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How to avoid train derailments

Do you know that there are more than 2,200 annual train derailments in the U.S.? One third of these accidents can be attributed to hard-to-find defects in steel railroad tracks. Now researchers at University of California at San Diego UCSD have developed a new ultrasonic technology to find defects in...

Tags: derailment, train derailment, laser, This System

Blog posts 2006-08-22

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Symantec aims for fall debut of security service

Symantec aims for fall debut of security serviceProtection money racket ...PMR, will be the next big thing in the windows world, M$ is doing it, AOL plans to do it, Symantec, Macaffee, ........STOP BEING A SUCKER!!!!Get a Mac, Jack!These bozos can't get their old scheme working 'all-the-time'can't hold out hope...

Tags: Symantec Corp., security service, security

Discussion threads 2006-06-21

Federal ID cards falling seriously behind schedule

Federal ID cards falling seriously behind scheduleHere we go again.Who should be the Project manager for this program? I nominate Homeland Security, since they are supposed to be in charge of keeping all of us safe and cozy.Yup, here we go againCongress legislates ... they are so accustomed to...

Tags: Vertical industries, U.S. Congress, HSPD-12, ID card, government

Discussion threads 2006-03-08

AOL's got MusicNow

AOL's got MusicNowWell, never to use MusicNowthanks for the headsup. Another thing tainted by the AOL, . . poor Netscape, poor WinAmp, silly TimeWarner, . . . what will they drive to derailment next? Oh the humanity.hey now musicnow is cooli'm not an aol fan by any...

Tags: MusicNow, America Online Inc., aol

Discussion threads 2005-11-06

Avaya's IP solution to nuke waste accident risk

Fellow VoIP blogger and TMCnet President Rich Tehrani is at his company's VoIP Developer Conference in San Francisco.Last night, he put up a fascinating blog entry that he titled Avaya Touts Just In Time Communications.Rich recounts a session yesterday in which IP telephony solutions provider Avaya's director of application enablement...

Tags: Avaya Inc., Rich Tehrani

Blog posts 2005-08-04

Defense Department signs Red Hat deal

Defense Department signs Red Hat dealPoor defense with poor softwareI am glad to see the Defense Department chooses the poor software written by hobbists. And this demonstrates that 911 diaster is not a surprise. Counterpart in my country has deployed the Trusted Windows Server 2004 (do not forget we got...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, UNIX, Tools & Techniques, Trusted Windows Server 2004, Linux, U.S. Department of Defense, source code, software, Red Hat Inc.

Discussion threads 2005-04-29