08 May 2006
Do You Love Me?
One day, I woke early in the morning to watch the sunrise. Ah, the beauty of God's creation is beyond description. As I watched, I praised God for His beautiful work.
Cisco to update Wi-Fi setup
Cisco Systems is planning to announce a new wireless module for its Catalyst 6500 Ethernet switch that will provide more centralized management and enhanced features for Cisco's Wi-Fi product.
07 May 2006
Arcane Denial: AMUST Software announces the release of AMUST 1-Login
AMUST Software today announced the release of AMUST 1-Login™ 1.0 - the next generation Internet Password Manager. 1-Login offers Single Sign On (SSO) to Internet users, the same functionality that has long been available to enterprise users who login into multiple systems and applications. 1-Login allows a user to securely login into multiple web sites by signing to 1-Login only once.
More MacBook News
ThinkSecret has been able to confirm the release of the Apple MacBook for this Tuesday, May 9th. It also looks like they will be thinner than current iBooks and come in White and Black.
06 May 2006
Linux kernel 'getting buggier,' leader says
Andrew Morton, the lead maintainer of the Linux production kernel, is worried that an increasing number of defects are appearing in the 2.6 version and is considering drastic action to resolve it.
Hide your Mac Mini
The MiniHitch allows you to mount your Mac Mini® on the back of your monitor, by making use of the 100mm or 75mm spacing VESA pattern mounting holes found on the back of many LCD monitors.
05 May 2006
Holy war against Da Vinci Code
THE Scottish Catholic Church is counter-attacking The Da Vinci Code by sending out hundreds of DVDs to schools and parishes lambasting what it calls the "nonsense" of the book and film.
Church launches DVD to debunk Da Vinci Code
THE Scottish Catholic Church has declared war on The Da Vinci Code by releasing a DVD describing Dan Brown's book as "monumental nonsense".
Creationism dismissed as 'a kind of paganism' by Vatican's astronomer
BELIEVING that God created the universe in six days is a form of superstitious paganism, the Vatican astronomer Guy Consolmagno claimed yesterday.
Da Vinci Code shows 'spiritual thirst'
THE head of the Scottish Episcopal Church believes the popularity of Dan Brown's bestselling book The Da Vinci Code is a symptom of a "spiritual thirst" among the public.
Windows Live Local Shows Where the Stars Hang Out
Celebrity watchers rejoice! Today, Microsoft Corp.’s oline local search and mapping service, Windows Live Local, launched CelebFavorites , a Web site that pinpoints the favorite haunts of eight of the world’s top athletes and entertainers, including Eva Longoria, Anna Kournikova, Jeff Bridges and Alex Rodriguez. Each celebrity has used the site to highlight his or her favorite restaurants, hotels, clubs, shops, museums or places to hang out.
Sony Begun Shipping Blu-ray Recording Media
Sony Electronics has begun shipping its 25GB single layer Blu-ray Disc recording media with AccuCORE technology. In addition, a dual layer 50GB capacity disc is set to debut in June.
Zombies attack Seattle hospital
A California hacker has pleaded guilty to disrupting computer systems - including the network of a hospital - through a malware-fueled attack designed to install adware on infected PCs.
Watch 70 legal TV stations for free
Here is a collection of 70 free legal channels that you can watch from your browser. Includes Game Network, Tv Cartoons, Horror Channel, Comedy Channel, Sci-Fi Channel, Lifestyle Network, 8 Adult channels and a lot more.
MacBook Next Week?
MacRumors is quoting an unverified anonymous source that Apple may announce the MacBook notebooks as early as May 9.
Arcane Denial: Windows Live Product search launches
Microsoft adds yet another search vertical to the Windows Live family: Windows Live Product search.
ATMs linked to IP networks vulnerable
A continuing trend by banks to take ATM machines off proprietary networks and put them on the banks' own TCP/IP networks is introducing new vulnerabilities in the ATM transaction environment.
Survey: 70 percent of malicious software aimed at theft
Seventy percent of malicious software being circulated is linked to various types of cybercrime, a study by security firms Panda Software showed.
Report: Microsoft feeling heat from Google
Microsoft Corp. has held discussions to buy a stake in Internet media company Yahoo Inc. to compete against Google Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Games hacked for militants' jihad
THE makers of combat video games have unwittingly become part of a global propaganda campaign by Islamic militants against the United States, US Defence officals say.
There is a difference!
I think that this illustrates the type of broad brushing that Beyond Belief Media does. Yes, both Islam and Christianity are religions, but the difference is in the details -- a point conveniently ignored.
Othercott The Da Vinci Code?
Barbara Nicolsi, a writer for Christianity Today, suggests a different strategy for the release of The Da Vinci Code (2 weeks away at the time of this post). Nicolsi says don't boycott the movie, don't use it as a means for evangelism, instead ... othercott it.
REBOOTING BECAUSE OF FORK BOMBS
There is nothing more frustrating for an Administrator who has to reboot system due to fork bomb
GREP TEXT NOT BINARY
In some directories such as /etc you have a mix of file types.
