“On December 20, 2005, the appeal filed by individual objectors to the Settlement was dismissed and the Settlement is now Final. This means Apple and the Settlement Administrator can move forward with claims administration and claims fulfillment.”
Suicidal Tendencies
“Institutionalized”
Still Cyco After All These Years [1993]
Sometimes I try to do things and it just doesn’t work out the way I wanted to.
I get real frustrated and I try hard to do it and I take my time and it doesn’t work out the way I wanted to.
It’s like I concentrate real hard and it doesn’t work out
Everything I do and everything I try never turns out
It’s like I need time to figure these things out
But there’s always someone there going
Along with the Howard Stern Show, another radio endeavor involving alien life forms is going off the air this week; SETI@Home, a grid supercomputer project for detecting signs of extra terrestrial life from deep space, officially ended December 15.
An excavation project on the Syrian-Iraqi border has uncovered an ancient settlement believed to be settled 8,000 years ago.
USA Today
A very cool looking screensaver that resembles Flurry and reacts to sounds picked up through your computer’s mic.
Sprint Nextel has agreed to buy wireless affiliate Alamosa Holdings for $4.3 billion in cash. The acquisition, announced Monday, includes the assumption of $900 million in debt. Alamosa is based in Lubbock, Texas, and provides Sprint PCS service in 19 states to about 1.49 million wireless subscribers.
The Department of Defense plans to purchase Sprint Nextel’s iDEN network. One result of this deal will be that Sprint will receive a large amount bandwidth in the 700 and 800Mhz bands, which it will use to offer nationwide mobile WiMax broadband services over the next four to five years.
The 4GB barrier has been broken, and the package is huge.
It’s too bad its DDR 333! I wonder how much these babys cost?
Awesome hack that enable “Safe Sleep” as found on new PowerBooks, which allows Macs to save the current session and hibernate without a power source.
The rotation of the Earth on its axis and its orbit around the Sun have served as the basis for timekeeping since the dawn of history. The day was divided into 24 hours, each of 60 minutes, each of 60 seconds.
2005 December 31 23h 59m 58s