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The Pit of Despair.

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Bandwidth monitor, bandwidth speed test, bandwidth and traffic monitoring tool for Windows

BMJ | Leitfaden zur Impressumspflicht

Don't calculate all the digits of Pi

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Almost Gone

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clipper's remarks: The International Union for Conservation of Nature has released its Red List of the world's most threatened plants and animals. Here's a look at some of the animals on the verge of extinction

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Famous Sed One-Liners Explained, Part I - good coders code, great reuse

15 Ways to Watch TV Online Free

Avoiding the 5 Most Common Mistakes in Using Blogs with Students

Air Force To Re-Open Pursuit of Cyber Command

GovTechGuy writes "Top Air Force leadership has decided to pursue forming a Cyber Command to defend Defense Department networks and to launch cyberattacks against foes, after putting the project on hold in August."

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Happy birthday Rep. Kucinich. I thank you for fighting the good fight. Wake up and stand up!

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Free Online Scientific Repository Hits Milestone

ocean_soul writes "Last week the free and open access repository for scientific (mainly physics but also math, computer sciences...) papers arXiv got past 50,0000 different papers, not counting older versions of the same article. Especially for physicists it is the number one resource for the latest scientific results. Most researchers publish their papers on arXiv before they are published in a "

Stay on Target: Real Life Tron on an Apple IIgs

Next-Gen Mars Rover In Danger of Cancellation

OriginalArlen writes "NASA's next-generation rover, the nuclear-powered, laser-equipped Mars Science Laboratory is reported to be at a serious risk of cancellation due to budget and schedule overruns, including non-delivery of vital parts by a subcontractor. Costs are running over $2B so far, and the already thin schedule of Mars missions planned for the next decade — with budget ring-fenced

一番初めのObjective-Cプログラム - ＠IT

Homeland Security's Space-Based Spying Goes Live

BountyX writes "While America's attention has shifted to the economic meltdown and the presidential race between corporate favorites John McCain and Barack Obama, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) National Applications Office (NAO) "will proceed with the first phase of a controversial satellite-surveillance program, even though an independe

David Brooks: Sarah Palin "Represents A Fatal Cancer To The Republican Party"

Official Picture: McCain's tie (look closely)

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Whew!

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Becoming a Kick-ass PHP ninja | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)

US Customs: Sketching an SUV makes you a copyright infringer

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750,000 lost jobs caused by piracy? Not even close. "And we're making policy on the basis of our ignorance"

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TECH SOURCE FROM BOHOL: Free/Open-source First-person Shooter Games

Clive Thompson: Why Veteran Visionaries Will Save the World

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clipper's remarks: keep on reading

Mark Simonson Studio / Notebook: Mad Men, Mad Props

10 Ways to Eat More Bacon : Elvis, Metallica—everybody loves it! - CHOW

For All the Cookies

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clipper's remarks: This one makes you think... It did me.

New Bill To Rein In DHS Laptop Seizures

twigles writes with news of a new proposed bill that seeks to curtail DHS's power to search and seize laptops at the border without suspicion of wrongdoing. Here is Sen. Feingold's press release on the bill. The new bill has more privacy-protecting safeguards than the previous one, which we discussed last month. "The Travelers Privacy Protection Act, a bill written by US Senators Russ Feingold, D-

Daily Artisan » Turn Linux into Fort Knox: 10 Tools for a Safer Web Server

Discovery Of 'Broken Symmetry' At Subatomic Level Earns 2008 Nobel Prize In Physics

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clipper's remarks: It has proved to be extremely useful, and Nambu’s theories permeate the Standard Model of elementary particle physics. The Model unifies the smallest building blocks of all matter and three of nature’s four forces in one single theory.

The spontaneous broken symmetries that N

E-voting security results 'awful,' says Ohio secretary of state: "I thought I was going to throw up."

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Yahoo! Web Analytics

I am in a profession that suddenly feels less "professional"

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Double arm transplant. Amazing. But look at the fingers - will make your arms feel really wierd

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TiVo PC Could Be a Game-Changer

An anonymous reader sends in an article by Andrew Keen (author of "The Cult of the Amateur") about TiVo's new TiVo PC, which he believes could seal the fate of advertising on online videos. Just as TiVo let viewers zap commercials on broadcast TV, TiVo PC — a TV tuner that can be plugged into a PC — will let Net viewers of the likes of Hulu.com and ABC.com skip commercials in the nasce

AIDS vaccine within four years

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Google launches AdSense for Games

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The Truth: What Obama and McCain won’t tell you about your money | I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Foo Fighters demand John McCain cease using "My Hero" in campaign appearances

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The EU is readying a new set of directives that could spell trouble for Apple's iPhone and any other gadget that lacks an easily removable power pack.

