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ephidrina
feature introducing a retrospective of Bown's rock-star portraits 1963-2003
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turts
It would be most advisable, the rescuers added, for the residents of Veliki Novgorod to hunt mushrooms only in places they know well and take along not only their cell phones but a compass as well.
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hooch
"He's just a kid that got into something that's bigger than he is, that's all."
hooch
6-foot-4 (1.9-meter), 320-pound (145 kg) Jeffrey Lee Parson has admitted creating a variant of the Blaster worm.
hooch
2003-08-31 03:08
hooch
In the cutthroat electronics business where profit margins are one per cent or two per cent at the best of times, any measure that saves money is welcome.
hooch
Linux's core software, also known as a kernel, which drives the chips and other basic functions of a device, can be as small as one megabyte if embedded in a consumer electronics product.
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hooch
The G5s will be clustered using Infiniband to form a 1100-node supercomputer delivering over 10 Teraflops of performance. Two sources said the cluster is estimated to be one of the top five fastest supercomputers in the world.
2003-08-31 01:20
hooch
It's the ultimate in commercial television - a channel devoted entirely to ads.
hooch
"In time, we'd hope to be able to give viewers somewhere, for example, where they could access all the Budweiser ads there have ever been, which is something I'm sure a lot of people would like"
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hooch
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pixelboy
Essentially, I lived IRC twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
2003-08-29 08:26
turts
(Unfortunately this demo will not yet work under the more advanced version of ZigZag (Gzigzag), being developed by Tuomas J. Lukka of Jyväskylä University, available in Java under Open Source at Sourceforge.net. (Not currently for beginners).)
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hooch
"Facing increasing resistance and concerns about privacy, the United States' largest food companies and retailers will try to win consumer approval for radio identification devices by portraying the technology as an essential tool for keeping the nation's food supply safe from terrorists.
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hoochen
Google says that it gets 1,500 resumes a day from wanna-be Googlers.
hoochen
In December 2001, researcher Krishna Bharat [demonstrated internally] an engine that crawled 20 news sources once an hour, automatically delivering the most recent stories on in-demand topics -- something like a virtual wire editor.
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turts
"For the East Timor side of course it would be great if ... John Howard were to pretend that he is Mother Theresa and simply give us 100 per cent of our claims. I don't think he is going to do that," Ramos-Horta told ABC radio.
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pixelboy
If that whining fuck from Coldplay can do it - why can't TISM? Name the perfect celebrity girlfriend for each member of TISM and why.
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2003-08-27 21:36
ephidrina
Easyjet 737 HB-III departed Aug,15 at 09:50 from Geneva, and flew 10 minutes later into a Thunderstorm. They returned to Geneva for an emergency landing.
ephidrina
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hooch
"The Russians claimed their machine was relatively cheap, took no more energy to run than a dozen lightbulbs, and would produce a 3-carat stone in a few days. And the General could have it for just $57,000."
hooch
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pixelbot
The FXSL functional programming library for XSLT provides XSLT programmers with a powerful reusable set of functions and a way to implement higher-order functions and use functions as first class objects in XSLT .
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turtle
Subject # 10 took researcher for coffee but his major personality asset (owner of bookshop) had a minor flaw in that the bookshop specialises in technical manuals.
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hooch
hooch
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pixelbot
"It's amazing how many corporate desktops are still running OS/2, Windows 95 or Windows 98, or even old NT stuff!"
2003-08-25 08:22
ephidrina
Her look is Black Panther-turned-movie star: mirror sunglasses, frizzy wig beneath the beret, silver ear-rings, red-painted nails. After clearing the port with just a handful of female fighters, she reloaded the Kalashnikov, adjusted the Colt .38 wedged in her hip and roared off in a silver Mitsubishi pick-up.
ephidrina
ephidrina
2003-08-25 07:49
pixelboy
On google.com, you can search for how many times a site is linked from another site. You use the command (e.g.) link:www.websitehere.com This search is very cool to discern how popular a site is. For example, google.com itself is linked almost a half million times. Yahoo, well over a million times.However, www.msn.com has a lot fewer than half million. Fewer than a thousand even! In fact, there are only 51 (yes, Fifty One) People in the worl
pixelboy
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pixelboy
People in the world who link to www.msn.com. www.MSNBC fares even worse with 7 (SEVEN) links to it.
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hooch
owner of bimbo.biz prevails
hooch
free trade agreements being used to push thru co-operative trademark protections
hooch
hooch
"The meetings are free to attend and open to any interested person. ICANN encourages broad participation in its bottom-up consensus-development process."
hooch
Tunisia, international hub
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hooch
"At least one country in the U.S. visa waiver program, Australia, has already experimented with biometrics and expects to have no problem meeting the U.S. deadline."
2003-08-24 11:24
ephidrina
If Texas cannot be a nation, make the nation into Texas.
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turts
Let's tie the crazy, out of control kangaroo down.
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hooch
'Obsolete Manuals' are of particular interest (not sure why they are so obsolete)
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hooch
"One strategy for cushioning the blow was to extinguish the Windowsupdate.com" site, said Microsoft spokesman Sean Sundwall. "We have no plans to ever restore that to be an active site."
