Happy Valentines

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Valentines Day Doodle

Valentines Day Doodle 02/13/2004 01:14 PM
Tim Jarrett kindly points out that Google has hid a Valentines Day doodle in the Google Toolbar, instead of on their website as they usually do. Nice trick!...

'Gorilla' Serenades Workers for
Valentines (AP)

'Gorilla' Serenades Workers for
Valentines (AP) 02/16/2004 09:06 AM
AP - Does "You Are So Beautiful" mean more when sung on bended knee by a gorilla?

Collector Keeps Love Alive With Vintage
Valentines

Collector Keeps Love Alive With Vintage
Valentines 02/14/2003 01:46 AM
Many less complicated designs use cut-out eyeholes with multiple sets of paper peepers that could be shifted behind them--lending a card's character "google ...

34 Valentines Wed Atop Empire State
Bldg. (AP)

34 Valentines Wed Atop Empire State
Bldg. (AP) 02/14/2004 09:12 PM
AP - Torsten Sellheim chose a 10,000-foot peak in the Austrian Alps to propose to longtime girfriend Christiane Duve. On Saturday, the couple took their relationship to new heights when they said "I do" in a sun-drenched lobby on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building.

Consumers' romance with the Internet
continues this Valentines Day

Consumers' romance with the Internet
continues this Valentines Day 02/13/2004 06:45 PM
InternetRetailer.com Feb 13 2004 11:09PM GMT

Timing makes for a different kind of
Valentines Day promotion

Timing makes for a different kind of
Valentines Day promotion 02/13/2004 06:45 PM
InternetRetailer.com Feb 13 2004 11:09PM GMT

Valentines Day cards hold a special
place in this collector's ...

Valentines Day cards hold a special
place in this collector's ... 02/14/2004 08:04 PM
Die-cut valentines, some with easels," reads one label. Another specifies, "two google-eyed valentines and two umbrella valentines.". ...

Texas Church Tries Guns for Roses on
Valentines (Reuters)

Texas Church Tries Guns for Roses on
Valentines (Reuters) 02/14/2004 09:19 AM
Reuters - It's Valentine's Day Texas style and a church in Dallas wants people to show their love by giving up their guns.

If You're Happy and You Know It...

If You're Happy and You Know It... 08/11/2004 01:58 PM
Cisco's warning casts a pall over the entire technology industry. What took 'em so long?

Are you happy now?

Are you happy now? 03/13/2003 03:27 PM
A 100-ton mech is the ultimate fishing machine. With upcoming titles like Steelhead Battalion and Cthulhu Karts, it's possible that Schadenfreude Interactive might be the next game industry juggernaut. Or they may be an April Fool's prank spotted in the pages of the April issue of Computer Games.

Happy PFD!...?

Happy PFD!...? 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
Anyone in the mood for a celebration!? Today is Personal Firewall Day! Who's bringing drinks?

Very Very Happy

Very Very Happy 05/26/2004 04:36 AM
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One happy, one sad

One happy, one sad 01/30/2004 02:04 AM
Two things before breakfast, one happy, one sad. Happy: Downloadable MP3s from The Paris Review - including a great story by George Plimpton, read by himself. Sad: Weblog DDoS attacks, happening in the wild. not only there but here, and...

.HAPPY

.HAPPY 02/10/2004 03:00 AM

The issue was a misnamed Form variable. :)~ Saw it in the first 5 mintues this morning. A fresh head always helps.

.NET's code behind feature is great. I getting used to using it properly. One pet peeve. I learned VB purely from the Microsoft Documentation and a couple of books. The code samples are too complex in .Net's documentation. They need to provide smaller pieces of functionality. For example, to describe creating a web component, they try and take you through an entire application. Not very XPish of them. too much clutter. All I need for an example, is an example of the component and the component being embedded in the page. All the rest confuses the issue.

Happy Pi Day!

Happy Pi Day! 03/14/2003 01:09 PM
Happy Pi Day! At 1:59 PST, the San Francisco Exploratorium kicks off its Pi Day festivities. If you can't make it, here are more activities or you can just sing a song to ?.

