Sure. And here? Of course only scorching heat.
(I live on the second floor and the house is on a hill, so storms only affect me through the puddle at the house entrance)
At WDR.de you can find the original article.
Yes sure, intern them far away from Germany, then the upstanding German citizen won't have to be confronted with the fact that there are asylum seekers. It's much more humane for the German citizen if he's not constantly having his nose rubbed in the suffering of the world.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
For whom is this actually the worse threat - for the Chancellor, or for the new left-wing party?
At tagesschau.de - The News of the ARD you can find the original article.
Well, Pink Floyd is not identical with Roger Waters - and only he is making the musical. He's doing what he's been doing the whole time since his departure: exploiting what already exists. That he hasn't created anything new since he left doesn't seem to bother many people.
Since I'm listening to old Pink Floyd records right now: I think it's a shame that the band is no longer active. And I'm still convinced that a large part of the responsibility for that was Roger Waters' ego - because he now believes that he is identical with Pink Floyd...
Maybe he'll get Danish citizenship as an honor after all
Because the provider only sets up running machines with 1 partition and 1 system on it. And when copying from one system to the other system while it's running, you can easily make mistakes that make the system unreachable. And thus abruptly interrupt the server update.
It would be so much easier for administrators if you simply installed 2 independent systems on the disks as a matter of principle, so that you could install into an inactive system during restructuring work. Well, the low price has to have some reason ...
Because it's absolutely outrageous when customers take out insurance and then get the absurd idea of actually claiming on that insurance...
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
An interesting - because pointless and silly - discussion. Someone accuses the bloggers of selective perception. Upon pressing further, it turns out that his perception of this selectivity is based on the fact that he analyzed a link list that was pre-filtered to only include a certain type of links - namely established (because registered) news services. He's given a different list that would be more representative. What does he do? Sweeps it all away because it doesn't fit his expectations. Although this other link list shows the exact opposite of what he claims, he first throws out what would contradict him and summarizes the rest under techie babble. That's how simple the blinkers are. And what is all this? Clear. The summer doldrums.
Update: after reading a few other things on blogosfear, I had to grin. Because the site is exactly what he accuses the bloggers of: incestuous to the point of dismissal, follows the big news and consists largely of the usual suspects who comment and write there. So nothing new and nothing original. So to speak, the institutionalized summer doldrums.
"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we," Bush said.
Here it should be clarified, among other things, whether it is permissible to compare SCO with a company that sells boxes that protect against earth radiation or serve as orgone accumulators.
At heise online news there is the original article.
Wow. A bunch of old machines simulated. Nice toy.
At Lambda the Ultimate - Programming Languages Weblog I found the original article.
Ok, let's add even more confusion to all this chaos through silly obstinacy campaigns. It doesn't matter if ultimately – regardless of how the squabbling turns out – several generations of children can't write correctly. You have to make sacrifices like that when you're searching for the one true way ...
At WDR.de you can find the original article.
Given the regular database outages, disappeared homepages and lost domains, this is somehow a mockery of the seal. But that's just how it is: certificates say nothing about reality, only about the wishful thinking and wallets of the certified and certifiers.
At heise online news you can find the original article.
Too warm.
Well. And as you can read elsewhere, it's actually just a hoax - old, created by only one person, uninteresting and not circulating at the grassroots level, but only among journalists. Great research... Even Tagesschau participates in the summer lull stunt. At NETZEITUNG.DE Internet I found the original article.
An interesting C derivative that has borrowed from many other languages - including those of the ML family. A C with type safety, memory management (though still manual memory management), polymorphic functions, pattern matching, type inference and many other nice features. Packaged in a perversely bloated syntax that builds on the already perverse C syntax
I can't add anything to that. If the Python community starts bringing features into the language by argumentatively besieging Guido, and if these compromises are then realized according to the motto "a syntax that everyone likes equally little", then it's time to switch languages. Ruby looks nice and the available modules for various purposes easily match Python. Or Prothon - though the available modules are still very sparse there. Or simply back to good old MzScheme? Here's the original article.
His images will live on forever.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
I find it somewhat silly to write that iMovie removes copy protection just because you can do a re-encoding of AAC files with it - coupled with the quality losses that come with re-encoding. It becomes particularly silly when you know that iTunes itself can do a re-encoding of AAC files to MP3 - and also removes the DRM in the process. But of course that way the headline sounds much cooler ...
At heise online news you can find the original article.
Yuck. Ugh.
At heise online news you can find the original article.
As if politicians' hypocrisy were the biggest problem with unemployment benefit II ...
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
Should betting offices start taking bets on how long ministers stay in office?
