behind me on the plane and reading news on paper is Tim O'Reilly, whose generosity made it possible for me to attend the conferences. I infer that he must have a lot of confidence in Rael and the smooth workings of the whole O'Reilly organization to wait to show up until the night before a 4 day conference he is putting on. I'm excited about learning more about new technologies, and encouraged that technologists are thinking about how they can improve our badly wounded democracy, as well as catching up with a lot of people that I know only from email and their writing. Unlike a lot of other people, I'm not particularly good at writing while people are speaking -- I find that it distracts me from thinking about what they are saying, so I probably won't write much during the conference. I leave that up to the usual suspects, who can type faster than I can speak, and who manage to add decent commentary as well....

San Diego Dinner Anyone

San Diego Dinner Anyone 11/18/2003 03:32 AM
I will be in San Diego tomorrow/today Tuesday the 18th thru mid-day on the 20th and after the success of...

On the plane to San Diego

On the plane to San Diego 02/10/2004 02:47 AM

Back before all this weblogging stuff, I used to work as a consultant. Every Monday I had to get up and fly off to some city (Newark NJ, Bloomington IL by way of Chicago, Atlanta, etc.) where I'd spend the week working on-site at the client's office, and then I'd fly home on Friday afternoon, often barely arriving in time for dinner. I'd have two days home, and then be off again bright early Monday AM. It was fun and grueling, and this morning I got a little taste of my old life.

I woke up at 4:45 AM to catch a 7 AM flight to San Diego for the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference. At the gate I noticed my former compatriots, the Monday morning business travelers. During the pre-boarding, I was the only woman, surrounded by men with suits, briefcases, and trench coats. It was just like the old days, and yet it wasn't, thanks to the amazing technology advances in the past six years. In the past it used to take me two laptop batteries to make it across the country, and even then, I'd often run out. And as for music, I was pretty much limited to the amount of CDs I could carry with me. So far today I've been flying for over three hours and I've got nearly 50% of my battery left on my iBook. My iPod also still has half its charge, and over 4 straight days of music sit at my fingertips. Pretty incredible, it sure makes for a more pleasant trip. Now if only they could do something about speeding up the flight, and warming up the plane!

Wireless in San Diego

Wireless in San Diego 01/19/2004 08:24 AM

Diego on Atom Debate

Diego on Atom Debate 12/04/2003 01:18 AM

Diego Dovall: the atom debate heats up again.

San Diego Blogger Dinner

San Diego Blogger Dinner 01/10/2004 08:59 PM
I will be in San Diego Sunday thru Wed Evening the upcoming week and I would like to schedule a...

This San Diego Hotels Sucks

This San Diego Hotels Sucks 01/12/2004 02:56 AM
I usually travel alone and make my own hotel reservations, but on this trip I am with some of my...

San Diego Geek Dinner?

San Diego Geek Dinner? 04/22/2004 09:22 PM
I’m going to have a free evening next Monday, the 26th, in San Diego. It occurs to me that a geekazoid gathering in those parts might be a fine idea, and the person I’m visiting said he’d even organize it if there was any interest. So if this sounds like a good idea, drop me a line; remember, first.last@sun.com.

AT&T Brings 3G to Dallas and San Diego

AT&T Brings 3G to Dallas and San Diego 09/01/2004 05:17 PM
AT&T turned on its 3G UMTS wireless network to Dallas and San Diego today, promising wireless data speeds between 220 and 320 Kbps "almost anywhere" in the two cities.

Bloggers go wild in San Diego

Bloggers go wild in San Diego 11/02/2003 04:17 PM
We stormed San Diego last night to help celebrate Joelle's 30th birthday. See her site for the list of attendees...

Diego on Social Software

Diego on Social Software 02/10/2004 02:49 AM
I've been catching up on some blog reading and noticed a good series of posts by Diego Doval: social software: representing relationships social software: automatic relationship clustering social software: representing relationships, part 3 If you've thought much about the whole social networking craze, have a look....

Pandas at San Diego Zoo Successfully
Mate (AP)

Pandas at San Diego Zoo Successfully
Mate (AP) 04/09/2005 08:06 PM
AP - Giant pandas Gao Gao and Bai Yun retired to their favorite spot under a few bushes and mated over the past two days, marking the only successful natural insemination of a panda this year in the United States, San Diego Zoo officials said Saturday.
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OOPS 0.1001

OOPS 0.1001 05/11/2004 11:49 PM
A persistent store for deep and cross-linked Perl objects.

