Ooooh, "Wired" also picks up on Brian Feeney's Da Vinci Project, a Canadian competitor to Burt Rhutan for the X-Prize!
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# July 12, 2004
Michael Schumacher won this weekends British Grand Prix. It was a very
good race but once again Ferrari and Michael were just to strong, they
have now won 10 out of the 11 races this season. At least Kimi managed to beat Barrichello for the 2nd spot on the podium.
"Wired" expands on a previous article about "Mozilla" and "Firefox" extensions. I already use AdBlock, which is simply amazing, but after reading the article I think I'm going to try out tab extensions, mouse gestures and Super Drag&Go as well.
"Scott Young" picks up on Steve's post about the comment system in Radio.
Scott: could you elaborate on the
feature additions going into Manila 9.1? Steve and I can do something
about the comment system now, but I don't feel like having hours of
hard work
deprecated in a few weeks (months?) when Manila 9.1 comes out... Share
your ideas with the community, then we can work together to find a
solution.
"John Robb" announces a new virtual conference.
This looks awesome, i've been reading a lot about the dangers of global
guerillas and terrorism but very little about solutions. I will
definitely be listening in.