Yes great, so they haven't learned anything from the recent deployments of this crap (not that that would surprise me - military and learning sounds a bit like Christmas and Easter on the same day)
At tagesschau on the Internet there's the original article.
Well, it seems that TVS Digital didn't get good press from Steve's Digicams. And actually, he's not such a brand fetishist who would just trash a brand like Contax or Leica just because it has that name...
At PhotographyBLOG I found the original article.
Great. Now Iceland is also joining Japan and Norway in the circle of liars and whale murderers. Whaling for scientific purposes, that's a good one...
At Spiegel Online: Science I found the original article.
That's exactly what I thought when I first heard his absurd prediction that Apple would switch to Intel processors within 2 years at the latest. Ok, now he's going even further and claiming that Apple will go bankrupt if they don't implement his great plan. Seems a bit confused in the head, this so-called tech journalist.
Although his great predictions and ideas contain a lot of errors: for example, his claim that with the x86 version of OS X all the Linux people could port their software. Has this nincompoop never heard of Fink or GNU-Darwin or similar projects that already allow porting Unix software to regular PPC Macs today?
At algorhythm I found the original article.
I found the empty spaces fascinating too - it would really be amusing if the Americans had gone to all that trouble and effort (and deaths) to take an empty palace. What would they have to do for an occupied palace?
And as for the dead and injured: the bombing of Al-Jazeera is working on that too
At Hexentanz I found the original article.
Well, in the case of Al-Jazeera's presence, one can almost assume it was intentional. In the first Gulf War they already tried something similar. The press is inconvenient, especially when it doesn't report what the war effort would like to see reported ...
Also see a report at Telepolis.
At Hexentanz I found the original article.
This is probably more of a guide "How to make a fool of yourself in front of a knowledgeable customer in 10 easy steps"
At heise online news there's the original article.
The scanner sounds very interesting. When I think about the quality of the Minolta scanners I had direct or indirect contact with (Scan Elite, Scan Dual III, and Scan Multi II), the new Minolta could be a real dream device for 35mm. (Of course, it doesn't work for me because of medium format - I need the 6x9 cm scanning area of the Multi II).
At PhotographyBLOG I found the original article.
Dear RP-Online editorial team: When archaeologists find flint daggers, they discover them if they want to emphasize the Indiana Jones factor. If they want to highlight the work involved, they excavated them.
But they absolutely never have "ausgebuddelt" them!
At RP-Online: Science I found the original article.
Astonishing. 2.3 million US dollars to a Canadian war opponent for improving his operating system. Probably only worked because Rumsfeld didn't catch wind of it, otherwise he would have sent the Marines immediately.
For the OpenBSD project this is of course great and raises hopes for the rest of the open source world (OpenSSH was also a project from the OpenBSD environment).
I found the original article on heise online news.