XML Europe 2004 late-breaking talks finalized

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Solaris 10 to be Released Late in 2004

Solaris 10 to be Released Late in 2004 02/16/2004 03:31 AM

ATI R420 to ship late Q1 2004

ATI R420 to ship late Q1 2004 12/19/2003 11:26 AM
Taiwanese sources claim

ViaWest Continues Record-Breaking
Revenue Growth in 2004

ViaWest Continues Record-Breaking
Revenue Growth in 2004 08/14/2004 03:06 AM
ViaWest Delivers Best-in-Class Managed Hosting, Colocation and Business Continuity Solutions, Growing its Core Revenues 51 Percent Since Q2 2003 [PRWEB Aug 14, 2004]

Late, Late Surge Hits Online Tax Returns

Late, Late Surge Hits Online Tax Returns 02/01/2005 09:22 PM
five Feb 1 2005 11:47AM GMT

W3C Talks in May 2004

W3C Talks in May 2004 05/04/2004 12:33 PM
XMLMania.com May 4 2004 4:18PM GMT

GigaWorld Europe 2004

GigaWorld Europe 2004 06/09/2004 12:41 PM
Personal Computer World Jun 9 2004 3:49PM GMT

BEA Releases Finalized StAX

BEA Releases Finalized StAX 11/05/2003 07:06 PM
The streaming API for XML, which delivers speed and implementation gains, is available for public consumption just days after getting standardized by the JCP.

KTs Satellite Broadcasting Finalized

KTs Satellite Broadcasting Finalized 02/18/2004 05:07 AM
Hankooki Feb 18 2004 9:43AM GMT

IBM's 750VX Finalized?

IBM's 750VX Finalized? 12/11/2003 02:19 PM
AppleInsider claims that IBM's 750VX ("Mojave") has been finalized but won't see introduction until Q3 2004. The new chip will reportedly support a...

Secure Your Email [Finalized]

Secure Your Email [Finalized] 07/18/2004 10:08 PM
The Secure Your Email Power User Monday is now complete with more screen shots and instructions for using GPG with Thunderbird and Mozilla.

Registration deadline near for XML
Europe 2004

Registration deadline near for XML
Europe 2004 04/09/2004 03:56 PM
There's only a few days left to sign up for the tutorials and presentations at XML Europe 2004, the major European gathering of the XML world. The conference will be held from 18-21 April in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Microsoft Tech-Ed 2004 Europe nearly
upon us

Microsoft Tech-Ed 2004 Europe nearly
upon us 06/14/2004 03:07 PM

Features: XML Europe 2004: Refactoring
XML

Features: XML Europe 2004: Refactoring
XML 05/05/2004 06:17 PM
The recent XML Europe 2004 conference showed that it's time to use the experience gained in the last 6 years to optimize the use of XML. Eric van der Vlist reports on sessions from the show.

My MySQL Talks at OSCON 2004

My MySQL Talks at OSCON 2004 03/06/2004 02:09 AM
Having seen that several others (Radwin: HTTP Caching and Cache-busting, Kruckenberg: Using MySQL for Binary Storage, Brad: LiveJournal's backend and memcached; past, present, and future) have blogged about their OSCON 2004 presentations being accepted, I thought I'd do the same. This year I proposed two talks. The abstracts are pretty limited so far, but here's what I've got: MySQL Performance Workshop This is a 3 hour tutorial style talk aimed at all MySQL users. This session will cover the...

CNN.com - Europe: No deal with bin Laden
- Apr 15, 2004

CNN.com - Europe: No deal with bin Laden
- Apr 15, 2004 04/15/2004 10:30 PM
Purported bin Laden tape offers Europe truce .. blew up in his face: .. have balls! .. "No deal." .. sounds .. on

cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/04/15/binladen.tape/index.html
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CNN.com - Europe: No deal with bin Laden
- Apr 15, 2004

CNN.com - Europe: No deal with bin Laden
- Apr 15, 2004 04/17/2004 02:21 AM

YAPC::Europe 2004 website

YAPC::Europe 2004 website 02/10/2004 02:43 AM
arakan writes "YAPC::Europe 2004 will be held on the 15-17th September in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Their web-site is at http://belfast.yapc.org/"

Wireless USB 1.0 spec to be finalized
next month

Wireless USB 1.0 spec to be finalized
next month 04/11/2005 10:22 AM
Version 1.0 of the Wireless USB (Universal Serial Bus) specification, which is being promoted as the successor to the USB data transfer method between electronics devices, should be approved by mid-May, Intel (Profile, Products, Articles) said last week. The Wireless USB specification is for 480Mbps transfer speed over distances of about three meters and it will work at lower speeds up to a distance of about 10 meters.

A candidate Version 1.0 specification was sent to the Wireless USB Promoter Group on April 1 for a 45 day review, said Jeff Ravencraft, technology strategist for Intel's Communications Technology Lab, at a press event during the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) Japan 2005, on Friday. "The new news is...we'll have the specification finalized on or about May 15," he said.

