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When you sign up for a new site that requires a logon with a password, it generally asks you to answer one or more security questions just in case you forget your password. These questions are simple ones like "What was the name of your first pet?", "What street did you live on when you were growing up?", "What city
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After 30 years, Compuserve has decided to shut down. Not the whole thing, though, as Compuserve 2000 will still be around. Still, this marks the end of an era. Compuserve started as a dial up service in 1969. That is long before the Internet and World Wide Web were even thought of. In the 80's it changed hands and became
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This morning I received an e-mail that I had been chosen to join the Geek News Central Team. At first I was ecstatic to pickup a spot in a great Internet news source, but then I realized, my passive days of Internet surfing were gone. In past career endeavors I managed a newspaper and worked as a journalist. I spent
Check out what the folks at Chumby have planned for 2009. They are focusing on community and hope to see some changes in the hardware department. The unit they show in the video is a “proof of concept” device and they are looking for manufacturers who want to take over the product.
I was reading a story about a bit torrent site concerning some data that some people did not want made public. I won't mention the site since it would defeat the purpose of this post because I don't want the data seen either. I see things like this all the time and not just online. some group decides that a