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Links to the New York Times older than 30 days will no longer be valid. We will probably have to go thru the 800 or so active post and kill any New York Times references. Apparently they pulled the plug on archives that went back 10 years.
There must be a bunch of money in Spam if Spammers are driving around in there cars to find open WiFi ports and then sending Spam thru the open connection. This honestly astounds me. Read More [InfoMatics]
"Today Landmark Theatres and Microsoft Corp. announced that they are equipping 177 screens in all 53 Landmark Theatres across the United States with digital cinema playback systems based on Microsoft
A new source of information about wireless technologies. I am adding this site to my daily reading list. Great roundup of wireless information. [Wireless Web Digest]
With the invasion of privacy that is sweeping the net and companies tracking our every move. It is smart to use a good proxy server when you can. If the Proxy server is too far away in the number of IP hops you will see a degradation in your surfing performance. A new program is out that helps you find
Mozilla 1.4a is out. Changes include numerous bug fixes, better bookmark handling, improved pop-up handling, and a more powerful composer.
Have you ever been on the phone when lightning strike or actually had your phone blown up or worse your Computer or Fax machines. Luckily here in Hawaii we do not have to worry about lightning as I have yet to see a lightning storm in the 5 years I have been here. But for those of you living in
If you have upgraded to Easy CD Creator there is a software update available. [Roxio]
Researchers are warning of serious security holes in two popular digital media players -- RealNetworks' RealOne and Apple's QuickTime -- that have put millions of systems at risk. [Internet News]
How would you like sound out of your computer monitor versus out of your speakers. Well a British company has one on the market. [BBSi]
I have never studied up on Cell technology but if you want a quick read on cell history and to learn a little about technology. [ZDNet]
In a story that seems like it could be a typical April's fool joke. It seems X-box software vendor Tecmo has threatened to sue anyone who hacks the game and make the Women volleyball players naked. Makes you wonder if the perverse Japanese programmers put the cloths on the players after they finished the code. [Internet Magazine]
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