News source: InfoWorld

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UGLC schedule for Boston finalized

UGLC schedule for Boston finalized 06/23/2004 11:05 AM
The schedule for July's User Group Leadership Conference, which will be held in conjunction with Macworld Conference & Expo in Boston, has been finalized, according to the MUG Center, an online resource for Mac User Groups (MUGs)...

YAPC::Europe::2004 Call for Papers!

YAPC::Europe::2004 Call for Papers! 03/06/2004 01:51 AM
arakan writes "YAPC::Europe has made their call for papers. They're looking for mostly 20 minute talks, and suggesting that those who want to speak for longer should split their talk into two parts. There will still be room for lightning talks, but ...

Reminder of XML Europe 2004 Call for
Participation

Reminder of XML Europe 2004 Call for
Participation 12/31/2003 01:13 PM
The deadline for submissions to XML Europe 2004 is imminent -- January 5, 2004. The conference will take place from April 18-21 2004 in Amsterdam.

News: Wireless USB 1.0 spec to be
finalized next month

News: Wireless USB 1.0 spec to be
finalized next month 04/11/2005 08:43 AM
Version 1.0 of the Wireless USB (Universal Serial Bus) specification, which is being promoted as the successor to the USB data transfer method between electronics devices, should be approved by mid-May, Intel Corp. said last week. The Wireless USB specification is for 480Mbps (bits per second) transfer speed over distances of about three meters and it will work at lower speeds up to a distance of about 10 meters.

Tokyo Tower 2 First Proposal Site
Finalized

Tokyo Tower 2 First Proposal Site
Finalized 03/30/2005 03:59 AM

NHK and five other Japanese broadcast-related companies have finalized on the first proposed site for "Tokyo Tower 2." Sumida Ward, best known for "that building with the golden piece of crap on top," is in eastern Tokyo. In case you were wondering why we are reporting on such a thing, Japan is planning on dropping all analog TV broadcasts by the 2011; Tokyo Tower 2 will serve as an Eye of Sauron for terrestrial digital broadcasts. The new tower is planned to be about 600 meters (~2,000 feet) tall, easily dwarfing the current Tokyo Tower at 333 meters (~1,092 feet).

Tokyo Tower 2 first proposed site decided: Sumida [ITmedia]

Mimeo.com, Inc.® Announces
Record-breaking Sales, Plus Inc. 500
Honor in 2004, Opens 30 New Sales
Positions to Accelerate Growth in
On-Demand Services Market in 2005

Mimeo.com, Inc.® Announces
Record-breaking Sales, Plus Inc. 500
Honor in 2004, Opens 30 New Sales
Positions to Accelerate Growth in
On-Demand Services Market in 2005 02/01/2005 09:17 PM
Mimeo.com, Inc., announced record-breaking growth in corporate revenue and margins for 2004, and makes the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing private companies. Mimeo.com also announces the opening of 30 new sales positions to push further into the on-demand document services market in 2005. [PRWEB Jan 31, 2005]

iTunes Music Store Launches in Europe
(21-Jun-2004; 3.4K)

iTunes Music Store Launches in Europe
(21-Jun-2004; 3.4K) 06/21/2004 08:41 PM

Apple VP: iTunes Europe rollout still on
track for 2004

Apple VP: iTunes Europe rollout still on
track for 2004 04/16/2004 11:37 AM
Reuters reports that Apple's iTunes Music Store is still on track for a 2004 launch, according to Apple Vice President Pascal Cagni. Cagni, in charge of Apple's European operations, told the reporter iTunes Music Store's Europe rollout was important enough "that a few months' delay is not essential."

XML Europe 2004, "Documenting the
Future": Call for Participation

XML Europe 2004, "Documenting the
Future": Call for Participation 12/02/2003 01:04 AM
The call for participation for XML Europe 2004 has been issued. The conference will be held from April 18-21 2004 in Amsterdam.

Intel High-Definition Audio Spec
Finalized

Intel High-Definition Audio Spec
Finalized 04/16/2004 11:38 AM
Intel Corporation released the final 1.0 specification for "Azalia", or Intel High Definition Audio, that will first appear in the Grantsdale chipset platform later this summer.

