Of the four Pug Dogs that have been in our family, only Maggie is left. Maggie herself is at an age that she is not long for this world.

14" PowerPizza laptop case...

Don't Let Your Laptop Make You a Victim

Desirable laptops are desirable to thieves too. Disguise your laptop with a PowerPizza and reduce the risk of getting it nicked.

An 802.11 Router For 3G Internet Service

An anonymous reader writes "Possio AB has launched a Linux-based wireless access point that allows users to connect to the Internet through 3G ...

Posted by timothy on Tuesday July 06, @09:11PM
from the network-convergence dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Possio AB has launched a Linux-based wireless access point that allows users to connect to the Internet through 3G (third-generation) mobile telephone networks, which carry Internet data at broadband speeds. According to the Swedish company, which has filed for a patent on local-to-cellular routers, the PX30 can bring broadband wireless Internet service to small sites such as cafes, temporary hotspots such as building and event sites, mobile hot-spots such as buses and limos, and hot-spots in locations without a wired backhaul alternative. It can also be used, Possio says, by mobile-only carriers wishing to offer broadband Internet service, and in data acquisition and remote management applications such as M2M (machine-to-machine) applications."

http://www.savetheipod.com/

JUNE 28, 2004: The INDUCE Act is legislation being pushed by the record industry that would allow them to file lawsuits against companies that make unrestricted music hardware or software, such as the iPod or filesharing programs. The INDUCE Act will restrict technological innovation, limit free speech, and threaten one of the most vibrant sectors of the United States economy. Instead of taking advantage of new opportunities to build new business models, the record industry is pressuring Congress to stop music sharing with more lawsuits and regulation.

You can help stop the INDUCE Act by contacting your Congressional representatives immediately. Just a single Senator can put a 'hold' on this bill, which would force a debate on the Senate floor. And if we can bring this misguided bill into the light of day, we can stop it. Contacting your Senators is easy: just fill out the form below and we'll send a fax to your Senators and Representative. It will take you less than 45 seconds and can make an enormous difference.

Apple And The Open Source Community

Dozix007 writes "Sitepoint reports an interesting article on the increasing interconnection between Apple's recently released Tiger, and the Open Source ...

Tiger includes improved releases of Apple's directory services (LDAP), secure authentication (Kerberos), mail server (Postfix), web server (Apache) and many more features, nearly all based on existing open source software. Most significant may be the release of Rendezvous for Java, Linux/Unix and Windows. This is a zero-configuration tool for networking that includes network protocols, identification and configuration of devices and services such as printers and local/remote servers, and was based off of open source technology."

Get to Mozilla fast

HP issues apocalyptic Netscape HP-UX warning

HP has put out a red alert for users of the Netscape browser on HP-UX, saying this software pairing could result in no less than total destruction.

As the number of songs downloaded from the iTunes Music Store crosses 95 million, Apple will begin the countdown to 100 million songs by giving away 50 special 20GB iPods.

Countdown to 100 Million Songs

As the number of songs downloaded from the iTunes Music Store crosses 95 million, Apple will begin the countdown to 100 million songs by giving away 50 special 20GB iPods. The person who downloads the 100 millionth song will receive a 17-inch PowerBook, a 40GB iPod, a gift certificate for 10,000 iTunes songs and the opportunity to create a Celebrity Playlist. iTunes Music Store customers in the US, UK, France and Germany are eligible. [Jul 1]

Hacking Quartz

Exposed writes "Meaty interview with Rich Wareham who is known to Linux users for his libdvdnav library which is used by Xine and other linux players. On OS X ...

07.02.04 - 3-D View Of Solar Eruptions

NASA Creates First 3-D View Of Solar Eruptions

NASA-funded scientists have created the first three-dimensional (3-D) view of massive solar eruptions called Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs). The result is critical for a complete understanding of CMEs, which, when directed at Earth, may disrupt radio communications, satellites and power systems.

N.Y. to begin construction at Ground Zero
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WTC construction begins
NEW YORK (AP) — A 20-ton slab of granite, inscribed to honor "the enduring spirit of freedom," was laid Sunday at the World Trade Center site as the cornerstone of the skyscraper that will replace the destroyed towers.

Apple Previews Mac OS X “Tiger”


WWDC 2004, SAN FRANCISCO—June 28, 2004—Apple® today previewed Mac OS® X version 10.4 “Tiger,” the fifth major version of Mac OS X that will ship in the first half of 2005, extending Apple’s leadership in software innovation. Tiger continues Apple’s blazing pace of innovation with more than 150 breakthrough new features including Spotlight, a revolutionary way to instantly find any file, document or information created by any application on the Mac®; Safari™ RSS, a new version of Apple’s acclaimed web browser that incorporates instant access to RSS (Really Simple Syndication) data feeds on the web; Dashboard, a dazzling new way to instantly access a new collection of accessory “Widgets;” and a new version of Apple’s iChat instant messaging client with the industry’s first multi-person audio and video conferencing in a stunning 3D interface.

Each of the institutions listed will receive a 4-node Apple Workgroup Cluster, including:

Workgroup Cluster for Bioinformatics Award

Apple has found five of the most important, innovative and visionary scientific research projects in the U.S. and is awarding them the powerful computational tools they need to expand the horizons of their exciting research. [Jun 29]