Got a smart phone, here's a site you should see

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http://secure.smobilesystems.com/main/home/index.php

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Is it safe thuo, Wi Fi on board your next 09 flight

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I'll know and tell you so soon. And what do you need to have on your laptop to be safe, ZoneAlarm couldn't hurt and maybe AVG anti-virus? There both free and work well.

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OK, it's not about safety, but it's the slingbox coming of age. Thanks Bwana

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update on Opera

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Opera's 9.62 update is ready for download @ http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/new/ . It's a security fix at least. Get it now

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New on IBM & Apple

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As the man considered the father of Apple's iPod steps down, it becomes clear why the company was eager to hire Mark Papermaster, an IBM chip designer. On this Daily Debrief, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Tom Krazit discuss the reasoning behind the move and why a consumer product company like Apple would want a guy with server experience heading up their lucrative iPod division. http://news.cnet.com/1606-2_3-50004348.html?tag=rsspr.6247479&part=rss&subj=news

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Now Microsoft wants you head in the cloud & it's free for now.

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http://www.officelive.com/default.aspx
Save 1000+ Office documents in one online place
Access your documents from almost anywhere
Find out more about the Office web applications

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AT&T's Watson wants you to talk your TV into changing the channel

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AT&T's been cobbling together a voice recognition system for decades, affectionally known as Watson. The good news is that unlike most every other voice recognition system out there, AT&T's might be useful for, you know, stuff. AT&T's working on making your plain-language utterances into real-life gadget actions, and has built a voice-operated TV remote to make the idea a reality. Built to operate the U-verse service, AT&T's new mythical remote lets you ask for whatever comedies might be on, or -- in the inexplicable example cited by our source article -- search for movies starring Bruce Willis, all using your voice in regular person sentences. AT&T's also working with other developers to build applications like a yellow pages app for the iPhone. There's no word on when (or if) AT&T will actually offer up the remote for consumer use, or when other applications are due to hit the mainstream, but we must say we're ready for the tide to shift in human-computer interaction, where the computer does the heavy lifting. Because we have some Bruce Willis movies to watch.

For the rest of the story, http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/18/atandts-watson-wants-you-to-talk-your-tv-into-changing-the-channe/

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A better way for videoconferencing and application sharing per the CIA

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Vsee is the name and videoconferencing and application sharing is their thing, @ http://vsee.com/site/ . And do watch the demo

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Customers:

Government:
US Congress, US Department of Defense
US Office of Secretary of Defense, US Navy, NASA
SPAWAR, Singapore Ministry of Defense,
Center for Strategic and International Studies

Enterprise:
Yahoo, Orbitz, Intel, Shell, steelcase, Saudi Aramco, Telework Consortium, SRA International, Dynamic City, Utopia, SAIC

Education:
UC, Berkeley, Georgia Tech, UC San Diego, York University
Stanford University, Manhattan College, University of Iceland
University of Maryland, San Diego State University
Naval Postgraduate School, York Region District School Board
Customer testimonials

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Update your Flash Player @ http://adobe.com or

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If you don't want to do an update then just download Flash Player again & instill it again.

That well do it. What is it, it is clickjacking. And start using Firefox and not other browser. As of now doing those two thing will put you in as safe a spot as you can be. Clickjacking is when you click on what looks to you to a safe bottom, but under that bottom (and not you can't see anything) is an other link to God only knows where and or what.

There's a link to a Demo site so you can see just how it can happen, http://www.planb-security.net/notclickjacking/iframetrick.html#really

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Want to find out which is the best antana for you come Feb. 09

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http://www.antennaweb.org

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eBay buys "Bill Me Later", lays off 1,000

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eBay will lay off about 10 percent of its workforce, the company announced Monday, and said third-quarter results will come in at the low end of expectations.

The company also announced plans to acquire online payments business Bill Me Later for $820 million in cash and approximately $125 million in outstanding options, as well as Danish classifieds specialist Den Bla Avis and vehicle site BilBasen for approximately $390 million in cash.

