19 March 2002

Macrobyte is adding security to UserLand's Web server. 5:11:42 PM

Last Words: Edmund Gwenn's terse "Dying is easy. Comedy is difficult." 4:55:22 PM

Musharraf takes action against police. Pakistan's President Musharraf transfers all senior policemen in the capital after an attack on a church killed five people, including two Americans. [BBC News: world] 4:46:14 PM

Euro.Weblogs.Com is up!. euro.weblogs.com is up and running!  For webloggers in europe: you can ping the .com updates page just like you do with weblogs.com, only difference is the machine: rcs.datashed.net If you are using Radio UserLand and want to joint the european community server, just click here. [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog] 2:41:57 PM

Microsoft 'killed Dell Linux': [The Register] 1:24:37 PM

Soun Vannithone who illustrated the Oxford Companion to Food cooks in Richmond I think. It may be at The Racing Page 2, Duke St Richmond Surrey TW9 1HP Tel: 020 8940 4067 1:21:22 PM

Anamorphic Widescreen. So this is what it is then. 10:35:33 AM

RealNetworks unveils Pocket PC player. To be bumdled with IPAQ apparently. [The Register] 10:14:57 AM

There are kids who grow up and they're outcasts, and they pick out this strange music to listen to to sort of ensure how alone they are, to make it their choice: No one else can be listening to this music. For Moby, it was the opposite: he was the lonely kid connecting to others out there by imagining they were listening to the music he was listening to by himself. And he's remained such a lonely character by nature that I honestly think he loves the idea that all these people out there are listening to the same song he is, only now it's one he's made.'' 9:59:18 AM

Silicon Valley is not only not dead, it’s already on the way back says Newsweek. 9:35:02 AM

Studies on coping with stress that emphasized the human tendency toward fight-or-flight were done on males. Women  'tend and befriend'. Susan Kitchens via  [Scripting News] 9:28:45 AM

Radio Community Server 1.0. 9:14:31 AM

Peru's new Machu Picchu. A team of explorers discovers an ancient Inca settlement that may hold an unparalleled record of the Indian civilisation from beginning to end. [BBC News: world](The local Indians have always known about it.) 9:04:57 AM

The Oscar campaign is so dirty it would make a great movie says Time. 9:01:29 AM

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