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Storagemojo about the missing ZFS in Snow Leopard
Monday, August 31. 2009
links for 2009-08-29
Saturday, August 29. 2009
Diskless Boot
Friday, August 28. 2009
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Solaris vs. Linux - the quiz
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Really recommended listening: Imogen Heap - Ellipse
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Oracle and SPARC
Thursday, August 27. 2009
Rainbow Falls
Wednesday, August 26. 2009
Perl 5.10.1 with dtrace support
Wednesday, August 26. 2009
Nach einem Vortrag ist vor einem Vortrag
Wednesday, August 26. 2009
Hotchips: Sun's 3rd generation on-chip UltraSPARC security acclerator
Wednesday, August 26. 2009
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FrOSCon 09 - Nachlese
Monday, August 24. 2009
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Can You Get AIDS Using A Condom
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Ask the Experts
still get HIV/AIDS while using a condomCan you still get HIV/AIDS while using a condom?...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,Yes and no!No, if the latex or polyurethane condom is properly used and doesn't fail.Yes, if the latex or polyurethane condom is not used properly or fails.Things that can go wrong include:1.Using lambskin (instead of latex or polyurethane)... Read more »
SEX AND AIDS THE TRUTH ABOUT CONDOMSCAN AIDS GO THROUGH A CONDOM?... Read more »
AIDS passing through condom??Hi Dr Bob!!! About 10 wks ago,I had protected sex (as far as I know, there was no breakage in the... Read more »
AIDS Condom Message Slipping in Thailand, Experts WarnThailand's highly visible anti-AIDS campaign of the 1990s slashed infection rates, but health workers are concerned HIV/AIDS is on the rise again because people are straying from the message of "always use a condom." With its huge sex industry,... Read more »
Kyrgyzstan Education Ministry Withdraws Sex Education Textbook Discussing HIV/AIDS, Condom UseThe Kyrgyzstan Ministry of Education in September withdrew a new sex education book that was to be used in schools this year following a "floo[d]" of public criticism, the AP/Philadelphia Inquirer reports. The book, titled "Healthy Way of Life,"... Read more »
Group Plans HIV/AIDS Forum on Condom Promotion, Injection Drug Users in Bangkok Before International AIDS ConferenceThe Health and Development Networks , a not-for-profit organization that receives official support from the Irish government, is sponsoring an HIV/AIDS forum in Bangkok, Thailand, to discuss the country's successful condom promotion program and... Read more »
Vatican to Publish Document on Condom Use to Prevent HIV/AIDS, Official Says; Retired Cardinal Calls Condom Use "Lesser Evil"Pope Benedict XVI has asked the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care and other scientists and theologians to study condom use as a means of HIV prevention, and the Vatican will release a document on the subject soon, Cardinal Javier Lozano... Read more »
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no condoms=aids???
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Repliesi'm a 20 years old woman and i had first slept with a guy when i was 17. since then i had 3 boy friends and i had slept with them all. i have a new boy friend now these days..and he doesn't like to use comdoms..and that makes me warry..i don't think... Read more »
Condom broke ..aids?
Posted by scaredfool123, 2 RepliesHi I was in goa day before and I ended up having sex with a woman who seemed more or less healthy.
I did not wear the condom properly because it kept coming off but I held it and made sure i held it and it covered the entire penis from head to... Read more »
Do condoms protect against HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesHi, are condoms extremly effective against HIV? I'm just wondering if anyone konws anyone, or contracted HIV while performing safe sex? I'm sure the virus has to have been transmitted whle condoms were used in the past a few times or so by some... Read more »
used condom's
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesI play with them put them up me can i get aids from this. Read more »
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By Art Tavana Was 1994 the best year for pop music in history? Quite possibly. Sure, some of it was terrible, but overall it was amazing: Nordic black metal, Britpop, pop punk, trip hop, and the best R&B of the '90s (Boyz II Men were peaking). Hip-hop's Golden Age was winding down, but a new, ... More >>
How sweet it is to see the streets of Downtown, Deep Ellum, Lower Greenville, and Expo Park filled with nightlife patrons again after a cold winter. It's that perfect time of year where the weather is still pre-heating for the summer and everyone just wants to be out and about. This week, make the m ... More >>
Spring has officially sprung, Dallas! This light hoodie weather is gorgeous, the sun is shining, and the show calendar is nice and flush with options for the coming week. Get down and dirty with the dancehall king, get romantic with The Egyptian Lover, or get amped up with VNV Nation-- either way, g ... More >>
There is no better music snob than the DJ. I have said it before: Keep your lead singers and your emotional bass players, stick me at a table with the DJs and I am in eavesdropping heaven. That's where I was a few days ago, when some of our Best Weekly DJ Night DOMA nominees gathered around a vinyl ... More >>
This is not your everyday Billboard chart. Each week, we'll tell you which bands are selling in the fine record shops in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, where we consumers of music have impeccable taste. Record Store Day was a great success and brought outstanding numbers to last week's top sellin ... More >>
Certainly, there will be lists coming forth that will discuss the wonderful local tour stops for many national and international bands in 2012, whether Radiohead at the AAC, Sharon Von Etten at Trees or Frank Ocean at South Side Music Hall. See also: - The top five musical resurrections of 2012 ... More >>
Some bands just like to be mysterious. Take Houston's Indian Jewelry for example. Although the band has been around for a little over a decade, very little biographical material is available. Various articles on the band list five members, but some list only two, and even then, pseudonyms are used. ... More >>
The recent Big Four shows featuring thrash-metal kings Metallica, Megadeath, Slayer and Anthrax were massive, epic spectacles that were barely contained by the huge venues they were performed in -- legendary spots such as the Coachella-approved Empire Polo Club and Yankee Stadium, and some Europe ... More >>
Welcome to My First Show, where we give bands a chance to talk about the first shows they ever attended -- no matter how uncool and embarrassing those tales may be. Mission Of BurmaRoger Miller sings and plays guitar for a band that might have been forgotten about years ago. Luckily, Mission of ... More >>
Perhaps you've heard: The Moody Foundation is putting $20 million toward giving the great Moody Coliseum an extreme makeover, as evidenced by the conceptuals provided by SMU (more follow after the jump). But that's but half of what the Hilltop needs to fund the project, expected to run closer to ... More >>
Tonight's not quite as busy as last night, but there's a good selection of diverse musical acts this evening as well -- including the launch of our own free concert series.
