Topic: - on February 7, 2003 at 1:38:47 PM CET
Bush Orders Guidelines for Cyber-Warfare
President Bush has ordered the government to draw up guidelines for cyber- attacks against enemy computer networks, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
Bush signed a directive last July ordering the government to develop, for the first time, rules for deciding when and how the United States would penetrate and disrupt foreign computer systems, the newspaper said.
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Topic: - on February 7, 2003 at 1:21:13 PM CET
MAYA 4.5 complete download
Maya Personal Learning Edition™ is a special version of Maya®, which provides free access to Maya Complete™ software for non-commercial use. More info. (Available for Windows® 2000/XP Professional and Mac® OS X).
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Topic: - on February 7, 2003 at 12:44:56 PM CET
Totally bizarre carrot with a .........
This carrot is totally bizarre dug it up last week could not believe my eyes a carrot with a vagina. It is approximately six inches long. I believe to be life size. Totally free Here friends and neighbors with this carrot. If you'd like to see any further pictures please feel free to ask. Winner pays shipping of his or her choice. Will be shipped with proper cooling.
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Topic: - on February 7, 2003 at 12:37:42 PM CET
Dell to remove floppies on desktops
Floppy disk drives will soon be history at Dell Computer Corp.
The company plans to stop installing the drives on high-end Dimension computers in March and offer them only as an option, Dell spokesman Lionel Menchaca said.
For years, computer users stored data on portable floppy disks. The plastic square disks can hold up to 1.44-megabytes of information.
But Round Rock, Texas-based Dell has seen customers moving toward newer, larger capacity technology - especially portable hard drives and rewriteable CDs.
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