Ars Technica Bake Sale (or, time for a new server)

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IBM, SuSE team up on point-of-sale
server - Infoworld Staff

IBM, SuSE team up on point-of-sale
server - Infoworld Staff 01/08/2004 07:56 PM
Trying to deepen its presence in the POS (point-of-sale) market, IBM on Thursday unwrapped a Linux-based solution that ties together SuSE Linux with Big Blue's eServer hardware and middleware applications.

Sprint to bake in BlackBerry for
businesses

Sprint to bake in BlackBerry for
businesses 08/16/2004 01:48 PM
Research In Motion's BlackBerry e-mail and data services will be carried on Sprint's networks.

Briefly: Sprint to bake in BlackBerry

Briefly: Sprint to bake in BlackBerry 08/16/2004 01:48 PM
roundup Plus: Microsoft ships updated Works...FaceTime pulls in $16 million...Bladed desktop pioneer gets $25 million.

Touchstone Technologies is celebrating
the release of their carrier-grade SIP
and H.323 VoIP call monitor and protocol
analyzer with a $1,000 one-time-only
sale!

Touchstone Technologies is celebrating
the release of their carrier-grade SIP
and H.323 VoIP call monitor and protocol
analyzer with a $1,000 one-time-only
sale! 07/03/2004 02:00 AM
Between July 1st and July 15th, Touchstone Technologies (formerly Delta Protocol Test Solutions) is offering a limited number of WinEyeQ licenses at a one-time-only price. This price includes a one-year "Silver" maintenance agreement [PRWEB Jul 3, 2004]

Touchstone Technologies Celebrates the
Release of Their Carrier-Grade SIP and
H.323 VoIP Call Monitor and Protocol
Analyzer with a $1,000 One-Time-Only
Sale

Touchstone Technologies Celebrates the
Release of Their Carrier-Grade SIP and
H.323 VoIP Call Monitor and Protocol
Analyzer with a $1,000 One-Time-Only
Sale 07/03/2004 03:16 PM
Between July 1st and July 15th, Touchstone Technologies (formerly Delta Protocol Test Solutions) is offering a limited number of WinEyeQ licenses at a one-time-only price. This price includes a one-year "Silver" maintenance agreement. [PRWEB Jul 3, 2004]

K9 Shake and Bake Tests at Aromas Quarry

K9 Shake and Bake Tests at Aromas Quarry 11/05/2003 12:02 PM
Nasa is conducting two weeks of tests on the K9 robot at the Aromas granite quarry in California. The K9 rover is slated for a mission in 2009. In the meantime scientists will be trying to make the rover smarter and less vunerable to the 20 minutes communications roundtrip that it takes for scientists on Earth to react to problems it may encounter. The K9 robot, if it runs into a problem, attempts to be more autonomous by having list of contingency plans to help it accomplish it's goals until mission control can get back to it. K9 will of course have nukes on board to blast any hostile aliens it may find, er, um... to keep it warm at night like the previous rovers had. The robot will cost over $500k and the cool rocker-bogie design was developed at JPL at CIT. Don't take these tests for granted (?granite?), hopefully, these tests will help prevent K9 from rolling over and playing dead.

Of course, this K9 is not to be confused with Dr. Who's K9, but it was named after it.

FYI: Nasa's Spirit and Opportunity rovers and ESA's Beagle 2 rover and perhaps even Japan's Hope rover should arrive sometime in December of this year to early January next year.

"Enter your zip code and get a list of
bake sales in your area."

"Enter your zip code and get a list of
bake sales in your area." 04/16/2004 08:49 AM

MoveOn Bake Sales Raise Anti-Bush Funds
(AP)

MoveOn Bake Sales Raise Anti-Bush Funds
(AP) 04/17/2004 10:00 PM
AP - Raising money to unseat President Bush was a cakewalk Saturday, when a liberal advocacy group said it organized at least 1,000 bake sales nationwide to raise money for the effort.

Need a time server for your network?

