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I have no idea if this proposal would work, but I like the idea of combining strength and compassion, something Americans have occasionally proven themselves capable of.

The Nimda virus uses IIS, Outlook, AND Internet Explorer. Um, HELO?? Ever wonder about the fact that ALL THREE of these products are made by one company?

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The Nimda virus uses IIS, Outlook, AND Internet Explorer. Um, HELO?? Ever wonder about the fact that ALL THREE of these products are made by one company?

"This means that if you go and browse a page and you don't have the correct security on your browser, it looks as though the Javascript attempts to forward the virus from your machine to everyone in your contacts book." Cluley said the suspicion is that only Internet Explorer is vulnerable to this exploit..."

Being a Christian, and having done some varied philosophical studies over the years, I'm interested to read Leviticus as LIterature, by anthropologist Mary Douglas. From the description:

Ich kanne auch ein bißen Deutsche spretchen.

Au jourdhui je me souvien que je peux parler un peu de Français. Zut alors!

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The Nimda virus uses IIS, Outlook, AND Internet Explorer. Um, HELO?? Ever wonder about the fact that ALL THREE of these products are made by one company?

"This means that if you go and browse a page and you don't have the correct security on your browser, it looks as though the Javascript attempts to forward the virus from your machine to everyone in your contacts book." Cluley said the suspicion is that only Internet Explorer is vulnerable to this exploit..."

I can't read more then 1/3 of the material on David McCusker's weblog without coming up for air. It's like being in a parallel dimension, it seems very like our world, but it very much is not. I should add I admire (or at least am greatly intrigued by) Dave a lot.

tmk posts a pointer on Jim's site to some new Apple sample code that implements a simple SOAP server and client in WebObjects. Coooooool.

Motorola completes 1.6GHz PowerPC G5. "Beyond far higher clock speeds, the G5 will be a full 64-bit chip, but will support 32-bit addressing at full speed. The part will also support multi-processor configurations."

Today's song: Midnight Oil, My Country.

Jodi has started a blog of her own, and believe me when she says she speaks her mind, she means it. ;-) Check it out.

Woo-hoo! Mulle-Kybernetic releases an XML-RPC implemention for Obj-C. Now I can rewrite Sid.

The drive in this morning was beautiful. As the days get shorter my morning drive has come closer to dawn. This morning the sunrise was amazing - the air was clear and crisp, the sunlight stretching itself over downtown Portsmouth was warm and bright. Nice way to start the week.

Nate, who goes by the hacker alias Nullgel, does the patriotism thing in his own way. Check out this American Flag made out of Lego.

Been doing a lot of detail software design and analysis lately. Sometimes it just gets to be too much.

ABC News: "Officials also said they had multiple fake IDs, knives, and flight certificates from Flight Safety International in Vero Beach, Fla., one of the schools the suspected terrorists were allegedly trained.

GlennLog: Inexorable Flow of Time. Glenn Fleishman's weblog has some good, random, thoughts today. A nice bit: "Yasir Arafat looked legitimately shaken. I'm sure he didn't know. But this is what it takes to affect a man like him. This is the kind of event that changes lives, even lives like his."

This image may one day be as famous I think as the photo of the marines at Iwo Jima.