Jim Prince on November 29th, 2004

Ever wondered what RSS stands for? Take your pick. RSS RDF Site Summary RSS National News Agency (Nepal) RSS Radar Signal Simulator RSS Radar Support System RSS Radial Shaft Seal RSS Radiation Shielding Suit (gaming) RSS Radio Security Service (UK) RSS Radio Service Software RSS Radio Sub System RSS Radiodetermination Satellite System RSS Rail Security [...]

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Jim Prince on November 18th, 2004

As I’m writing this I’m waiting for Half Life 2 one of the most eagerly awaited games of recent years to be unlocked. This is the first game I’ve ever had to register online before I can use it. I know piracy is a problem but this is ridiculous, it had better be worth the [...]

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Jim Prince on November 17th, 2004

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Jim Prince on November 16th, 2004

Events in the history of Microsoft from 1975 to the present. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/… An un-official version would be nice.

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Jim Prince on November 13th, 2004

Mozilla Firefox is now at version 1.0. With a healthy number of downloads since it was released it remains to be seen whether they’ll reach their goal of 10% market share by the end of 2005. Good luck to them. Interesting to see the Google based home page, this will no doubt fuel rumours of [...]

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Jim Prince on November 4th, 2004

Nagios is an Open Source host, service and network monitoring program. A colleague is currently evaluating this at work. When I first used this product it went by the name NetSaint. I assume some sort of legal/copyright problem has forced them to change it. Anyway if you’re looking for a low cost yet powerful tool [...]

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