Did he or didn't he? At Velonews it sounded quite different - nothing about a real conviction. And anyway: nothing is clear until after the B sample. And that's still pending. It would be a shame if it were true.
I found the original article at Radsport-News.com.
It would be so nice if at least a few of the CDU bigwigs in Hesse would stumble over it and get locked up ...
(hey, you're allowed to dream!)
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD I found the original article.
Great. Millions of pirated Windows junk systems will soon become even more junky. And the garbage heap won't be cleaned up. Sure, Microsoft is annoyed by the pirated copies - but do we really have to suffer on the entire net because Microsoft can't produce decent software and then also refuses to repair the damage? Honestly, I don't care whether someone paid for their Windows, I only care whether the computer is yet another virus and spam launcher, or whether it at least gets supplied with the necessary patches. Not that those help much ...
At das Netzbuch you can find the original article.
But they haven't found any monolith on the moon yet
At heise online news there is the original article.
Hmm. Should I dig out the Zaurus again and revive it?
At heise online news there is the original article.
Full ACK.
At Der Schockwellenreiter you can find the original article.
Nice housing. Definitely a lot better than earlier Bessa versions - their rangefinder base (obviously excluding the Bessa T) was pretty much a joke, especially when you imagine it combined with the 1.2/35 ...
Not only is the naked mole rat a pretty strange creature - there are also some pretty strange people who have dedicated an entire website to it
Does anyone have 7000-8000 euros for me (hey, I don't have an R-body and you want optics too)?
At heise online news there's the original article.
Flickr Services - Flickr API documentation
And still no end in sight
At heise online news there is the original article.
ITMS Link Maker - Creating HTML links in the iTunes - unfortunately not a real API, but a web wizard
LISA - Intelligent Software Agents for Common Lisp - AI rule system in Common Lisp, similar to CLIPS
Logilab.org - Constraint - Constraint Satisfaction Problem Solver in Python
pirate (python on parrot) - Approaches of a Python Compiler for Parrot
PyLog -- A first order logic library in Python - Sowas wie Prolog in Python
Mere technical ignorance, or an attempt at rip-off?
At heise online news there's the original article.
Edgewall | Trac - Project tool with web interface - Subversion, Wiki, Timeline, Bug tracking
Ian Bickings Wiki - Interesting wiki in Python and Webware based on reStructuredText
Nice. My Sony DSC-W12 is powered by 2100mA NiMH batteries - but nobody wants to pay for the original Sony ones. There were two sets of two batteries included, but eventually batteries give up the ghost and then it's practical to have replacements on hand.
At heise online news you can find the original article.
Weird. Playboy (yeah, the magazine with too little money for clothes for their models) also operates servers. And they're run by admins. And they thank the Open Source Community with a mirror of various projects.
The mirror server has a pretty bare-bones design, by the way.
I think I had this one before, but the link is so great that it's worth showing more often. Slides. In color. From 1909 - 1915. Made from photographs taken with three color filters and reconstruction of the color slide from these three black and white negatives. Very beautiful images among them.
A damning indictment of the established parties that the right-wing scum could get so many votes. Certainly one cause should be the absurd equating of the right-wing scum with the PDS - under the title "protest parties". Disgusting.
Just as ridiculous is the silly elevation of the election campaign to federal issues by the Union and the FDP - if you don't have a regional program, you just make polemics your campaign. And you get the bill in the form of NPD and DVU in the state parliament. Because polemics and stupid braggadocio in election campaigns always benefit those whose campaigns can only be built on brown polemics anyway due to lack of concrete programs. From the top candidates, of course, you only heard criticism of the federal government and of course criticism of the PDS and voters regarding the rightward shift in parliament. One has to evaluate one's own defeats first, and then everything is quickly turned around so that one is of course in no way guilty.
If you're looking for a place to get rid of your gmail invites - there's an automated service for that, bringing together invites and people looking for them.
That's cool. Software patents are rubbish.
At heise online news there's the original article.
osxAudio.com - Everything about audio on Mac with OS X
The chancellor says we're all rip-off artists. And finds that absolutely appalling. But ignores the fact that the willingness to take advantage is far greater among entrepreneurs and enterprises. Subsidies are gratefully pocketed, no matter how absurd the project is. Large corporations apply for funding awards because you can still get a few euros and take them. Structural development funds are used by enterprises to move operations from location A to location B - because location B offers lower business taxes or other sweeteners. The fact that jobs at location A then disappear is beside the point. And the employees at location A who then sit on the street as unemployed - all just rip-off artists. And the small and medium-sized businesses at location B - who have little leverage against the dominant player on site and are therefore left out of all decisions, after all the city council needs to keep the newly recruited major corporation - all rip-off artists. Also the mid-sized companies at location B who have fewer customers and thus lower sales due to the many unemployed, all just rip-off artists.
The world is so simple when you look at it through the rose-tinted glasses of neoliberalism. Then it's quite fitting when you have simple solutions and simple causes ready. You then push for mergers in banking, even though this will result in more job losses than the industry is already experiencing anyway.
That his simple solutions are just a dismantling of the welfare state and a transfer of society to corporations, that precisely his reforms have partly given enterprises the leverage for the recent extortions - none of that you see through the rose-tinted glasses.