1001 Things To Hate About The Convention

1001 Things To Hate About The Convention 09/01/2004 10:12 AM
1001 Things To Hate About The Convention. Funny, and exhaustive, stuff from New York Press.

Wanted: Google chairman

Wanted: Google chairman 05/07/2004 03:42 AM
Silicon.com May 7 2004 7:57AM GMT

(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About DPM

(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About DPM 04/13/2005 07:27 PM
Microsoft's Data Protection Manager, know officially known as Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM), is now in broad beta.

IBM: Help Wanted

IBM: Help Wanted 08/13/2004 02:15 PM
Amid signs of a mixed recovery in tech, Big Blue lays out a plan to add 18,000 workers.

DID Wanted

DID Wanted 09/09/2004 10:26 PM
I'm looking for SIP / IAX origination service from Germany in the 0941 prefix. I only want the phone number...

always wanted to do this

always wanted to do this 09/10/2004 06:52 PM
So I'm at the Tech Nation Summit, watching Dan Gillmor talk about real-time blogging.

Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX

Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX 07/15/2004 05:32 AM
CNET Jul 15 2004 10:13AM GMT

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About
URL

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About
URL 08/27/2004 02:16 PM
Source: SearchDay - A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web page....

Wanted.

Wanted. 02/01/2005 09:56 PM

Wanted: CMS

Wanted: CMS 01/09/2004 09:49 PM
Wanted: recommendations for a proven, but simple open source CMS that's web-standards friendly. The ideal candidate will work with LAMP (Linux/Apache/MySQL [or PostgreSQL in this case] /PHP). Function-wise, it should just be bare-bones, and usable through a browser. It...

PHP developer wanted

PHP developer wanted 09/23/2004 01:38 PM

I’m looking for a PHP developer to work on contract for an upcoming project. The award of this contract is contingent on the the project in question actually getting started. While it’s highly probable that this project will come to pass, there’s a small chance that the contract will not be awarded to anyone.

You’ll be working some exciting stuff in an technology area that has been getting a fair amount of buzz recently. If you’ve always wanted to work on a project that’s well-known, this could be it.

You should be capable of rapid development of complex PHP modules and user interfaces using object orientation, PHP unit tests, and complete template abstraction. You should have a familiarity with the concepts behind Web services. Working knowledge of Perl and/or Python is desirable.

You’ll be involved in RDBMS design, optimization, and development; you must have strong knowledge of MySQL. You should have experience working with PEAR — specific knowledge of PEAR’s Auth and error handling classes is desired. You’ll be working with and extending existing code, some without robust documentation.

The ability to work quickly from conversations and loose specs is required. You should be security minded, have a strong attention to detail and comfortable working under strict time-constraints with little hand-holding. You should write code that is fast, portable, and is well-documented.

Applicant must display a proven track record of delivering projects on-time to specification. References are required and will be checked.

This is a contract position. You should be able to dedicate 20-30 hours a week for during the month of October to this project with at least half of that time during normal business hours (Pacific timezone). There is a chance of additional projects and perhaps full time employment if you are interested. You must be authorized to work in the United States. Applicants in Northern California are preferred, but if you’re good, it doesn’t matter where you live.

To apply, send an email to info AT kalsey.com with your resume in plain text format, your contract rate, an attached sample of 100-150 lines of your best PHP code, your availability for the next 90 days, and your level of interest in full-time employment.

Wanted : Old Gameboys

Wanted : Old Gameboys 11/22/2002 05:37 PM
http://www.semis.demon.co.uk/Gameboy/DsoDemo/DsoDemo.htm Some people have more time on their hands than I do - I'm currently on a mission to scrounge a bunch of old gameboys (color or black and white) for these type of experiments with gameboys that Mr Nintendo had never imagined. This link leads to a homemade digital storage ...

Everything you ever wanted to know about
BitTorrent

Everything you ever wanted to know about
BitTorrent 07/04/2004 06:59 PM

I have used BitTorrent quite a bit and really like it's performance for those big downloads. If you are not up to speed on BitTorrent this Faq is the place to start. [BitTorrent Faq]

Spies wanted

Spies wanted 05/25/2004 07:10 PM
USA Today May 25 2004 10:40PM GMT

Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man?

Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man? 01/01/2005 10:57 PM
When arcade games are in the recreation room, no coins are necessary.

I never wanted to be a star...