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Firefox Add-On To Track Your Location Via Wi-Fi

Barence writes "Mozilla Labs has unveiled a new Add-on that allows Firefox to pinpoint your location based on Wi-Fi signals. The feature, called Geode, is a prototype for the location-tracking technology that will be built into the forthcoming Firefox 3.1. Geode is designed to work with websites that rely on knowing your location, such as mapping and geotagging services. The prospect of Firefox ha

I guess he doesn't like black people

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5 Bizarre Ways the Weather Can Kill You Without Warning

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The opening page for the Internet. Really, really WTF.

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Is anyone else sadisitically enjoying watching the global meltdown of the economy?

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DMCA Exemption Time

jvillain writes "Contentagenda notes that the Copyright Office is taking submissions for exemptions to the DMCA. They do this every three years. There's a description of the six exemptions made last time to give you some ideas. So fire up the keyboard and let the Copyright Office know what needs to be changed. If you don't get in now, it'll be another three years before you can try again."

45,000 British Homes to be Powered By Canal Water - Waterways To Be Protected in Process

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Sad Guys on Trading Floors

Google's Obfuscated TCP

agl42 writes "Obfuscated TCP attempts to provide a cheap opportunistic encryption scheme for HTTP. Though SSL has been around for years, most sites still don't use it by default. By providing a less secure, but computationally and administratively cheaper, method of encryption, we might be able to increase the depressingly small fraction of encrypted traffic on the Internet. There's an introductio

Anti-Terrorist Data Mining Doesn't Work Very Well

Presto Vivace and others sent us this CNet report on a just-released NRC report coming to the conclusion, which will surprise no one here, that data mining doesn't work very well. It's all those darn false positives. The submitter adds, "Any chance we could go back to probable cause?" "A report scheduled to be released on Tuesday by the National Research Council, which has been years in the making

Two Europeans Indicted In US For 2003 DDOS Attacks

narramissic writes "In a continuation of the first successful U.S. investigation ever into DDOS attacks, Axel Gembe, 25, of Germany and Lee Graham Walker, 24, of England were indicted Thursday by a grand jury in Los Angeles, California, on one count of conspiracy and one count of intentionally damaging a computer system. The two men were allegedly hired by Jay R. Echouafni, owner of Orbit Communic

A 14 year old schoolboy posed as a female British secret service spy in an internet chatroom to persuade a 16 year old friend to try to murder him

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Featured Desktop: The Mac Meets Windows Dual-Desktop

For the LAST FUCKING TIME: Ahmedinajad NEVER said "Wipe Israel Off the Map", instead he quoted the first Imam who said "this OCCUPYING REGIME in Jerusalem must vanish from the page of times."

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The British government's plan for teachers to monitor their pupils for signs of potential extremism only stifles debate and encourages secrecy.

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McCain Loses It: Calls Americans 'My Fellow Prisoners'

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The Only Two Secrets to Motivating Yourself You’ll Ever Need | Zen Habits

Republican Rallies Now Sound like the KKK

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clipper's remarks: The clip from the New York Times reports someone at a Palin rally urging killing Barrack Obama, others calling Obama a 'traitor," -- Palin associating him with domestic terrorist...and an Afro-American TV reporter being hassled by the crowd.