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Taking on Twitter with open-source software

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http://tinyurl.com/4czba2
I'm letslets at http://identi.ca and at twitter as well. Drop by and tell me what's what. And if you like hearing tech, it's http://army.twit.tv

Not sure what this is all about, it's "micro-blogging" or as I call it "micro-messaging". Messages of just 140 characters or less.
Don't want to, do a blog and you don't use a IM (Instant Messaging). Then micro messaging may be for you.
Reg. and then log in like you would at most sites. And start telling the world "what's up" with you. And know you know someone, me, who you can "follow" witch means that whatever I put out thing for the world you'll see it. And when I see that your "Following" me, I'll follow you and your messages. Get it?

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Put your spin on things & see the spin from others. Just don't do it here.

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http://spinspotter.com/

All the news that's fit to de-spin.
Spin doesn't belong in the news. It's like putting motor oil in the mojito. We have tremendous respect for journalists, but who would argue that the media circus isn't out of control? A full 66% of Americans think the press is one-sided. Now there's a website and software tool that exposes news spin and bias, misuse of sources, and suspect factual support. At SpinSpotter, you'll experience the news in a profound new way. Yes, the truth is back in town.

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Android - An Open Handset Alliance Project

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find out what the google handset is

find out what the google handset is in these videos. So click here

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Get to know Leo. Leo Laporte, the tech guy

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Intel News Release Intel to Combine WiMAX and Variety of Mobile Devices

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http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/20070919corp_a.htm

Intel News Release
Intel to Combine WiMAX and Variety of Mobile Devices to Shape Future Wireless Broadband Internet World


INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, San Francisco, Sept. 19, 2007 – Intel Corporation executives today promised that the pending rollout of WiMAX, ongoing innovation to its popular Intel® Centrino® Duo processor technology for laptop products and a new category of Internet-connected devices will usher in a new era of reliable broadband-connected wireless computing starting next year. Under the mantra of smaller, faster and more energy-efficient computing, consumers will increasingly shift toward this combination of technologies to use the Internet for entertainment, business and content-heavy personalization on-the-go.

"Intel is the undisputed market leader today with notebook PCs by providing consumers with what they want in performance, battery life and a fully loaded internet experience," said David (Dadi) Perlmutter, Intel senior vice president and general manager, Mobility Group. "Mobile users have an insatiable appetite for and want even more mobility, connectivity and a full Internet on their smaller devices. Intel will satisfy those needs by delivering our latest 45nm processors and WiMAX to notebooks, as well as Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) in 2008, and also using some of these technologies to bring an affordable computing and Internet experience to emerging communities and economies around the world."

Perlmutter continued by discussing how Intel continues to provide advanced mobile processors based on innovative High-k metal gate (Hi-k) silicon technology that deliver energy efficiency for great battery life needed by users on-the-go. He showed what users could expect in terms of more performance and battery life features when the next-generation Centrino Duo processor technology is refreshed with Intel's 45nm Hi-k dual core mobile processor, codenamed Penryn. Perlmutter also demonstrated the graphics improvement for the refreshed Centrino Duo based notebooks by unlocking advanced graphic technologies for an enhanced visual experience, especially with DirectX 10-based applications.

Due out later in 2008, Montevina processor technology, also based on Penryn, will span the full range of notebook designs from mini-notes to full size. Also featured in Montevina is integrated HD-DVD*/Blu-ray* support for consumers and next generation data manageability and security features for the enterprise. Montevina will be Intel's first Centrino processor technology for notebooks to offer the option of integrated Wi-Fi and WiMAX wireless technologies for greater wireless broadband access.

Mobile WiMAX provides multi-megabit speed, greater throughput and wider range compared to other wireless broadband alternatives, which is crucial as consumers increasingly want to access user-generated content, high-definition videos, music, photos and other large data files while on the go. Perlmutter showed off the capabilities of mobile WiMAX with three mobile vehicles cruising through the audience at the Intel Developer Forum, including a Segway, golf cart and scooter.