Need a time server for your network? 09/20/2004 01:06 AM

Eliana Johnson on "Bake Sales for Body
Armor" on National Review Online

Eliana Johnson on "Bake Sales for Body
Armor" on National Review Online 07/30/2004 12:23 PM
Johnson: Where's the Yeast? .. debunking .. is a myth

nationalreview.com/comment/johnson200407140956.asp
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Sun to rent CPU time on server farm

Sun to rent CPU time on server farm 09/22/2004 11:47 AM
Computer Shopper Sep 22 2004 2:41PM GMT

Use the Airport Express as a local time
server

Use the Airport Express as a local time
server 08/11/2004 11:52 AM
I just found out that my new Airport Express can work as a time server (NTP server). Looks like a hidden feature, because I didn't find any mention of this functionality in its documentatiion or on Apple's support site. So I ...

IBM server breaks time - marketing
continuum to tie Dell to market

IBM server breaks time - marketing
continuum to tie Dell to market 03/29/2005 02:21 PM
Reg ordered to fix the past

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications.

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications. 05/31/2004 02:17 PM
Moonrise Systems, Inc. publishers of NetStop Internet kiosk browser and Pennsylvania-based E-Time System, Inc. announced their collaboration on a new software product for public Internet access terminals. The announcement follows the signing of an exclusive strategic marketing agreement earlier this year. [PRWEB May 28, 2004]

Time-out code ambushes MS Small Business
Server 2003 install?

Time-out code ambushes MS Small Business
Server 2003 install? 12/05/2003 09:07 AM
Microsoft is working on fix

IBM server breaks time - marketing
continuum to beat Dell to market

IBM server breaks time - marketing
continuum to beat Dell to market 03/29/2005 05:32 PM
The Register Mar 29 2005 7:06PM GMT

Audiofy Corporation, a Premier Digital
Audiobook Publisher, Announces the
Audiofy Memorial Day Special Sale: Buy a
PIMSLEUR BOOKCHIP Series at the Regular
Price, and Get a Popular Palm PDA for
Free for a Limited Time

Audiofy Corporation, a Premier Digital
Audiobook Publisher, Announces the
Audiofy Memorial Day Special Sale: Buy a
PIMSLEUR BOOKCHIP Series at the Regular
Price, and Get a Popular Palm PDA for
Free for a Limited Time 06/06/2005 12:05 AM
Audiofy Corporation, a premier digital audiobook publisher, today announced a special limited sale on a Palm PDA + Pimsleur Bookchip bundle for selected Pimsleur Language Bookchips. [PRWEB May 27, 2005]

HotFix Watch: A Systems Management
Server 2.0 client may run an advertised
program more than one time

HotFix Watch: A Systems Management
Server 2.0 client may run an advertised
program more than one time 09/06/2004 05:52 PM

Ars Technica review: Far Cry

Ars Technica review: Far Cry 05/24/2004 10:39 AM
A new first-person shooter from Cry Tek, Far Cry has been regaled for its beautiful graphics and strong AI. Is this one of the best titles to come out in a long time?

Poll Technica: looking at the results

Poll Technica: looking at the results 08/17/2004 11:36 AM
Our poll on color combinations for the web produced some interesting results. The single largest haul came in the form of those who prefer white text on a black background, raking in 34%.

Ars Technica review Panther

Ars Technica review Panther 11/10/2003 11:20 PM
Ars Technica have a written another typically thorough and exhaustive review. The editorial team have written great reviews of all versions of Mac OS X, from Beta to Jaguar, and now they've published a lengthy assessment of Panther. An excellent read for those who are contemplating upgrading and those who already have. On a personal note - the Powerbook is back with Apple. I'm hoping to get it back in the next couple of days. Out of curiosity, I booted it up again on the morning it was due to get sent back - and, lo and behold, it came back to life! Ah well, hopefully Apple'll check it out to avoid any future panics occuring.

Ars Technica review: the IBM ThinkPad
T40

Ars Technica review: the IBM ThinkPad
T40 12/15/2003 06:58 PM
Ars Technica reviews the IBM ThinkPad T40

Introducing Ars Technica Hoodies

Introducing Ars Technica Hoodies 08/27/2004 01:58 PM
People have been asking for these for a long time, and now we've fired up the magic oven and baked up four delicious hooded sweatshirts perfect for the chilly summer nights and the oncoming Fall weather.