If we let these Republicans win ag

The Blending of Music and Games

Gamasutra has an opinion piece by the 'father of music games,' Masaya Matsuura, who questions the evolution of video game music (or the lack thereof) as the industry's technological advancements give rise to the capability for greater complexity. "Most games these days seem to use gorgeous orchestral soundtracks. While these large-scale soundtracks may generally be lovely to listen to, if we reall

Nagios 3 Enterprise Network Monitoring

jgoguen writes "Nagios, originally known as Netsaint, has been a long-time favourite for network and device monitoring due to its flexibility, ease of use, and efficiency. Nagios provided, and still provides today, a low-cost, versatile alternative to commercial network monitoring applications. Nagios 3 takes a huge step forward compared to Nagios 2, providing improved flexibility, ease of use and

Sad Guys on Trading Floors

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Where's the "IronPerl" Project?

pondlife writes "A friend asked me today about using some Microsoft server components from Perl. Over the years he's built up a large collection of Perl/COM code using Win32::OLE and he had planned on doing the same thing here. The big problem is that as with many current MS APIs, they're available for .NET only because COM is effectively deprecated at this point. I did some Googling, expecting to

How Mobile Phones Work Behind the Scenes

adamengst writes "We seldom think about how our mobile phones actually work, but in this TidBITS article, Rich Mogull pulls back the covers and peels away the jargon to explain why text messages work when voice calls are dropped, why your battery lasts longer in some places than in others, why you're not allowed to use phones on airplanes, why you can be notified of a voicemail message when your p

Geneticist Claims Human Evolution Is Over

GogglesPisano writes "UK geneticist Steve Jones gave a presentation entitled Human Evolution Is Over. He asserts that human beings have stopped evolving because modern social customs have lowered the age at which human males have offspring, which results in fewer of the mutations necessary to drive evolutionary change. Apparently the fate of our species now depends upon older guys hooking up with

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David Axmark Resigns From Sun

An anonymous reader writes "From Kay Arno's blog we see that David Axmark, MySQL's Co-Founder, has resigned. This comes on top of the maybe, maybe not, resignation of Monty. We saw earlier this year that Brian Aker the Director of Architecture has forked the server to create a web focused database from MySQL called Drizzle. The MySQL server has been "RC" now for a year with hundreds of bugs still

Presidential Directive 51: President Bush Can Cancel Elections ('Continuity of Operations') if there is an ECONOMIC crisis

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XHTML - myths and realities

Video Game Helps Math Students Vanquish an Archfiend: Algebra

This fall, schools in the New York area will test video game prototypes focusing on math and science.

The Financial Crisis, as Explained to My Fourteen-Year-Old Sister — The Bygone Bureau

Hm. Contender for the most improbably awesome personal library ever?

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After so much Bush and Dick, doesn't America deserve The Big O?

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Op-Ed Columnist: Palin’s Kind of Patriotism

Sarah Palin defended the surge in Iraq and the $700 billion rescue plan. Yet, she said that Americans who pay taxes to support such endeavors should not be considered patriotic.

What exactly is the square root of -1?

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Polynesian Pipeline Feeds a Football Titan

The championship football team of Euless, Tex., includes many players whose parents came from the Pacific Island kingdom of Tonga in search of work.

Where's the "IronPerl" Project?

Spammer Perjury is Worth Prosecuting

Slashdot regular Bennett Haselton summarizes his essay by saying "Spammers really do lie more often under oath than other parties in court (surprise). Judges and prosecutors could promote respect for the law by cracking down on it, and maybe make a dent in spam in the process." Read on to learn of his experiences with (shocking!) spammers who lie in court.

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Obama Beats McCain In Spam Landslide

An anonymous reader writes "The New York Times runs an article about the spammers' choice of presidential candidate. From the article: "According to Secure Computing Corp., spammers were nearly seven times more likely to slap Obama's name in the subject line than McCain's during September. The bulk of Obama's lead in the spam wars came from a massive blitz early in the month." Secure Computing rel

BBC: Fact-checking the presidential debate - BBC's coverage is fair, balanced and objective

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Non-violent protestors put on terror list in Maryland: "I don't believe the First Amendment is any guarantee to those who wish to disrupt the government."

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Sikbox - Live Search Made Easy

The Pit of Despair.

Bandwidth monitor, bandwidth speed test, bandwidth and traffic monitoring tool for Windows

BMJ | Leitfaden zur Impressumspflicht

Sikbox - Live Search Made Easy

THAT ONE '08

雑貨ショップ FRAGILE

obstcp - Google Code

Don't calculate all the digits of Pi

Youtube, now in Super HD!

Almost Gone

Famous Sed One-Liners Explained, Part I - good coders code, great reuse

15 Ways to Watch TV Online Free

Avoiding the 5 Most Common Mistakes in Using Blogs with Students

Air Force To Re-Open Pursuit of Cyber Command

Happy birthday Rep. Kucinich. I thank you for fighting the good fight. Wake up and stand up!