Happy

Happy 02/01/2005 09:44 PM
It’s like this: you get a slightly-scary physical symptom and you go and tell your doctor and she frowns and says “well, we better run some tests and make a date with a specialist”, and you go to the specialist and he works you over and looks at the tests and says “yeah, that’s a weird one, it happens sometimes, we don’t know why, it might happen again, it won’t hurt you, don’t worry about it.”

Or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

Or Are You Just Happy to See Me? 02/01/2005 10:10 PM

Lorcan Dempsey posted some astounding numbers to his blog yesterday. Emphasis below is mine. Prepare to be amazed.

WorldCat in Your Pocket

“WorldCat is our union catalogue of about 56 million bibliographic records, which represent approximately a billion holdings. It is about 50 gigabytes in MARC Communications (100+ gigabytes in XML) format and about 23 gigabytes compressed.

OCLC Research recently acquired a 24-node (48-cpu) Beowulf cluster with 96 Gigabytes of memory. According to my colleague Thom Hickey, whose team has been working on the machine, the cluster speeds up most bibliographic processing by about a factor of 30. This means that what might have taken a minute now takes two seconds, what might have taken an hour takes two minutes, what might have taken a month takes a day. For jobs that will fit entirely in memory (e.g. a `grep' of WorldCat) avoiding disk i/o gives another factor of about 20, reducing 1-hour jobs down to 6 seconds. We can 'frbrize< /a>' WorldCat on the cluster in about an hour.

WorldCat is also now more mobile. Thom has a 40 gig iPod which can accommodate WorldCat on its disk with room left for 5,000 song tracks. Now, you can't do much with the data on the iPod, but you can certainly carry it around. Again, it takes about an hour to get it on and off the iPod.” [Lorcan Dempsey’s Weblog, via It&rs quo;s All Good]

They’re all amazing numbers, but think about that iPod statement for a moment. What does it mean when a patron can carry around the whole, freaking WorldCat database? We’re not that far off from the introduction of the personal, mobile server in your pocket.

Happy Sylvester

Happy Sylvester 01/05/2004 11:03 AM
Hanan Cohen explains why Israeli's refer to New Years Eve as "Sylvester": It's just because Israel is a Jewish state. The [Jewish] new year holiday is celebrated on the eve of Tishrei 1st. People who immigrated to Israel from western countries still wanted to celebrate the "old" new year, like at home, but could not say that they were celebrating the new year so they used instead the Catholic name of the day, Sylvester. That's why the Jews in Israel celebrate the event using a name of a Catholic saint. Hanan also points to an article about the 25%...

Mailsmith Happy

Mailsmith Happy 02/10/2004 02:45 AM

I finally did it. I broke down and bought Mailsmith.

I used Mailsmith 1.0 and 1.5 when OS X was first released, because Apple's Mail.app was utterly horrible, and I received a free NFR copy because I was working for a small Macintosh news site at the time... and Bare Bones saw fit to give us a copy for review... so I reviewed it and fell in love (the review was never published).

But then, Apple's Mail got better with Jaguar, and even better with Panther, but this past week something in Mail broke. I don't know why or what and can't really explain the problems I'm having with Mail other than to say that after reading and deleting 4-5 emails, Mail.app crashes for no apparent reason. Happens every time I fire it up. And the Junk-mail filters just quit working, so now, I'm getting 100+ junk mails in my in-box... perhaps MyDoom is to blame for Mail.app crapping out on me...

So, I figured I'd switch back over to Mailsmith until I could figure out the problem with Mail.app. Within 5 minutes of using Mailsmith 1.5, I was in love again (and yes, I love BBEdit, and I think that's what drives my fascination with Mailsmith). So, I zipped over to Bare Bones.com to buy the latest version of Mailsmith, and guess what? It comes free with SpamSieve from Michael Tsai, too. Woohoo!

And now, I'm Mailsmith happy again, and not getting any more spam, and loving it. I guess the coolest part is that Mailsmith 2.x picked up all of my old 1.5 settings and preferences, and imported all of my email from Mail.app with no problems... And now I don't have to read HTML email anymore either. What a bonus.

Thanks Bare Bones.

And no, folks, I don't think $99 is too much to pay for a mail client, espectially when you work 'in your email client' as much as I do.