New Milestone in 3G Development -
specifications for 3GPP Release 6
finalized

New Milestone in 3G Development -
specifications for 3GPP Release 6
finalized 04/11/2005 03:55 AM
3G Apr 11 2005 7:49AM GMT

CBS News | Female GI In Abuse Photos
Talks | May 12, 2004 23:02:45

CBS News | Female GI In Abuse Photos
Talks | May 12, 2004 23:02:45 05/13/2004 03:45 AM
Army Pfc. Lynndie England, seen worldwide in photographs that show her smiling and pointing at naked Iraqi prisoners, [who] said she was ordered to pose for the photos, and felt "kind of weird" in doing so .. Yeah, we buy that

cbsnews.com/stories/2004/05/12/iraq/main616921.shtml
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Interstar Technologies to Announce at
Cisco Networkers 2004 its Expanded
Partnership With SAGEM to Market Turnkey
Fax Server Solutions in Europe

Interstar Technologies to Announce at
Cisco Networkers 2004 its Expanded
Partnership With SAGEM to Market Turnkey
Fax Server Solutions in Europe 12/19/2004 03:45 PM
Interstar's XMediusFAX® boardless T.38 IP fax servers will feature as part of Groupe SAGEM's turnkey multifunction offerings Interstar Technologies Inc. (www.faxserver.com), the pre-eminent developer of enterprise fax solutions for converged IP networks, will be announcing its newly expanded OEM partnership with Groupe SAGEM on turnkey fax server solutions (www.sagem.com) next week at the Cisco Networkers 2004 conference in Cannes, France. Groupe SAGEM, an international high-technology group, is one of the major players in Europe’s fax market. Its turnkey solutions are comprised of its multifunction devices (MFDs) which integrate faxing (under the SAGEM F@X Server label) through Interstar Technologies’ boardless T.38 Fax Over IP (FoIP) servers. As a Cisco AVVID partner, Interstar Technologies will be exhibiting with SAGEM SA at the Palais des festivals (Booth E62-B) to demonstrate how the newly-launched editions integrate as part of SAGEM's turnkey solutions. [PRWEB Dec 12, 2004]

Breaking GOP ranks

Breaking GOP ranks 05/12/2004 08:20 AM
As more Republican senators sour on Rumsfeld's war, John McCain and Chuck Hagel may no longer be the party's lone men of conscience.

Stuff breaking in slo-mo

Stuff breaking in slo-mo 12/09/2003 06:10 AM
Micah says, "Here are some wonderful high-speed videos of objects changing state, deforming, recoiling and combusting. Glass, tofu, matches and kickballs are all subjected to forces and recorded in fascinating detail." Link (Thanks, Micah!)

At the breaking point

At the breaking point 04/29/2004 07:45 AM
The Bush administration's unrealistic war planning has increased the dangers facing the men and women on the ground in Iraq.

Breaking .htaccess

Breaking .htaccess 03/14/2005 05:02 PM
Suppose you try to be a good web citizen, and set BBEdit to create UTF-8 encoded files by default. Then you create an .htaccess...

xa0! xa0! Non breaking spaces!

xa0! xa0! Non breaking spaces! 07/07/2004 11:15 AM
Users of the FedEx Tracker trying, and failing, to get it to work with a windows machine should find it now works. For what it's worth, an error of 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xa0 in the Feed Validator means...

HP: Breaking up is hard to do

HP: Breaking up is hard to do 03/31/2005 12:35 PM
Mark Hurd, who will take over the reins at floundering tech giant Hewlett-Packard on Friday, was grilled by analysts Wednesday about whether he plans drastic restructuring of the company.

Hurd, formerly the chief executive officer of NCR (Research), was named CEO on Tuesday. During an introductory conference call with the financial community Wednesday morning, Hurd stressed that his primary goal is to repair the problems at HP (Research), and not necessarily break up the company. "You talk about problems but there are a bunch of opportunities at the same time," Hurd said in response to one question about strategy. "I want to get underneath every piece of the business and will be focused on doing my best to optimize each part."

News source: CNN

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Breaking Mail

Breaking Mail 06/17/2005 05:03 PM
We (Creative Commons) just upgraded to Apple's Tiger to get the benefit of some cool new iCal features. I'm regretting the decision already. I had moved to Mail.app a while ago, after being frustrated with Entourage's bloat. And after some tinkering, I had crafted a series of hotkeys to automatically move mail from the inbox to different folders. I have always been astonished that this function wasn't integrated into mail applications -- do you all really drag and drop the hundred of emails you file, or do you just not file email? Anyway, though Apple proudly lists all the improvements to Mail as an inducement to upgrade, it doesn't list the things it broke -- in particular, scripting. No longer can you script within Mail. And while you can script at the system level, hot-key support for those scripts doesn't work right now. This is a bug, no doubt. I imagine they'll fix it. But meanwhile, they've also changed the naming convention for such scripts (used to be ctrl, now ctl, etc., or something like that). All of which makes me wonder: who is it that thinks changes like this are improvements? How could you ever imagine that there's more good than harm done by a change like this? Just part of an endless conspiracy to disable the ability to automate life in macland. Why work to automate when some genius will change a convention to force you to recode every time you "up"grade a system? Update: I thought I had posted this update last week. Sorry for the delay. Just about an hour after I posted this, a modest coder sent along his work which solves the problem. Check out Red-Sweater's Fastscripts. See also this free plug-in.

Breaking The IE Habit

Breaking The IE Habit 07/06/2004 08:08 PM
Fear of viruses, security whoa's, spyware, scumware, malware, and general obsolecence is driving users away from IE in record numbers.
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