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Fiona on 2003/09/01:
„It would be ideal if radio news junkies could queue up a series of programming overnight, download it to CD-RW, MP3 player or a minidisc in the morning, and enjoy current affairs from all over the country and all over the world while communting and at work.“
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„But maybe stories like this mean it might not be so cut and dried: Disenchanted Bush Voters Consider Crossing Over. (New York Times )“http://differentkitchen.blogspot.com/ 2004_02_01_differentkitchen_archive.html - Cached
„Pete and Mike hit it off immediately andtwo months later, disenchanted by the somewhat dated approachof their parent band, they both agreed, in early '65, to pursuea more contemporary 'beat' style. In May 1965 they found theirperfect foil in drummer Danny Finley, who grew up in the Melbournesuburb of Spingvale. Danny was playing in a similarly dated Melbourne-basedinstrumental band, The Saxons, and from then on the trionever looked back.“http://www.milesago.com/artists/mpd.htm - Cached
„We have a wide range of example programs, with source code, to help in teaching programming with UniCOMAL, and to illustrate links with other programming languages. Most of the download files contain stand-alone compiled versions of the programs, for the benefit of readers who don't yet have UniCOMAL.“http://www.macharsoft.co.uk/downloads/ download1.html - Cached
„In his book Zen of Windows 95 Programming (an excellent book, by the way, despite the terrible title), Lou Grinzo makes a distinction between public code (code that other people see) and private code (code that only the original programmer ever sees), and explains how private code has a distressing tendency to become public code—almost 100% of the time. He makes a very good case for doing things right no matter what. You may think that the one-shot conversion application you just wrote will never escape from your hard drive, but you're probably wrong. You're going to offer it to a co-worker one of these days, and he's going to give it to somebody else. Before you know it, the development team's going to drop it into the product and a year from now one of your best customers is going to run smack dab into a big ugly bug that resulted from an assumption you made when you wrote the program. Don't tell me it won't happen. It has. To every programmer. At best it's embarrassing. Certainly, the development team bears some of the blame for incorporating what is essentially untested code, but a large part of the blame falls squarely onto the shoulders of the original author.“http://www.mischel.com/diary/2002/2002_02.htm - Cached
„Major projects: documentation for the OmniMark programming language (OmniMark 4.0, OmniMark 5), and the OmniMark Integrated Development Environment. Founder of the Open Source Writers Group and LinuxChix (http://www.linuxchix.org). Currently working for The Puffin Group.“http://www.ibiblio.org/oswg/docs/writers.html - Cached
„Journalists working for newspapers or broadcasters with affiliated websites may have the resources to do this, but I don't think it's such a hot idea for the general blog population.“http://www.blisspix.net/licensed/archives/ 2003_09.html - Cached
„For a news resource who lives under the slogan of Cutting down the tall poppies, Bringing down governments and Bringing down company directors, it appears as though Crikey has decided to jump to the defence of big business by suggesting that the Index is not as kosher as first thought, and that companies can pay their way to a good reputation.“http://www.crikey.com.au/yoursay/2002/11/ 04-yoursay041102.html - Cached
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