Chris Double has set up a Factor server that anyone can play around with. Factor is interesting because it has a development environment completely built on web browsers with inspectors, browsers, and editors - so you can change everything via a web browser, including the running code of the server. However, it's not like Zope - so a CMS interface. Instead, they are rather Smalltalk-oriented tools, that is, low-level programming tools. Very nice overall. The language also strikes a chord with me: a mixture of Joy, Lisp, and Forth. Given my affinity for Lisp and Forth, it's clear that I have to engage with something like this. At Planet Lisp you can find the original article.
Chris Double has also implemented IO for Nokia phones running Symbian. The whole thing is currently functional on the 7610. Very interesting — IO is a language that draws heavily from Smalltalk, NewtonScript, Lisp, Self, and other languages, borrowing interesting ideas from everywhere. It's a language with prototype-based object orientation and various ideas from functional programming. The language is quite interesting even without a mobile phone. At Planet Lisp you can find the original article.
Oh yes, everyone is pointing fingers at everyone else. And if necessary, one points fingers at the constitutional court - despite the fact that the constitutional protection authorities themselves made a mess of things, and one should perhaps rather point fingers at the interior ministries of the states (and the federal government). But no matter where one points, nobody gets the idea that the lousy own politics (and I mean both government and opposition) are to blame for the fact that the dimwits let themselves be impressed by the brown trash. The result won't be nice for any of us, but since politicians lack any insight into their own mistakes, it won't get better, but rather worse. Very great, Mr. Schily.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
The GBBopen Project - Blackboard software that also runs under OpenMCL
Yesterday, Heise reported: "It remains unclear whether the customer database of the warez provider should be examined more closely. Legal experts hardly expect that users who downloaded something and paid for it will face criminal charges." and according to Tagesspiegel: "The authorities could probably identify the names of the 45,000 customers using the payment transaction lists stored in the computer system. According to reports, however, users need not fear prosecution. The sheer number of proceedings would likely overwhelm the courts. For now, it is sufficient for the GVU and the film companies organized there to dismantle the distribution structures." Well. That didn't work out - but seriously, I hardly believe that anyone considered ftpwelt as an official download portal with legal content. The original article can be found on heise online news here.
Following this thread, there's supposedly going to be a new Bessa R3A soon. With M-mount. And Zeiss is also building the G lenses for M-mount. If so, that would be amazing - the Hologon could look very nice on my M6. Also interesting is the image of the camera on the Zeiss server. Here's the original article.
So the smiley I'd need for my big grin right now, I don't have in my repertoire: The Munich law firm Gravenreuth & Syndikus, which in the past drew attention primarily through cease-and-desist letters, was also searched. One of the lawyers, Bernhard Syndikus, was taken into custody due to suspicion of obstruction of justice and flight risk.
Update: the Tagesspiegel has more information.
I found the original article at Die wunderbare Welt von Isotopp.
If you look at the rioting and the storming of the House of Commons, the Brits are crazy. But we already knew that beforehand.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
Goo is also a very interesting Lisp dialect. Strongly influenced by Dylan and with a very compact syntax. However, the stuff doesn't compile on Jaguar - has anyone managed to get it working and have a few patches ready? I didn't find anything on the web.
TNPI - Homemade (Do It Yourself) .mac using mod_dav and Apache - How to simulate a .MAC account with a private machine and still be able to access Apple's pages
Aktuelle Gesetze - Legal texts online
Aquarium - Web Framework for Python - also under mod_python. Worth noting.
Oops. 10000 Euros is hefty. But somehow still cool, the idea - and actually absolutely obvious. Just build a mini-projector into the enlarger head, done. So to speak. Although nothing for chemistry refusers like me
At heise online news there's the original article.
::jamesoff:: » Check RBL for WordPress 0.1 - Check comment accesses against RBLs - possibly interesting to filter spam access from the start?
Yes. And indeed in a form that people can find reasonable. Whoever has tried to find certain legal texts will have been quite surprised - plenty of strange servers scattered wildly across the world, sometimes paid, sometimes free - and no one can say whether the text is really currently correct and valid in that form. Something like that belongs on a central server of the Federal Government with appropriate current maintenance of the content. It's not that hard to set up something like that.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD there's the original article.
Such an ugly camera design that not even a mother could love it
So Minolta has finally managed it. Ok, they were already where others only got to in recent years, and they were even gone again, but a current digital SLR suits them quite well, doesn't it?
At PhotographyBLOG you can find the original article.
The pen is mightier than the sword.
At Engadget you can find the original article.
Way cool: a Lisp that runs directly on the Mindstorm RCX. Not via the PC, but an autonomous Lisp system with actuators and sensors. Unfortunately the RCX has somewhat limited memory, but still - that's pretty neat.
At Planet Lisp you can find the original article.
MrEd Designer - GUI builder for PLT Scheme
Delta Encoding for RSS - as a WP hack. Possibly also implement at PyCS?
And once again, someone is ripping a CF hard drive out of an MP3 player. This time it's the Rio Carbon. This one is also cheaper than typical 4 or 5 GB CF hard drives - and inside the Carbon is a Seagate with 5 GB of storage. As usual with such instructions: don't try this at home. As the author so nicely puts it: In fact, you will probably end up with $249 worth of useless junk. - if you do try it anyway, you can report back Here's the original article.
Bill on what Ivan left behind from Grand Cayman.
At Bill Bumgarner you can find the original article.