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD there's the original article.
Cool, so someone managed to fill up the GB Mail at gmail
You can find the original article at Disobey Nonsense Network.
Strange. Recently, another court said that entering a personal ID number (and subsequently checking the date of birth) would be sufficient. But here even Post-Ident isn't enough - even though the procedure itself is used by authorities when identification from a distance is required. All rather odd...
At heise online news there's the original article.
Just reminded of it by an article on NDR. Somehow a shame. And I don't even particularly like it that much. On the plate, I mean.
Unfortunately the wrong operating system for gaming kids. Ok, I could maybe run a Linux on it, but I've gotten a bit spoiled by OS X on my notebook...
Would still be something for Federal Chancellor Schröder: just lock up the annoying demonstrators ...
At morons.org headlines there's the original article.
If there are even fewer ticket counters open in Münster, then you could easily walk to Dortmund on foot instead of taking the train — both in terms of the length of the queue and the waiting time ...
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
At Telepolis News (02.08.2004) you can find the original article.
Another piece of evidence of how stupid Godefroot is - rejecting Klöden's contract extension is now likely to prove expensive for him. Serves him right.
I found the original article at Radsport-News.com.
Since I'm replacing the hardware with larger hardware and need to move all the data from one machine to the other, my weblog (and the other things currently running on simon.bofh.ms) will be down for a few hours today or tomorrow. I hope everything goes smoothly. Domains hosted with me won't have any DNS problems since the other server is still running. Anyone who has emails or other things stored with me will of course be affected by the downtime as well.
Otherwise, imagine a construction sign here with a diligent construction worker shoveling away behind it
Cool. Mike Johnston evaluates the application of various focal lengths. Worth reading
A new Smalltalk for OS X. Integrated into Aqua. With all the tools you could wish for. Unfortunately only from OS X 10.3 onwards - too bad, I would have liked to take a look at it, but I'm still on 10.2.8 ...
Anyone who can give it a try - the beta is freely available. I'd be curious to know what it's like. Smalltalk used to be one of my favorite languages - though that was before my contact with Lisp machines and back in DOS times
The war against terror. Oh no, it's the other absurd paranoia, the one about evil pirates.
At heise online news there's the original article.
Exactly one year ago today, the scarecrow ranted against same-sex marriage (P1096). Today he's ranting against feminists. The arguments are just as ridiculous and absurd as last time ...
On WDR.de you can find the original article.
Great success for CSC. But of course also impressive success from Gerolsteiner - to place both teams so far up front. Armstrong? Well, he just doesn't take anything really seriously except the Tour. A shame. But the organizer already put it quite rightly at the Night of Hannover. In essence: for what Armstrong demands as a starting fee, he doesn't deliver the corresponding performance.
I found the original article at Radsport-News.com.
Exactly!
At heise online news you can find the original article.
I'm sorry folks, but anyone who trusts their financial data to the Moloch deserves what's coming to them
At heise online news you can find the original article.
It would be good if it works out. The JPEG patent could otherwise have pretty serious consequences. Still, it's clear proof of why software patents are nonsensical. If it weren't a patent that a few industry giants were interested in, the situation would be completely different. How could a small company or an open source project defend itself against such a patent? Hardly a chance ...
At heise online news there's the original article.
Someone who doesn't understand the internet again ...
At heise online news you can find the original article.
A book. About insects. In squashed condition on the windshield.
I found the original article at www.lisaneun.com.
A tutorial and example code for building OpenMCL Carbon and Cocoa applications. Very interesting, this could slowly make OpenMCL on the Mac a fully-featured environment.
Yes, I'm still dreaming of a free Lisp implementation with a decent development environment
IronPython is now Open Source and available in version 0.6. For .NET or Mono programmers, this might be an interesting alternative to the usual C# languages.
Ouch. A mini tripod made from a bottle cap. That really sounds very stable too.
Hmm. A customizable internet radio station with a kind of friends network based on music taste. Buzzword compliance is definitely there.
This can be a danger to you. Because your website can be localized through the log files, you can be found too. This is, for example, a danger in the case of deep linking if the webmaster of the linked page does not allow it. - I see, referrer suppression explicitly propagated as a means for deep linking to content. As if one gets terribly endangered when referrers are reported on. Yeah right, a tool by webmasters for webmasters. If I were a pig, I'd say from bandwidth parasites for bandwidth parasites - but I'm nice and never say such things.
This will certainly make the workers at the two plants very happy that the rip-off is now increasing Siemens' quarterly figures. After all, that means more money for pointless projects and if necessary it can be distributed to shareholders. But the economy is doing so badly ...
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.