Perlmutter also outlined how using new technologies developed for low power will help break the affordability barrier by being able to offer a very low-cost solution.

Full Internet -- In Your Pocket
Anand Chandrasekher, Intel senior vice president and general manager of the Ultra Mobility Group, described the evolution of the personal mobile Internet, outlined Intel's silicon roadmap that will deliver radical reductions in power requirements and package sizes, and disclosed a range of leading industry players working with Intel to establish the MID and ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) categories.

"Mobile users are demanding to take the full Internet experience anytime, anywhere – in essence these users want the full Internet to be delivered to them wirelessly and in their pocket," Chandrasekher said. "In the first half of 2008, Intel will take a major step to deliver what these users are looking for with our first platform designed from the ground up for MIDs and UMPCs – codenamed Menlow, which will deliver 10x lower power compared to the first UMPCs in the market. After Menlow our next-generation platform – codenamed Moorestown, will increase battery life an order of magnitude by reducing idle power by 10x compared to Menlow."

Menlow is based on Silverthorne a 45nm Hi-k low power microarchitecture-based processor and next-generation chipset, codenamed Poulsbo. Also featured on the Menlow- based customer designs are optional standardized communications capabilities such as Wi-Fi, 3G and WiMAX to enable more of an always-connected experience.

A number of early working prototypes, resulting from the formation of the Mobile Internet Device Innovation Alliance 6 months ago, were demonstrated by Chandrasekher.

"Together, alliance members have worked on engineering challenges, including power management, wireless communications and software integration," he said.

Chandrasekher provided a sneak peek at Moorestown that consists of a system on chip (SOC) design combining the CPU, graphics, video and memory controller onto a single chip. A Moorestown-based MID will have idle power that will be 10x lower than the 2008 Menlow design, enabling longer battery life in smaller form factors.

Industry momentum continues to grow in the UMPC and MID categories, according to Chandrasekher. To illustrate the support, Chandrasekher welcomed Mark Shuttleworth, founder and CEO of Canonical*, on stage and discussed the company's entry into the MID segment. Shuttleworth showcased a pre-alpha release of Ubuntu Mobile on an Intel Menlow-based MID.

In addition, Chandrasekher was joined on stage by Al Ramadan, senior vice president, Mobile and Device Solutions Business Unit, Adobe. Ramadan described Adobe* AIR* and discussed how the combination of MIDs and Adobe AIR applications will bring compelling new experiences to the user. Adobe AIR will support Windows and Linux based Menlow platforms in the future.

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A pic is worth a thousand words

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tips getting your site higher on google from Rodney of wwwreachd

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Yahoo unveils Messenger 9.0

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Yahoo unveils Messenger 9.0, http://www.download.com/8301-2007_4-10044142-12.html?part=rss&subj=news&tag=2547-1_3-0-20

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What about TWITTER?

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Now the web help people to meet, eye ball to eye ball & get unplugged

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http://meetup.com
Using the Internet to get off the Internet
and then there's this site

http://unplugyourfriends.com/It's an epidemic. It can strike anyone. It begins harmlessly enough... maybe with a cell phone, an online social network profile, or an IM. But before long, the electronic screens invade every corner of your life.

There's a name for this tragic and extremely annoying condition: Screen Addiction.

But there is hope. Send an intervention to someone you care about! Help them take the first step towards recovery.

And one last site

http://howsmynanny.com/HowsMyNanny.com is a service run by a New York City prosecutor of child abuse and sex crimes who is also a mother of two. Through this site, parents can now purchase a license plate for their stroller that enables the public to anonymously report good or bad nanny observations. Registered parents instantaneously receive an email alerting them to the confidential report.

Featured on Good Morning America, Fox News National and endorsed in New York's Daily News, HowsMyNanny.com has been hailed "an honest solution to a tough problem."

It is a great innovative way to know what is going on when you are not there!

