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The Spiders Part 3 – alternate history of the Afghan War by Patrick Farley at http://www.e-sheep.com/spiders/ Amazing Web based graphic novel. Love the mesh net, internet driven RPV spider bots. Mr Farley’s blog is Patrick Farley Exposes His Ignorance. Another Continue reading The Spiders Part 3 – alternate history of the Afgh…
WTF! Since When did Books get Trailers? From SlashDork : Doug Chiang’s studio has released a trailer for his upcoming book. The book is a collaboration with Sci-Fi author Orson Scott Card of Ender’s Game fame, and will include 75 Continue reading WTF! Since When did Books get Trailers?From SlashD…
Blackout of ’03, a delayed Y2K experience Around 4:15 Thursday afternoon in Toronto, the power abruptly went out. Okay, what did I do? I hadn’t turned on anything. The air con wasn’t running. Wasn’t me. Must be a local outage. Continue reading Blackout of ’03, a delayed Y2K experience in Toronto
Get ready for More MSBlast worm After cashing or slowing down the networks and computer of many organizations (large and small), new variants of the Blaster worm have already been reported. Since Microsoft had issued an alert July 16 about Continue reading Get ready for More MSBlast wormAfter cashing or sl…
Using RSS in JSP Java Net has an interesting piece on Using RSS in JSP which lead me to Informa, a RSS (Rich Site Summary) library for Java. Worth a look for learning and use in a furture revision of Continue reading Using RSS in JSPJava Net has an interesting piece…
What is Fahrner Image Replacement technique, and why you should care Russell Beattie talks about the huge increase in power behind the combination of XHTML+CSS (I agree), with links to an article In Defense of Fahrner Image Replacement (FIR is Continue reading What is Fahrner Image Replacement technique, and w…