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Here is another article on the last weeks WEB flood, as users hit the web to read more on the US Terrorist attack ::: www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,46862,00.html

Here is a webpage on the new W32/Nimda virus affecting all IIS. This new virus is similar to the recent W32/CodeBlue. ::: [1] www.mcafee.com/anti-virus/viruses/nimda [2] www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,46944,00.html

John Frederick Moore comments on the shakeout of B2B, which online exchanges are most likely to succeed in Business 2.0 ::: www.business2.com/articles/web

Here is a useful article is ASPWire on some hany tips in ASP ::: http://aspwire.com/brief.asp?5067

I read this a little while ago, on rendering for TV output. The resolution for PAL is 768×576 pixels, NTSC is 768×480, D1 is 720×576 and the pixel aspect ratio …

Here is the website for the ‘3DFestival’ Copenhagen 2001 ::: www.3dfestival.com, and also their community & daily news page ::: www.3dfestival.com/community

The Apple Internet Developer section of ADC ::: http://developer.apple.com/internet

Here is a useful page from the Interactive Advertising Bureau website ::: www.iab.net, that shows examples of standard buttons, popups and tower banner sizes for the web ::: www.iab.net/iab_banner_standards/bannersource.html

I came across Bruno Jobard’s ‘PicText Service’. An awesome online program that converts any JPG and GIF to ASCII ART online. Bruno is a PhD student in Scientific Visualization and …

The pnau photographs are now live in the supplement enjoy (v: :::| reloade.com.au/main/3.0/news/supplement

[Daryl] sent over a link of some photos he took from last nights “Hyperspeed Trilogy” ::: www4.tpgi.com.au/users/darylb/Tickets/HyperspeedTrilogy

[Grimey] Here are some good Australian Region 4 DVD websites ::: [1] www.dvdusergroup.com.au (need to join but its free) [2] www.dvd.net.au

Here is a great Region 1 DVD Anime website ::: www.animeondvd.com

I’m back online after nearly 5 weeks of complete silence, apologies for any delays. Expect to see all the stuff I promised a few weeks back in the intake and …

A Look at the Microsoft .NET developing environment ::: www.extremetech.com/article