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Live in, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington, DC

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Want to know more about what's going in, on, or around your block, http://www.everyblock.com/ and find out

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Steve Gibson www.sgc.com on Chrome Google's browser

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GIBSON RESEARCH CORPORATION http://www.GRC.com/

SERIES: Security Now!
EPISODE: #161
DATE: September 11, 2008
TITLE: Google's Chrome
SPEAKERS: Steve Gibson & Leo Laporte
SOURCE FILE: http://media.GRC.com/sn/SN-161.mp3
FILE ARCHIVE: http://www.GRC.com/securitynow.htm

STEVE: Oh oh, oh, oh, and they call that thing at the top the "Omnibox"?

LEO: Yeah?

STEVE: I call it "Omnispy."

LEO: Why is that?

STEVE: It is a real-time keystroke logger.

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Or to hear the rest of the story

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Leo Laporte's 6 rules of computing

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Leo’s Laporte's Six Rules for Safe Computing:

1. Don’t open email attachments; even if it’s from someone you know. If you do get something from someone you know, make sure that they really sent it to you. Email attachments are the number one way viruses and trojan horses get into your email. You might also want to turn off HTML email in Outlook and other programs. HTML emails are just as dangerous as rogue web sites, and can spread infections just by previewing them.

2. Don’t click links in email. That link could lead you to a phishing site, or the link may lead you to install malicious software. Copy and paste links into your browser, or type them in by hand instead. Another reason to disable HTML email - the HTML hides the real destination of that seemingly innocuous link.

3. Don’t download files from places you aren’t absolutely sure are safe. Stick with the well known sites. Teeneagers who use filesharing software like BitTorrent, Azureus, Kazaa, Morpheus, Grokster, and Limewire, often unwittingly download spyware and trojans. If you must, quarantine all downloads then scan them a few days later with an updated anti-virus.

4. Update your OS regularly! Turn on automatic updates in OS X and Windows. Apply all critical updates immediately. Criminals often create hacks within 24 hours of Microsoft’s patches (these are called zero day exploits), so you need to protect yourself the day the patches appear.

5. Use a firewall. The best firewall is a hardware router - the kind you use to share an internet connection. Even if they’re not billed as firewalls, they are, and they’re quite effective. I also recommend turning on your operating system’s firewall - even if you have a router - but I don’t recommend third-party software firewalls. They cause more problems than they solve.

6. Never run as an administrator in any operating system. Administrators have way too many priveleges that malicious people/code can take advantage of. Run as a limited user as much as possible. Windows Vista, Linux, and Mac OSX allow you to run a majority of features, but with some additional safety, as a limited user.
Hour 1

I should just put them up once a month and be done with it...

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Don't play with Chrome now. Wait. September 6, 2008 8:27 AM PDT Mozilla releases second Firefox 3.1 alpha

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The Mozilla Corporation has released an advance testing version of its popular Firefox Web browser, just days after Google revealed its competing Chrome software.

The second alpha of Firefox 3.1 was made available overnight. The software, code-named Shiretoko, is at this stage intended for software developers and testers only, with the stable and recommended version of Firefox being 3.0.1.


In a statement, Mozilla said the testing version of Firefox introduced several new features, including the browser's highly anticipated support for a new video tag element introduced with the HTML 5 standard to provide more functionality around the amount of video that is increasingly being delivered through Web browsers.

In addition, Shiretoko allows users to drag and drop tabs between browser windows, improves performance in some areas and provides better integration with Windows Vista's Aero 'Glass' theme for those wanting to add extra themes on top of Firefox.

The new software also adds some speed enhancements to the browser, particularly in the area of JavaScript handling, which was one area Google highlighted as being a strength of the Chrome browser it launched this week, also in testing form.

Mozilla is planning to integrate a faster JavaScript engine, dubbed TraceMonkey, into Firefox. However the organization noted that technology was not included in the software released overnight, although it could be tested by following a set of instructions posted online.

But I think it's OK to start using FireFox again, 3.0.1

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"TECH-GREEN", read you Magazines useing your computer and save a tree.

