Month: October 2003


  • Electroactive Polymers (EAPs) have had relatively little exposure compared to other developments in the sceintific world. Basically they are malleable materials that respond to electrical stimilus in much the same […]

  • Well Arnie is in and personnally I think he will do a great job over there in CA. His first press conference went really well and he’s handling the burning […]

  • Virtual Hurricanes

    Just picked up this snippet on Virtual Hurricanes or rather the new found ability using super computing to simulate extreme weather conditions such as hurricanes. I think that we will […]

  • Just an observation but in recent times there has been several increases in the cost of ESB supply to residential and industrial clients. However, around the country and currently in […]

  • Rather long posting on how Linux will always have the upper hand when it comes to virus immunity. With the latest bout of worms released to attack Microsoft platforms this […]

  • GPRS Exploit

    Well d’uh! It seems as though the operators have finally confessed to a bug in the GPRS system that allows mallicious attackers to discover users IP addresses and send them […]

  • In what one can only assume to be a direct reaction to the recent RIAA legal battle with illegal music sharing on the internet, the developers of peer-to-peer software are […]

  • Looks like the RIAA have managed to settle out of court with a number of the accused individuals. One has to wonder how much this pay-off has made for the […]