Free Online Scientific Repository Hits Milestone

Stay on Target: Real Life Tron on an Apple IIgs

Next-Gen Mars Rover In Danger of Cancellation

一番初めのObjective-Cプログラム - ＠IT

Homeland Security's Space-Based Spying Goes Live

David Brooks: Sarah Palin "Represents A Fatal Cancer To The Republican Party"

Official Picture: McCain's tie (look closely)

Whew!

Becoming a Kick-ass PHP ninja | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)

US Customs: Sketching an SUV makes you a copyright infringer

750,000 lost jobs caused by piracy? Not even close. "And we're making policy on the basis of our ignorance"

TECH SOURCE FROM BOHOL: Free/Open-source First-person Shooter Games

Clive Thompson: Why Veteran Visionaries Will Save the World

Mark Simonson Studio / Notebook: Mad Men, Mad Props

10 Ways to Eat More Bacon : Elvis, Metallica—everybody loves it! - CHOW

For All the Cookies

New Bill To Rein In DHS Laptop Seizures

Daily Artisan » Turn Linux into Fort Knox: 10 Tools for a Safer Web Server

Discovery Of 'Broken Symmetry' At Subatomic Level Earns 2008 Nobel Prize In Physics

E-voting security results 'awful,' says Ohio secretary of state: "I thought I was going to throw up."

Yahoo! Web Analytics

I am in a profession that suddenly feels less "professional"

Double arm transplant. Amazing. But look at the fingers - will make your arms feel really wierd

TiVo PC Could Be a Game-Changer

AIDS vaccine within four years

| ＾＾ |秒刊SUNDAY | フリーでPhotoshop並･･･いやそれ以上のオンラインアプリ集まとめ

Google launches AdSense for Games

The Truth: What Obama and McCain won’t tell you about your money | I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Foo Fighters demand John McCain cease using "My Hero" in campaign appearances

The EU is readying a new set of directives that could spell trouble for Apple's iPhone and any other gadget that lacks an easily removable power pack.

Firefox Add-On To Track Your Location Via Wi-Fi

I guess he doesn't like black people

5 Bizarre Ways the Weather Can Kill You Without Warning

The opening page for the Internet. Really, really WTF.

Is anyone else sadisitically enjoying watching the global meltdown of the economy?

DMCA Exemption Time

45,000 British Homes to be Powered By Canal Water - Waterways To Be Protected in Process

Sad Guys on Trading Floors

Google's Obfuscated TCP

Anti-Terrorist Data Mining Doesn't Work Very Well

Two Europeans Indicted In US For 2003 DDOS Attacks

A 14 year old schoolboy posed as a female British secret service spy in an internet chatroom to persuade a 16 year old friend to try to murder him

Featured Desktop: The Mac Meets Windows Dual-Desktop

For the LAST FUCKING TIME: Ahmedinajad NEVER said "Wipe Israel Off the Map", instead he quoted the first Imam who said "this OCCUPYING REGIME in Jerusalem must vanish from the page of times."

The British government's plan for teachers to monitor their pupils for signs of potential extremism only stifles debate and encourages secrecy.

McCain Loses It: Calls Americans 'My Fellow Prisoners'

The Only Two Secrets to Motivating Yourself You’ll Ever Need | Zen Habits

Republican Rallies Now Sound like the KKK

The Blending of Music and Games

Nagios 3 Enterprise Network Monitoring

Sad Guys on Trading Floors

Where's the "IronPerl" Project?

How Mobile Phones Work Behind the Scenes

Geneticist Claims Human Evolution Is Over

20の優れたAjax効果*ホームページを作る人のネタ帳

David Axmark Resigns From Sun

Presidential Directive 51: President Bush Can Cancel Elections ('Continuity of Operations') if there is an ECONOMIC crisis

XHTML - myths and realities

Video Game Helps Math Students Vanquish an Archfiend: Algebra

The Financial Crisis, as Explained to My Fourteen-Year-Old Sister — The Bygone Bureau

Hm. Contender for the most improbably awesome personal library ever?

After so much Bush and Dick, doesn't America deserve The Big O?

雑貨ショップ　FRAGILE

What exactly is the square root of -1?