Further Reading: You Have New Mail [from daringfireball.net] and True Confessions of a Mailsmith Switcher [from Tidbits]

happy new year!

happy new year! 01/01/2004 11:07 AM

I got to Madrid okay yesterday, but, in the end, I couldn't get the modem connection to work properly... and in truth I didn't spend that much time with it (I fixed that a few minutes ago problems with a DHCP connection that required some fixed TCP/IP settings)...

... but now we're about to leave, so I'll be brief: Happy 2004 everyone!

PS: Digital life resumes tomorrow afternoon, after I get back to Dublin. :)

Do Not Taunt Happy Fun Bag

Do Not Taunt Happy Fun Bag 02/12/2004 11:26 AM
There's no better party favor than a free-range breast implant, according to Pessimistic.Com. Especially for men: "One by one they explored the unknown territory of breast ownership, previously inhabited only by women." (02-12)

Happy New Year !

Happy New Year ! 01/01/2004 03:18 AM
Well we all made it through another year here at ActiveNetwork and our entire staff would like to thank all our viewers for your continued support since our conception back in 1997. With all the additions over the years we think we have certainly come a long way since then.

Happy 2004!

Happy 2004! 12/31/2003 09:37 PM
Chances are, it's already 2004 where you live, or it will be in a few short hours. Here's to a happy New Year, full of geekery, a bit of gamin', and most importantly, family and friends.

Happy New Year to all

Happy New Year to all 12/31/2003 07:20 PM
InternetRetailer.com Dec 31 2003 6:12PM ET

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! 12/31/2003 04:59 PM

Happy Holiday

Happy Holiday 12/25/2003 12:51 PM
For those of us with ass jobs have a good day off until getting back to the grindstone tomorrow.

"Happy New Year indeed."

"Happy New Year indeed." 01/23/2004 06:31 PM

Happy New Year indeed

Happy New Year indeed 01/22/2004 08:46 PM

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Happy New Worm

Happy New Worm 01/02/2004 03:42 PM
ZDNet Jan 2 2004 3:27PM ET

Happy New Year Everybody

Happy New Year Everybody 01/07/2004 04:39 PM

With just 15 minutes of 2003 remaining, I would like to thank everyone on blogosphere.  May the year 2004, Year of the Monkey, bring you much love, joy, happyness, wealth, and health.

Happy Reading.

Happy Reading. 12/28/2004 01:51 AM
eSchol arship Editions. Like ebooks? Want something free, nonfiction,"scholarly", publicly accessible, and more recent than Gutenberg ? (Lately I'm on an Ancient History kick.) My problem with this "eScholarship" site is they try to make it hard to download a whole ebook to read offline. For one of those, for people who are interested in 20th-century political history-cum-theory that's never had much to do with any U.S. election, today I'm recommending the Platform.

"happy ending"

"happy ending" 05/21/2004 03:49 AM

FC Now: Happy Holidays!

FC Now: Happy Holidays! 12/24/2004 12:26 PM
I cannot speak for my fellow FC Now contributors and teammates, but I do know that I'll be out of the office -- and offline -- Dec. 23 to Jan. 3 for the holidays. We've lined up a good holiday...

happy pencil

happy pencil 07/07/2004 09:27 AM
happy pencil [note: flash, safe for work, portfolio]

Happy Trolls

Happy Trolls 12/22/2004 01:55 AM

Hugh has a gr eat post about "The Happy Troll". I've been thinking about this recently as well and I think he hits the nail on the head. This blog is my living room and if you can't behave, I'll ban you. It's not about censorship. I just don't have time to deal with all of the "Happy Trolls". Maybe I should put together a new comment policy that deals with the notion of "The Happy Troll."

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Happy New Year's Eve!

Happy New Year's Eve! 12/31/2004 10:14 AM
No new hints today. Enjoy a safe and fun New Year's Eve, and we'll see you all back here on Monday morning! -rob.

FC Now: Happy Labor Day!

FC Now: Happy Labor Day! 09/04/2004 06:30 AM
Monday is Labor Day in the US, a holiday set aside to celebrate and recognize working people. I was going to offer a roundup of...

Happy Hands

Happy Hands 09/09/2004 01:57 AM
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Happy House

Happy House 01/12/2004 03:02 AM
good geek girlfriends give good geeky presents.
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