Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Geek Talk: The Regular Expression Rundown - What the !^.*$! is a "regular expression"? Crispin Roven has the answer. [Wired News]   Geek Talk: Tuning Apache Web Servers for Speed - Some folks want to squeeze every last bit of performance out of Apache's current model. [Wired News]   Geek Talk: VBScript - What's the deal with VBScript? Is it the same as Microsoft's Visual Basic? Lawrence Sanchez tells all. [Wired News]   German Hackers Show ATM Security Flaw - When Germans lose money to ATM fraud, the blame is on the cardholder. But a group of hackers has demonstrated that the system, not the customer, may be at fault in some cases. [Wired News]   Getting 'Gooey' over Telnet - TeleGrafix hopes to revive interest in telnet sites by enriching them with GUIs. [Wired News]   Gigabit Ethernet Approaching Prime Time - The standard has evolved in record time, and by mid-1998, local area networks will start piping data at a much faster rate. [Wired News]   Giving New Meaning to Search Engines - A Xerox PARC spinoff has developed a technology to help search engines analyze the context of queries. The results could be relevant. [Wired News]   Global Atlas Offers Bounty of Climate Data - The World Water and Climate Atlas for Agriculture will provide weather watchers with climate data for every spot of land in the world. [Wired News]   Globalstar's Glitches Are Well Grounded - Satellite and ground stations are supposed to work together, but when they don't, keep some aspirin on hand. [Wired News]   Got Illicit Info? Run for the Border - Nations have always struggled to preserve the integrity of their borders. It is unreasonable to think that this struggle will abate as we move from the physical world to the digital. [Wired News]   Guiding Utilities into Telecom - A Colorado gas company offering telecom services and more wants to sell the whole utility industry on its own experience. [Wired News]   H.323: It's 'Open Sesame' in Firewall Speak - Intel and Cisco make an Internet telephone call through a corporate firewall. But don't worry. Thanks to a little protocol, the company's data is secure. [Wired News]   HDML Puts Push in the Palm of Your Hand - New additions to the markup language for handheld devices promise to bring more than the Web to your cell phone. [Wired News]   HMOs Connect the Docs with Technology - A new report says health-care organizations will invest heavily in information systems, smartcards, and the Internet. [Wired News]   HTML: It's All About Structure - Jeff Veen tells you how to keep your pages structural, and the purists happy, while maintaining control of the visual aesthetics of your content. [Wired News]   Hacking the Human CPU - With a little help from the Pentagon, researchers are hoping to eventually be able to watch the brain at work while it does the heavy lifting of thought. [Wired News]   Handheld Device Mimics Bomb-Sniffing Dog - Chemical weapons treaty or no, a Louisiana researcher plans to go forward with his "electronic nose." [Wired News]   Handheld Internet Will Be Huge - Really! - There might well be 600 million Internet phones by the turn of the century. The Unwired Universe conference kicks off the drive to get there. [Wired News]   Hardware Wiggles toward Real Time - In configurable computing, hardware is treated like software and programs execute in a wormlike way. Progress has been slow, but interesting. [Wired News]   Hassle-Free Net Music Delivery - Almost - Listen Up seems to have the Net-based audio delivery formula down: buy, download, carry, broadcast, listen. Will folks tune in? [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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