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The following is right from their "About" page:
Zinio is the leading global online publishing, distribution services company, with divisions focusing on digital magazine and book publishing, publisher growth services, retail services, cutting edge research and development and interactive media. Zinio's robust technical platform -- featuring a highly desirable online retail store, fulfillment capabilities, secure online and offline reading products, production services and marketing services -- enables consumers, regardless of geographic location, to search, purchase and immediately access digital publications, rather than waiting weeks or months for fulfillment and delivery.

Environmentally conscious, Zinio supports sustainability through it partnership with over 850 major consumer brands available digitally and delivered on behalf 300+ leading publishers that include:

OK, YOU READ THE TEXT, NOW SEE THE VIDEO from the same page.
Cost is just a little less than store costs.
23 types of Mags, 13 Language, 23 Country
And you have to see the Player to believe it, great GREEN-TECH stuff here.
Http://www.ZINIO.com

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Be GREEN

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More on Chrome and the others & gee which did you think I use...

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Google Chrome: Browser competition back in high gear.

Google Chrome is a warning shot over the bows of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Opera.

The open-source software project, to be detailed later Tuesday at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., should dispel any lingering thoughts that the browser wars are over. To be sure, it's less cutthroat now than in the 1990s, but one of technology's most powerful companies is now on the battlefield.

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September 2, 2008 6:37 AM PDT Google steps on Firefox with its new Zune...err, Chrome browser

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Despite Google's recent extension of its partnership with Mozilla, it was just a matter of time before Google got too big for anyone else's browser and decided to write its own. Or, rather, it was just a matter of time before Google decided to borrow the best of others' open-source projects and extend them, as this is what Google generally does.

And so Google has done with its newly announced open-source "Chrome", by name browser:

What we really needed was not just a browser, but also a modern platform for web pages and applications, and that's what we set out to build.

Ars technica thinks Chrome sounds really innovative, what with its ability to segment the processes running in different browser tabs, among other things. Mozilla's John Lilly welcomes the competition and continued partnership with Google, but can't help but strike an ominous chord:

...[T]he parts where [Google and Mozilla are] different, with different missions, will continue to be separate. Mozilla's mission is to keep the Web open and participatory....


Lilly doesn't say it, but presumably he could have finished the sentence this way: "...And Google's mission is to drive as much traffic and advertisements through its sites and services." This is where I believe Chrome could both thrive and stagnate.


So writes Sundar Pichai, vice president of product management at Google, and so plans Google. The difference this time is that Google will actually have to contribute code back, making its Chrome browser an experiment in community building, rather than merely community borrowing. It's also an experiment in distributing software, not merely services, an area in which Google has not made much of a dent to date.

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I'll be waiting a while, before I do anything. And maybe I'll read more on it first as well.

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A pic to read, and why is this in a tech blog, READ!

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The Bloomberg financial newswire decided to update its 17-page Steve Jobs obituary today

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The Bloomberg financial newswire decided to update its 17-page Steve Jobs obituary today — and inadvertently published it in the process. Some investors were undoubtedly rattled to see, as our tipster did late this afternoon, the Apple CEO's obit cross the wire and then suddenly disappear. Jobs's battle with pancreatic cancer, and speculation over his health, jarred Wall Street earlier this year and continues to be the subject of speculation. The Times weighed in on the matter as recently as last month, when columnist Joe Nocera spoke with the secretive tech executive. But news organizations routinely prepare obituaries in advance, even for the healthy. And if Bloomberg readers had seen the internal story slug, "testjobs," their jitters might have abated. The obit, which we've obtained and reprinted after the jump, is a bit macabre to read but should not scare you out of your Apple shares. (UPDATE: Bloomberg has "retracted" its obituary, and the retraction is also after the jump.) More interesting are the accompanying notes for Bloomberg reporters!
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I just signed up at viddler.com and found this, sooo...

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White space and what to do with it...