Good morning, potheads. Enjoy your wake and bake? Good, good, glad to hear it. We hope your early-morning sesh was, like, "totally killer."Where were we, you ask?Oh. About that. Well, sorry to "harsh your mellow" and all, but, um, some of us don't work behind the counter at the local head shop; w ... More >>
Listen: When you all wear the same uniform, people are gonna accuse you of being a cult.There are plenty of bands over the years who have used the word "cult" in their names. From '70s hard rockers Blue Oyster Cult to '80s Brit rockers The Cult to '90s art rockers Cloud Cult to current indie darl ... More >>
TobaccoLess than a year ago, Tobacco, the Pennsylvania-born electronic musician and frontman for the experimental group Black Moth Super Rainbow, released his latest solo album, Manic Meat, a dark and seedy work that outshone its 2008 predecessor, Fucked Up Friends. As a solo artist, Tobacco ... More >>
A bit of a slow hump day evening, but at least one legendary band is playing our region tonight.
Lucy Wrubel has been DJing for over a decade now. The stand up comedian turned DJ got her start in Rome Italy, where she found she could overcome the language barrier through music. "I found myself unable to communicate with the locals, unless I was choosing the music." Wrubel says, "After spen ... More >>
Larry BrownAmerican writer Larry Brown was born and grew up in Oxford, Mississippi. His works caught the eye of Alejandro Escovedo, who often played back-up for Brown during his public readings. Brown passed away in 2004, but Brent Best, Chris Welch, and Isaac Hoskins will celebrate his birthday ... More >>
Wednesday, September 2, at Nokia Theatre, Grand Prairie
Kvanhorn, via FlickrOn The Range is a weekly exploration of the history and lore of Texas menu items.San Francisco in the mid-1960's. Peace, love, and cable cars. Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair. If you were into music, you could go to the Avalon Ballroom or Bill Graham's Fillmore Wes ... More >>
Bonnie "Prince" BillyGranada TheaterJune 6, 2009Better Than: The George Strait concert at Cowboys Stadium, or pretty much anything else any of you suckers were doing on Saturday night.Noah W. BaileyOpening with a ramshackle version of the Stanley Brothers classic "Nobody's Darling on Earth," it was ... More >>
The 11th grade Biology teacher once shared this insightful observation aimed specifically at those of us with long hair: "Sons, this country is divided into three groups of people: the people who shower before work (re: white collar workers); the people who shower after work (see "blue collar"); and ... More >>
Remember when summer was awesome? No? Well, Here are 10 great summers in music history to jog your memory.
See a Western spoof in Plano
James Chippendale James Chippendale is the president of Dallas-based CSI Entertainment Insurance, which provides liability coverage for concerts -- among them, Pearl Jam, the Dixie Chicks, the Austin City Limits Music Festival and Lollapalooza. CSI's offices are on Taylor Street in Deep Ellum, but y ... More >>
Pass the bong—and the NoDoz
The legendary New Riders of the Purple Sage are only slightly jammy
Make martinis (and music), not war
Stranger Things have happened to Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
Deep Ellum comes alive in the daylight
Bastardos! (Vanguard)
In a vault for 30 years, the Festival Express was put back on track
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Widespread Panic may experiment, but it's all part of the song. Usually.
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Gimme Shelter
Writing hits for the Dixie Chicks has given Jim Lauderdale his own wide open space
Kacy Crowley savors the moment between anonymity and fame
March 19-25, 1998
Singer Edie Brickelland some old Bohemians Slip into something viable
In days of old, when nights were bold
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Memphis Makerspace Feb 12th Meeting
by Dan9186 on Feb.13, 2010, under Meetings
Again we've survived another meeting. Based on comments I've heard about the last meeting, this one was quite a bit shorter. We were actually out of there by about 9:07 PM in comparison to our last time of 10:30 PM. I think we just got a little over excited about how things were going. Anyways to all of those who weren't there or couldn't make it, you were missed, and to all those that were, thanks for coming.
In all, we got a good bit done. We discussed the MidSouth Con and our involvement there (people are still needed for this, projects too.) We tried our hand at tying a few knots and braiding some rope for a nifty way to store it. Other than that we spent a good deal of time chatting about what we'd like to do and ways that we can accomplish this. Hopefully if new people keep showing up like they have thus far, we'll be able to obtain a space sooner than we expect.
Thanks again to everyone for coming, see you next Friday, and don't forget to try and find more of our fellow geeks!
5 Comments for this entry
February 18th, 2010 on 10:19 pm
What, no picture of the last meeting? :)-
February 19th, 2010 on 6:09 pm
Re-reading FTW!
Those were from the Feb 5th meeting, not the Feb 12th. :)-
February 19th, 2010 on 10:13 pm
Never mind, I just don't know flickr that well.