September 9, 2008
On the campaign trail in Lebanon, OH today, John McCain and Sarah Palin continued more of the same lies to the American people about earmarks and the "bridge to nowhere."
McCain and Palin repeated the false claim that Palin said "thanks but no thanks" to the bridge to nowhere-a claim the Wall Street Journal today said simply isn't true. Plus, despite receiving $750 million in earmarks in her 645 days in office (more than $1,162,000 Read the rest of this entry »
JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) _ Arkansas State University has launched a new version of its Web site, one that is designed to be more up-to-date and easier to navigate.
— went up Tuesday.
ASU chief information officer Mark Hoeting says the goal is for users to be able to make seamless transitions from one place to the next on the site. Hoeting says the site is also geared to seamlessly blend the public Internet presence and internal portion of the Read the rest of this entry »
In Tuesday's IT Blogwatch, we gaze in awe and wonder at Intel's new, super-speedy Flash drive. Not to mention warm patches ...
Solid-state drives are finally coming into their own -- they're faster, more durable and use less power than traditional mechanical hard drives. However, the strongest indicator that this may be the storage technology of the future is Intel's release of its X18 and X25 SSDs.
In our tests, the X25, released this week , Read the rest of this entry »
September 6, 2008 (Computerworld)
.1, adding new video support and boosting the speed of some JavaScript computations.
Firefox 3.1 Alpha 2, code-named "Shiretoko," will be the last in a short series of alpha editions; Mozilla has set a
for Beta 1 and will presumably deliver the first preview for the general public next month.
Mozilla added support for the new video element to Alpha 2 and the opening round of what's called "Web worker threads," Read the rest of this entry »
CEP has emerged as an exciting new way to extend services-based
applications. But until ActiveVOS 6.0, it has required users to
integrate yet another server into their applications and to manage the
complexity of integrating the application with the CEP
engine. ActiveVOS 6.0 eliminates this challenge by providing a
fully-capable CEP engine in ActiveVOS 6.0. Users simply select which
events generated Read the rest of this entry »
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 02:39:26 PM
The FOSS (Free/Open Source) world has inspired a large number of excellent groupware and messaging servers. These offer nice, large feature sets: shared calendars and contacts, meeting planners, e-mail, file sharing, instant messaging, and lots more. A lot of them are commercial products that also have "open source" versions. While they like to boast of their open source cred and use as much FOSS code as Read the rest of this entry »
Published: September 9, 2008
recently launched a new customer-focused Web site that's aimed at helping its i OS ERP customers--as well as the CRM customers of a subsidiary--voice their concerns and get answers to their questions. The site, called the Customer Zone, is based on open source applications for a Web-based forum and wikis written in PHP, and runs on one of HarrisData's System i servers.
Like most commercial software companies, HarrisData Read the rest of this entry »
, I gave a brief introduction to CSS layouts available in Dreamweaver CS3. At this year's WebDU conference, Stephanie Sullivan, founder and principal of W3Conversions and Adobe community expert gave a thorough presentation named "CSS Layouts & Dreamweaver CS3".
Before delving into the different types of layouts Dreamweaver CS3 has to offer, let's first take a look at some of the basic CSS principles of positioning elements on a Web page.
The "flow" Read the rest of this entry »
A surveillance device planted inside the east London flat used by the terrorist cell relayed pictures of Tanvir Hussain, one of the men convicted yesterday, drilling holes into the bottom of a 500 millilitre drinks bottle. The technique he was honing in the makeshift bomb factory was to be a key part of the alleged plot to blow up transatlantic airliners.
According to the prosection the plan involved a syringe being plunged into the bottom of a Read the rest of this entry »
Aug 29, 2008
– Likno Software is proud to announce the launch of AllWebMenus 5.1 PRO build #746, the most versatile system available for your web site navigation needs.
The new, major version of AllWebMenus brings you a full set of optimized existing and new features and properties, which make cross-browser menu-making easier for the professional and amateur web developer.
AllWebMenus resolves all existing DHTML incompatibilities across Read the rest of this entry »