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In 18 months you'll be abe to "Pay by cell Phone"

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See the video
Moving your wallet from your back pocket to your front pocket

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From "Steelhoof" a member letsnet.org

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FTC all but bans robocalls
WASHINGTON--The Federal Trade Commission essentially banned robocalls Tuesday--creating new rules that telemarketers may only send the prerecorded sales pitches to people who actually want to receive them.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10021092-38.html?hhTest=1&tag=nl.e433

AND

Microsoft's data centers growing by the truckload
Once upon a time, Microsoft used to fill its data centers one server at a time. Then it bought them by the rack. Now it's preparing to load up servers by the shipping container.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10020902-56.html?hhTest=1&tag=nl.e433

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Thank to Leo and giz and David for the 56K Modem Emulator

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http://www.lazylaces.com/56Kmodem/
Just click on connect when you get there.

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'Malvertizement' epidemic visits house of Newsweek.com

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Symptoms felt 'all over the net'
By Dan Goodin in San Francisco
Published Monday 18th August 2008 19:48 GMT

Newsweek.com is one of several high-profile websites suspected of running rogue banner advertisements that try to trick visitors into installing fraudulent anti-malware programs, security researchers warn.

The malicious ads have been appearing on Newsweek's website via feeds that carry the Washingtonpost.com address, according to this post on the Bluetack Internet Security Solutions site. The ads redirect users to a site that falsely claims users' PCs are infected with malware and urges them to buy and install software
that will remedy the problem. The banner graphic posed as an ad for
www.easy-forex.com, which bills itself as an online foreign currency exchange.

Click on this link, you need to read the rest of the story for you own good, or Just don't click on any ads.

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Mystery web attack hijacks your clipboard

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A new web-based attack is making the rounds that tries to spread poisonous links by hijacking end users' clipboards.

Forum discussions all over report the same thing: the commenter surfs to a seemingly legitimate site (MSNBC.com comes up more than once) and suddenly a malicious link is copied to the clipboard. The rogue link remains even after the user copies a new batch of text. The only way to remove it is to reboot the computer.

You'll need to read the rest of the story for the who, what, where, and how of it from theregister.co.uk.


The attack has been reported by Firefox users running both OS X and Windows, but we wouldn't be surprised to hear that other browsers and operating systems are also vulnerable. It's unclear exactly how the attack spreads. The Spyware Sucks blog posits here that banner ads transmitting bad Adobe Flash code is responsible, and that makes sense to us.

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New PCs Can Wake up When They Get Phone Calls

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NEW YORK — Intel Corp. is unveiling new technology that will let computers "wake up"
from their power-saving sleep state when they receive a phone call over the Internet.

Current computers have to be fully on to receive a call, making them
impractical and energy-wasters as replacements for the telephone.

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Leo Leporte's 6 for safe computing. You ask me to find it, so...

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I keep trying to get you to do any one but if you'll listen to leo that fine. What's inportant is that your safe. And I've made it a clickable link to go to his Show note were you'll see them for yourselves.

Leo’s Six Rules for Safe Computing:

1. Don’t open email attachments; even if it’s from someone you know. If you do get something from someone you know, make sure that they really sent it to you. Email attachments are the number one way viruses and trojan horses get into your email. You might also want to turn off HTML email in Outlook and other programs. HTML emails are just as dangerous as rogue web sites, and can spread infections just by previewing them.

2. Don’t click links in email. That link could lead you to a phishing site, or the link may lead you to install malicious software. Copy and paste links into your browser, or type them in by hand instead. Another reason to disable HTML email - the HTML hides the real destination of that seemingly innocuous link.

3. Don’t download files from places you aren’t absolutely sure are safe. Stick with the well known sites. Teeneagers who use filesharing software like BitTorrent, Azureus, Kazaa, Morpheus, Grokster, and Limewire, often unwittingly download spyware and trojans. If you must, quarantine all downloads then scan them a few days later with an updated anti-virus.

4. Update your OS regularly! Turn on automatic updates in OS X and Windows. Apply all critical updates immediately. Criminals often create hacks within 24 hours of Microsoft’s patches (these are called zero day exploits), so you need to protect yourself the day the patches appear.

