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Had them....had them not....had them too....had them not...: The latest in the debate over Iraqs possession of WMD. Unofficial statement of David Kay.; 8,536 views | 03 Oct 2003 |

What they actually look like: "This just proves just how fake Hollywood really is."; 793 views | 02 Oct 2003 |

Harmonize singing horses: This should keep you busy for a while?; 117 views | 02 Oct 2003 |

Now thats a Google query!: Half a spoon in teacups...; 382 views | 01 Oct 2003 |

Reuters, MSN and about 50,000 Financial Professionals: The Reuters Messaging Network, built on top of Microsoft Office Live Communications Server Technologies, will be extended to the more than 100 million messenger users..; 360 views | 30 Sep 2003 |

An original Archimedes hand-written text: In October 1998, a battered manuscript of parchment-leaves sold for $2 million to an anonymous bidder at auction in NY. Roughly 1,000 years old. Watch as modern technology makes the text reappear!; 8,718 views | 30 Sep 2003 |

Poor ass..: I can so relate to those overworked days..; 6,896 views | 30 Sep 2003 |

Bunch of spinnies!: We brought you an earlier SnipURL about an optical illusion. Well, here is a bunch of them!; 1,372 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Smart phones from Motorola and MS: Video stuff from news.com (bear with three adverts when you select your video format). Interesting info about the future of phones.; 329 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Author of Paper Critical of Microsoft is Fired: Daniel E. Geer Jr., one of the primary authors of a report "Reliance On MS A Danger To National Security," was fired from @stake Thursday morning. @stake said that "The values an opinions of the report are not in line with the views of @stake."; 538 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Microsoft Office 2003 reviewed: A very informative review from New York Times for the new version of MS Office, due out on Oct 21. You may need to register at the NYT website, which is free and totally worth it.; 436 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Update your Instant Messaging (IM) tools: Researchers warn insecure chat networks could be breeding ground for malicious code; 49,735 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Monks help scientists study the brain: Buddhist monks from South Asia have been giving scientists an insight into the human brain. They took part in a conference at MIT, which explored visual perception with the aid of images on a computer screen.; 398 views | 27 Sep 2003 |

Need a hand?: Trust Japan to come up with something creative.; 477 views | 26 Sep 2003 |

They promised her a Toyota..: ...but look what they gave her!; 898 views | 26 Sep 2003 |

Creative computing articles...: ...listed all the way from 1981!; 491 views | 23 Sep 2003 |

Can a chatting robot out-smart humans?: A computer program designed to talk like a human is preparing for its biggest test in its bid to be truly "intelligent".; 469 views | 23 Sep 2003 |

Historical anarchist texts: A collection of texts that are historically important to anarchism, or which discuss important aspects of anarchism, but are no longer in print elsewhere.; 331 views | 23 Sep 2003 |

Can we nuke tropical cyclones?: Can tropical cyclones be destroyed by nuclear bombs?; 222 views | 23 Sep 2003 |

Programmer or serial killer?: Can you tell the difference between the two?; 3,790 views | 14 Sep 2003 |

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Had them....had them not....had them too....had them not... The latest in the debate over Iraqs possession of WMD. Unofficial statement of David Kay. What they actually look like "This just proves just how fake Hollywood really is." Harmonize singing horses This should keep you busy for a while? Now thats a Google query! Half a spoon in teacups... Reuters, MSN and about 50,000 Financial Professionals The Reuters Messaging Network, built on top of Microsoft Office Live Communications Server Technologies, will be extended to the more than 100 million messenger users.. An original Archimedes hand-written text In October 1998, a battered manuscript of parchment-leaves sold for $2 million to an anonymous bidder at auction in NY. Roughly 1,000 years old. Watch as modern technology makes the text reappear! Poor ass.. I can so relate to those overworked days.. Bunch of spinnies! We brought you an earlier SnipURL about an optical illusion. Well, here is a bunch of them! Smart phones from Motorola and MS Video stuff from news.com (bear with three adverts when you select your video format). Interesting info about the future of phones. Author of Paper Critical of Microsoft is Fired Daniel E. Geer Jr., one of the primary authors of a report "Reliance On MS A Danger To National Security," was fired from @stake Thursday morning. @stake said that "The values an opinions of the report are not in line with the views of @stake." Microsoft Office 2003 reviewed A very informative review from New York Times for the new version of MS Office, due out on Oct 21. You may need to register at the NYT website, which is free and totally worth it. Update your Instant Messaging (IM) tools Researchers warn insecure chat networks could be breeding ground for malicious code Monks help scientists study the brain Buddhist monks from South Asia have been giving scientists an insight into the human brain. They took part in a conference at MIT, which explored visual perception with the aid of images on a computer screen. Need a hand? Trust Japan to come up with something creative. They promised her a Toyota.. ...but look what they gave her! Creative computing articles... ...listed all the way from 1981! Can a chatting robot out-smart humans? A computer program designed to talk like a human is preparing for its biggest test in its bid to be truly "intelligent". Historical anarchist texts A collection of texts that are historically important to anarchism, or which discuss important aspects of anarchism, but are no longer in print elsewhere. Can we nuke tropical cyclones? Can tropical cyclones be destroyed by nuclear bombs? Programmer or serial killer? Can you tell the difference between the two?

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