From the ESD Journal:
The US standard railroad gauge (width between the two rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number...
The Romans' Horses' Asses
Wired Weird News
From Wired News:
2:00 a.m. 19.Apr.2001 PDT What happens when artificial intelligence becomes far smarter than humans? What will keep it friendly? The Singularity Institute says it has the answers for what happens during the next stage of humanity's evolution. By Declan McCullagh.
You Don't Need to See This Attachment.
Culled from SANS Newsbites:
--6 April 2001 Outlook 2002 Will Restrict Attachments
In an effort to protect users from viruses, Outlook 2002 will reject more than 30 types of file attachments, including .exe, .bat, and .vbs files, CD images and screen-savers. The new restrictions will make it more difficult for people to share information as the feature is very difficult to disable. Security expert Richard Smith supports Microsoft's endeavor and suggests people compress files they wish to send to others; other experts believe Microsoft should fix its essential security problems instead of treating the symptoms.
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-5529034.html?tag=prntfr
BSD from a Linux Perspective
I came across an interesting article (which may be old news for some) today comparing BSD and Linux. Clearly, it's biased in favor of BSD, but then again, so am I. Naddy (the author) is a regular contributor to OpenBSD.
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- Loki
