Flying to Brisbane
Huzzah! Posting from the Sydney airport, waiting for a flight to Brisbane. Pretty cewl setup here… only $4 (payable in...
Huzzah! Posting from the Sydney airport, waiting for a flight to Brisbane. Pretty cewl setup here… only $4 (payable in...
Got a chance to drive out to Darling Harbour yesterday, then on to Manly beach. Got to see the inside...
Got to go and see Sydney and the Opera House yesterday. Pretty interesting building, from an architectural point of view:...
Good day, eh? Well, after about 20+ hours of flying, with stops in Vancouver and Honolulu, I’m now in Australia....
A pair of sunglasses that can detect when someone is making eye contact with the wearer has been developed by Canadian researchers.
Besides being useful in singles bars, its inventors say the system could play a key role in video blogging, a hi-tech form of diary keeping
Two good reasons for having the latest Microsoft patches have emerged in the form of Bobax and Kibuv
Investigations into recent increases in port 5000 scans have revealed the existence of two new worms: Bobax and Kibuv.
The W32/Bobax-A worm, which employs the same Microsoft security vulnerability as the Sasser worm to break into computers, uses port 5000 to identify Windows XP systems (the port used for "Universal Plug and Play").
CANNES, France (Reuters) - French and Brazilian films are the leading contenders for top prize at the Cannes festival but movie industry watchers say that with cult director Quentin Tarantino presiding over the jury, anything is possible.
They lead the race for the Palme d'Or top film prize at a 2004 festival which has, by common consent, far surpassed last year's lacklustre effort, bringing big stars, edgy themes and powerful politics to the Riviera.
French director Agnes Jaoui's "Look at Me" and "The Motorcycle Diaries" by Brazilian Walter Selles both deal with themes of awakening, but there the similarity ends.
Looks like my new internet connection is pretty stable now. Just bought a new schway router with built-in switch, so...