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turts
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pixelboy
Pauline Hanson will appeal against her fraud conviction and three-year jail sentence handed down in the District Court in Brisbane this afternoon.
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ephidrina
Supportive motherfucks can place a felching unique news feed box on their Web site that instantly spews licks pecks onto their weblog the balling moment GeorgeWBush.com is updated.
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hooch
"I was always dreaming about very powerful people, dictators and things like that.."
hooch
ephidrina
Vote David Prowse - he's our only hope!
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hooch
The incident happened near Poundstretcher store last Monday afternoon.
jammin
"I am 17 stone and it knocked me straight over."
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chump
How do I tell your good worm apart from the original bad worm, or the other worm which looks like the good worm, but is really a bad worm?
chump
"Worms like this wouldn't exist or be news if more sysadmins would do their job instead of playing Quake, looking at pr0n, or IRC'ing all day..."
2003-08-19 11:31
chump
utilising Sony's new eight megapixel four-color CCD
2003-08-19 11:31
chump
The paper says the exercise will include practicing the "non-permissive boarding" of ships carrying banned materials such as drugs, missile components and nuclear materials.
chump
That is, non-US drugs, missile components and nuclear materials
2003-08-19 11:31
chump
Mr Brown also took a swipe at Australian "prophets of doom" who continued to talk-down PNG and identify PNG as a "failed state."
chump
He said he was fully supportive of The National's editorial column in yesterday's issue, which said: "Failed state: Only in the eyes of the beholder".
chump
2003-08-19 11:27
chump
anonymous says: My theory (pure speculation) is that Microsoft itself is behind Blaster, hoping that it will scare everyone into accepting automatic Windows updates.
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turts
Ireland a tougher challenge than England for the Socceroos
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hoocht
Japan is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries. It sits atop four tectonic plates, slabs of rock that move across the earth's surface.
2003-08-18 10:23
jammin
The first game-playing DNA computer has been revealed - an enzyme-powered tic-tac-toe machine that cannot be beaten.
jammin
SkyNet v0.1? :)
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pixelboy
Mark Bosnich admit's to a $5000-a-week cocaine habit
jammin
Jammin admits to wishing he could afford a $5000 a week coke habit
damski
I wonder what games he was playing ?
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hooch
«The free software movement was founded in 1984, but its inspiration comes from the ideas of 1776: liberty, community and voluntary cooperation. That is what leads to free enterprise, to the liberty of expression and to free software. Like in the case of "free enterprise" and "freedom of expression," the term "free" in the term "free software" makes reference to liberty, not to price...»
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fleepwk
If you are in Milton - come and join the rest of us for a beer! :)
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hooch
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hooch
Since time immemorial, people have stared up at the heavens and wondered: "what if I could use my GPS location to leave data right here for others to see?"
hooch
GPSter office pics
2003-08-15 01:31
hooch
Palm OS 5, with built-in qwerty keyboard, camera, SD and javascript-capable browser.
hooch
a movie
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hooch
(spam)
hooch
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 01:06:46 -0800
hooch
From: totalsupport <totalsupport@_____.com>
hooch
To: ___@_________.net
hooch
Subject: terminator for governor
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hooch
A study of the 'chance' worldview and its implications for the way we think of ourselves and the universe in which we live.
hooch
Lectures: outline and audio (mp3)
2003-08-14 10:20
hooch
hooch
"..XML cyborgs: accelerating web services with XML hardware.."
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ephidrina
Towards the end, as Penthouse tried desperately to turn on readers, even the alcohol and tobacco companies were turned off. Rivals said the magazine looked like a medical manual.
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hooch
hooch
Do you believe in fate, Neo?
hooch
Neo: No.
hooch
Morpheus: Why not?
hooch
Neo: Because I don't like the idea that I'm not in control of my life.
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hooch
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hooch
When she needs "guidance and strength of conviction," says Rice, she often reads Romans 5
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hooch
"(1999) In a U.S. army base, a senior army officer leads a group of young men into drug trafficking"
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nardo
nardo
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nardo
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fleep
Make sure you check out the other galleries/guidbooks as well
2003-08-09 05:30
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turts
2003-08-09 04:36
turtle
The photographer Tim Hetherington and James Brabazon, the only journalist to have spent months with the main Liberian rebel movement, went into battle with two units - totalling around 1,000 - that came within sight of seizing Monrovia. This is the latest phase in a civil war of relatively few combatants, but colossal mayhem
turtle
turtle
turts
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nardo
It is also worth noticing a curious characteristic of ideologies.
nardo
They usually insist, in their justificatory argument, that humans once lived in a happy, if somewhat crude or innocent, natural state. An Eden. By simply passing on through the inevitable steps proposed by whatever particular ideology is in question, we are promised that we will re-enter Eden at a higher, more sophisticated level. Paradise is the first and the last destination. The origin and the end of the human cycle.
nardo
Marx promised this. The Nazis promised this. And, indeed, the market-forces ideologues promise this. Suffering is inevitable in the short or medium term, but Paradise is the next stop.
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pixelboy
The seller ended this listing early because the item is no longer available for sale.
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hooch
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hooch
ftp servers at the ccc camp -> http://ccc.linuxfr.org/