Ars Technica review: TrackIR3 Pro

Ars Technica review: TrackIR3 Pro 08/27/2004 01:58 PM
Ars reviews the TrackIR3 Pro cursor control system, built with flight sims in mind. Is it better than the mouse keyboard combo for piloting flight sims?

Ars Technica review: Beyond Divinity

Ars Technica review: Beyond Divinity 06/23/2004 05:25 PM
Ars Technica takes a look at the Larian Studios RPG title Beyond Divinity. How well does it stack up against the Diablo series?

Ars Technica review: HDLoader

Ars Technica review: HDLoader 07/28/2004 09:46 AM
Ars takes a look at a product that could extend the life of your PS2 by letting you rip your games to an internal hard drive.

Ars Technica System Guide

Ars Technica System Guide 07/13/2004 01:44 AM
The Ars Technica System Guide returns again. This month, we update the Hot Rod, Budget Box, and God Box.

Ars Technica Tours Mono

Ars Technica Tours Mono 07/15/2004 01:28 PM

Ars Technica USB Flash Drive Roundup II

Ars Technica USB Flash Drive Roundup II 04/13/2005 03:25 PM

Ars Technica has posted another in-depth round-up of USB Flash Drives, this time focussing on the new crop of USB 2.0 compatible drives. I'm going to buck convention and link you to the very end of the article where you can get their scores and prices, since for some reason Ars's janky CMS doesn't let you skip forward or backward more than a page at a time. If you want to start from the beginning, change the 12 to a 1 in the URL.

Oh, spoiler warning: The Transcend JetFlash 110 and SimpleTech Bonzai SD/MMC models both got 9 out of 10—the highest scores.

Son of the USB 2.0 Hi-speed Flash drive roundup [ArsTechnica]

Scott Collins Interview at Ars Technica

Scott Collins Interview at Ars Technica 06/16/2004 01:31 PM

Visit the infamous Ars Technica Lounge

Visit the infamous Ars Technica Lounge 09/23/2004 11:29 AM
We're opening the Lounge for all registered Ars users for the next 12 days in order to give everyone a taste of part of the laid-back, friendly section of our rather large community.

Ars Technica reviews the Compaq Evo
N620C

Ars Technica reviews the Compaq Evo
N620C 11/11/2003 01:17 AM
Pentium-M laptops are all the rage these days. How does the Compaq Evo N620c notebook stack up against the mighty ThinkPad T40?

Ars Technica: Windows XP SP2 Beta first
look: (1/2004)

Ars Technica: Windows XP SP2 Beta first
look: (1/2004) 01/06/2004 08:05 AM
review of Windows XP Service Pack 2 Beta .. all kinds of good stuff

arstechnica.com/wankerdesk/04q1/sp2-beta-1.html
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Ars Technica Interviews Scott Collins

Ars Technica Interviews Scott Collins 06/16/2004 09:49 AM

Ars Technica interviews Robert Love

Ars Technica interviews Robert Love 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
The Linux.Ars crew interviews Robert Love, who is involved with both kernel and desktop development, about changes in Kernel 2.6 and Project Utopia

Ars Technica reviews the Ximeta NetDisk
NDU-160

Ars Technica reviews the Ximeta NetDisk
NDU-160 03/06/2004 01:54 AM
NAS is moving away from the enterprise and into the home, but prices are still high. Ximeta joins the NAS fray with a US$250 device. Does it work as advertised?

Ars Technica review: AirPort Express

Ars Technica review: AirPort Express 07/21/2004 02:28 AM
Ars Technica reviews Apple's new AirPort Express. The portable devices can act as a wireless access point, stream music from iTunes to your stereo, and more.

Video Capturing Guide at Ars Technica

Video Capturing Guide at Ars Technica 03/20/2003 10:42 AM

Ars Technica Interviews Robert Love

Ars Technica Interviews Robert Love 01/23/2004 02:20 PM

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