5. Use a firewall. The best firewall is a hardware router - the kind you use to share an internet connection. Even if they’re not billed as firewalls, they are, and they’re quite effective. I also recommend turning on your operating system’s firewall - even if you have a router - but I don’t recommend third-party software firewalls. They cause more problems than they solve.

6. Never run as an administrator in any operating system. Administrators have way too many priveleges that malicious people/code can take advantage of. Run as a limited user as much as possible. Windows Vista, Linux, and Mac OSX allow you to run a majority of features, but with some additional safety, as a limited user.
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New PCs can wake up when they get phone calls

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By PETER SVENSSON, AP Technology Writer

NEW YORK - Intel Corp. is unveiling new technology that will let computers wake up from their power-saving sleep state when they receive a phone call over the Internet.

Current computers have to be fully on to receive a call, making them impractical and energy-wasters as replacements for the telephone.

The new component Intel is announcing Thursday will let computers automatically return to a normal, full-powered state when a call comes in. The computer can activate its microphone and loudspeaker to alert the user, then connect the call.

"This certainly helps the PC become a much better center of communications in the home," said Trevor Healy, chief executive of Jajah, which will be the first Internet telephone company to utilize the feature.

The first Intel motherboards with the Remote Wake capability will be shipping in the next month, said Joe Van De Water, director of consumer product marketing for Intel.

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From Dick DeBartolo, The Giz Wiz

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http://www.gizwizbiz.com/

Dick's gadget spots are low to medium-tech and light hearted. The light-hearted part stems from his second career as MAD Magazine's MADDEST Writer. For more than forty years he's been writing many of those famous off-the-wall movie, tv and ad take-offs. He started his MAD writing career in high school when he submitted an article. He thought it had been returned when his own envelope came back. The envelope was stuffed with cardboard, a check and a note: "ha, ha, thought you were rejected, but we bought your piece. Dick wrote the book GOOD DAYS AND MAD, which is all about the insane way MAD founder William M. Gaines ran his multi-million dollar empire. (No secretaries, no switchboard, even white wine in the water cooler one day!)

Dick appears regularly on WORLD NEWS NOW, the overnight ABC Network news program showing the latest gizmos and gadgets. He also appears on http://www.twit.tv/DGW Leo Laporte's, the tech guy, webcast website and has appeared several times on the HAPPY HOUR on the Fox Business Channel.
It's fun and so is he.

See and hear him:
GizWiz.Biz USB Smart Button

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From my tweet at twitter.com

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Steve Jobs has confirmed that the iPhone 3G has a kill switch that can remotely remove software from the devices. http://tinyurl.com/64fyko

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The air car, that our Gov. won't let in the US

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The website http://www.theaircar.com/


See the video on Youtube
This is the same company which-a few months back-invented
a car that costs only $2500 new. BUT it's
not available in the USA
. Why is it that a gasless vehicle that eliminates the
reason to buy oil from foreign countries hasn't nipped the
minds of US manufacturers? How bad can this be for
anybody, anywhere in the world -- except for foreign oil?

The Compressed Air Car, developed by Motor Development International (MDI)

Founder Guy Negre, might be the best thing
to happen to the motor engine, and people all
over the world.

The $12,700 CityCAT, one of the planned
Air Car models, reaches 68 mph, goes for a
range of 125 miles. It will take only a few
minutes for the CityCAT to refuel at
gas stations equipped with custom air
compressor units. MDI says it should cost
only around $2 to fill the car up with
340 liters of air!

The Air Car will be starting production soon,
thanks to India 's TATA Motors.
Forget corn! That's a joke.

There's fuel, user friendly, pocketbook
friendly fuel!
What can be better than air?

Cool Concept :)

Now
If We will just DEMAND
this technology in
the USA , we can tell
Saudi Arabia , Venezuela &
dirty foreign oil to take a
hike!

In the meantime we suffer because of the
worst do nothing Congress in US history.

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