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Government may not need warrant to search your email

In the course of the legal battle, the Feds got access to much of

A Mental Trick for Programmers & Coders

Whenever you are confronted with some code that you are trying to

How much do other countries have to pay for iPods?

So how does the iPod stack up in different countries? As it turns

iTunes lag time is music to Apples ears

For the first time since the store opened its doors in April 2003,

Meanings and origins of popular phrases/sayings

An awesome web site dedicated to the meanings and origins of popular

Costco turned Zune boxes into tables to sell iPods

Costco found a use for the Zune.

Google Takes on Hidden Text

All you Black Hat SEO Spammers with hidden text, beware! GoogleBot

Auditions Come to YouTube

"Typically, a casting call invites actors to submit a headshot and

Apple incurs $84m options expense, maintains confidence in Jobs

In a long-awaited filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission

Interview with a Warez Scene Releaser

They sit at the top of the piracy pyramid and inhabit shadowy areas

Time.com to Launch New Design, Blog

Time magazine's Web site on Monday will launch a new design, 24/7

PirateBay Plans to Buy Sealand and Become Own Country

Bittorrent tracker PirateBay.org, currently based in Sweden, plans

How To Make a Mini Air Horn

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YouTube response to Japan not satisfactory

At a meeting in Tokyo last Friday the group discussed YouTube's response,

RIAA Drops Case It Cant Make Against Mom After Bleeding Her Dry, Sues Kids

Today the RIAA dropped the lawsuit against Patricia Santangelo, though

List Of Sites: Where To Watch Live Apple Macworld Keynote Updates

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The Best & Worst in the World of Video of 2006

DVGuru brings you the best and worst things that happened in the world

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As the senior manager of the software development team, part of my

Acura previews 2008 NSX with Advanced Sports Car Concept

Honda today unveiled the Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept, a preview

Brilliant Image Manipulation Portfolio

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The Twenty Minute Guide to PC Security: 20 Tips to Secure your Box

Submitted Thursday, February 15, 2007 - www.itsecurity.com

"In this article we cover 20 of the most basic PC security steps, from installing essential safeguards to tailoring your own Internet behavior, which will together help you dramatically reduce the odds of your computer being infected by malware." Even you

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RFID powder, yeah, powder

Submitted Thursday, February 15, 2007 - www.engadget.com

0.05mm x 0.05mm RFID chips. The new chips are 64 times smaller than the previous record holder, the 0.4mm x 0.4mm mu-chips, and nine times smaller than Hitachi's last year prototype, and yet still make room for a 128-bit ROM that can store a unique 38-dig

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How to: Secure A Wireless LAN

Submitted Thursday, February 15, 2007 - www.dailywireless.com

An unsecured wireless network is an open invitation to hackers to walk right in to your computer and steal your personal information, upload malware onto your computer, and otherwise terrorize you. Thankfully, securing your wireless connection is extraor

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Storm Worm Virus hits computers around the world

Submitted Sunday, January 21, 2007 - news.zdnet.com

Computer virus writers started to use raging European storms on Friday to attack thousands of computers in an unusual real-time assault, head of research at Finnish data security firm F-Secure told Reuters. It's been sent to hundreds of thousands of e-mai

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So where are all those millions of newly declassified documents?

Submitted Sunday, January 21, 2007 - www.washingtonpost.com

On 12/31/06, some 700 million pages of secret documents became declassified and public. This would seem a victory for freedom of information, but it is not so simple. Declassification is not the same as release.You still can't rush down to the Nat'l Archi

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Got a Mazda 3? It can be broken into by just punching the passenger door.

Submitted Sunday, January 21, 2007 - www.autoblog.com

You should probably get that checked out ASAP. The sad part is, Mazda has known about this for some time now. Numerous people report missing items but no signs of a break-in. Canadian website MobileMag.com got the skinny from an anonymous Mazda dealer tha

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While Phishing Gets More Sophisticated, So Does Security

Submitted Thursday, January 18, 2007 - www.itsecurity.com

If you ’re in a certain income bracket, you might get an email threatening your life.

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Secure VNC with Hamachi

Submitted Thursday, January 18, 2007 - lifehacker.com

VNC is not a secure protocol - and it won't work if the remote machine is behind a firewall you don't control. However, pairing up VNC with Hamachi, a Virtual Private Network application, you can remote control any computer securely over your private netw

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Our Day is Tracked by Digital Breadcrumbs

Submitted Thursday, January 18, 2007 - www.washingtonpost.com

Modern gadgets make life easier, and along the way create a data trail that others can access and preserve, sometimes permanently. Phone calls logged, internet searches stored, comings and goings monitored by security cameras; ordinary Americans leave a t

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The most common hacker is probably sitting in the cubicle next to YOU...

Submitted Monday, January 15, 2007 - www.securitypark.co.uk

According to the FBI, the most common hacker is probably sitting in the cubicle next to you, right now. This is someone who gets to work early, takes his or her turn cleaning out the office fridge, tells funny stories at lunch and, at some point, makes a

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Scambaiting. How a Nun scammed a Nigerian email scammer - with photo

Submitted Monday, January 15, 2007 - www.stuff.co.nz

Ever been offered larges amounts of money from Nigeria? Well this group of 'scambaiters' are taking their revenge on those elaborate hoax emails. Check out the photo of the Butterfly scammer. Apparently they have developed 'scambaiting' software.

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How the US National Security Agency access was built into Windows

Submitted Monday, January 15, 2007 - www.heise.de

A careless mistake by Microsoft programmers had revealed that special access codes prepared by the US NSA have been secretly built into Windows. The NSA access system was built into every version of the Windows operating system in use. The discovery came

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The Top 10 Nastiest Malware Trends

Submitted Monday, January 15, 2007 - www.itsecurity.com

The world's huge and expensive malware problem is accelerating. McAfee Avert Labs expected in 2006 to have recorded their 225,000th unique network threat, finding 50,000 threats between Jan and Nov of 2006 alone. Growing threats for 2007 include new forms

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Daylight Sought For Data Mining: Senators Want Federal Use Disclosed

Submitted Monday, January 15, 2007 - www.washingtonpost.com

Key senators introduced legislation yesterday that would require the government to disclose data-mining programs to Congress in an effort to protect Americans' privacy and prevent misuse of personal information. Lawmakers introduced similar bills twice in

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