I never wanted to be a star... 03/30/2005 11:46 PM
The Cat is back. After a hiatus of over 20 years, Yusuf "Cat Stevens" Islam is back with his first original song (as opposed to the voice-and-drum Islamic songs he did occasionally). Previously discussed here when he was deported from the US for allegedly being on a "terrorist watchlist", Islam has had a change of heart when it comes to playing the music he shunned for so long. "Music is a lady that I still love because she gives me the air that I breathe," he quotes from one of his old songs. "We need all sorts of nourishment. And music satisfies and nourishes the hunger within ourselves for connection and harmony. It's part of God's universe." His new song Indian Ocean is now available on iTunes, with all proceeds going to victims of the tsunami disaster.

Everything you never wanted to know
about the UK ID card

Everything you never wanted to know
about the UK ID card 05/05/2004 04:55 PM
The Register May 5 2004 9:36PM GMT

I always wanted to be a Barbarian

I always wanted to be a Barbarian 07/30/2004 11:46 AM
For nearly a quarter of a century Thor the Barbarian waged a lonely crusade against tyrannical bureaucracies and disempowering systems. Undaunted, he faced the monstrous social evils of our day head on, as an unsung organizational change agent... as a professional inside New York's vast mental health network. Real interview here (about a minute in) - scroll down to the Thor - LIVE link.

Remember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man?

Remember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man? 01/03/2005 12:53 AM
CNET News.com Jan 3 2005 3:10AM GMT

TrackBacks Wanted

TrackBacks Wanted 11/20/2002 12:42 PM
Please send TrackBacks to this entry. The TrackBack URL is http://back.ntwizards.net/trackback.php?weblog=1&tbid=50 and the TrackBack discovery RDF is in place. Thank...

Writers wanted...

Writers wanted... 09/09/2004 11:10 AM
From Micah: Personal Democracy Forum, a new online resource focusing on the intersection of technology and politics, is seeking contributors for its website, blog and newsletter. We're looking for seasoned journalists versed, ideally, in both the political and technology industries who are interested in covering a wide range of subjects, including: how the Internet is moving votes, money and perceptions; the digital political industry; tools and techniques of clued-in campaigns; and emergent technology-enabled democracy. Political or business journalism background a plus but not required. We're looking for 800- to 1500-word features as well as shorter blog entries on ongoing beats....

Most Wanted Paintings

Most Wanted Paintings 01/06/2005 05:08 PM
The Most (and Least) Wanted Paintings. Design by committee: Artists Vitaly Komar and Alex Melamid (see prior) used a professional market research group to survey aesthetic preferences and art tastes in 14 countries. The results are the theoretically most desired paintings for each nation.

Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX (and XmlReader)

Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX (and XmlReader) 07/26/2004 05:37 AM
CNET Jul 26 2004 10:28AM GMT

Wanted: KDE User

Wanted: KDE User 03/13/2003 06:00 AM

Wanted: KDE User

If anyone out there has a KDE box handy, I've got something cool for them to test.  Aim me at fuzzygroup or Yahoo me at fuzzygroup or Jabber me at fuzzygroup @ jabber.com.  And if you have experience with IE CSS problems under OS-X, I've got something interesting to ask you about.  (I'd like to get this fixed before publicly posting the new url).  And, note, that the problem show up after we made the home page html xhtml compliant.  Sigh.

Writers wanted

Writers wanted 11/14/2003 01:41 PM
We're looking for a few new freelance writers -- and not just for NewsForge but also for IT Manager's Journal, DevChannel, and Linux.com. We pay for most material, but not all, and to get our top rates you must be a proven professional with previous publication credits.

Code help wanted

Code help wanted 06/13/2004 10:37 AM
"Code help wanted" launched

You wanted the FAQs

You wanted the FAQs 04/09/2004 03:56 PM
And you got the FAQs. Here's a pretty extensive FAQ addressing the questions we saw about TypeKey and Movable Type...

I never wanted to go to Florida, anyway

I never wanted to go to Florida, anyway 01/07/2004 05:40 PM
Scrivener's Palsy: The London Review of Books on RSI. Verrrrry interesting. Anyway. Something different. Usually, Europeans travelling to the US are allowed in via the Visa Waiver Program. It's the green form you fill in on the plane, that allows...

"Everything you wanted to know but were
afraid to ask"

"Everything you wanted to know but were
afraid to ask" 08/30/2004 09:06 PM

San Diego Switches to a Google Appliance

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