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ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES with City of Enid ENID’S PREMIER EMPLOYER NOW HIRING!! •Assistant City Attorney •Water Maintenance Worker •Solid Waste Coll ... >MORE
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Escape Studios Launches New Online Learning Tool
DMN Newswire--2008-10-2--Students now have access to world-class training in Autodesk Maya at the click of a mouse, with the launch of Escape Studiosâ?? revolutionary computer graphics (CG) online learning tool.
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9-Cell MSI Wind battery turns up in pictures, dreams
Filed under: Laptops It looks like those DIY 9-cell Wind batteries could soon be a thing of the past, as some seemingly legit pictures of a supposedly official 9-cell battery for the netbook have now turned up on the Eee PC News website. Apparently, the pictures (more of which are available at the link below) came straight from an unnamed battery manufacturer and, yes, it's still in ...
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Classifieds Computers - Navy Times
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Tighter credit begins to hit manufacturing, jobs
There's no need to explain to Al Lubrano how deeply tight credit has wounded the economy. Lubrano, president of a metal components maker in Lincoln, R.I., said orders from his customers in the automotive, computer, and telecommunications industries have "dropped precipitously" in the past six weeks.
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FBI arrests man on cyber extortion charge
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2 (UPI) -- An Indianapolis man is charged with trying to extort $208,000 by threatening to release 900,000 policy holders' healthcare information, the FBI said Thursday.
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TMO Reports - Apple's Case Against Psystar Comes into Focus
In Apple's filing to dismiss with prejudice Psystar's countersuit revealed the tenants of Apples' strategy to win. The basis of Apple's argument is that Mac OS X and Macs do not, in themselves, create a legally plausible market, antitrust does not apply, and Apple has no obligation to share its...
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Dell?s Portable Projector Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
Dell?s new M109S On-the-Go pocket-size projector weighs in at a vertebrae-friendly 0.8 pounds.
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Apple Drops iPhone 2.0 NDA, Developers Rejoice
After putting up a wall protecting its iPhone technology, Apple instead started a war with developers -- but now the company is waiving the white flag.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation Patrols Unchartered Online Territory - Infrastructure
From fighting patent trolls to establishing a coder's rights policy to protecting online civil liberties, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is an organization dedicated to helping to define the gray area between the law, the rights of individuals and technology practices.
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Analysts Remain Optimistic Toward Nuance Communications (NUAN)
This article comments on speech-recognition firm Nuance Communications (NUAN: sentiment, chart, options) , deeming it a company that "is at least showing some solid strength in a tough economic climate." The column refers to Nuance's new quarterly guidance, which it revised higher yesterday, and comments on the company's flagship, Dragon Naturally Speaking software, and its "enthusiastic welcome ...
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Missing OSU Student Investigation Moves To Virgin Islands
Investigators are trying to determine if a message left on a Web site holds information about Brian Shaffer -- an Ohio State medical student who disappeared two years ago. Get details.
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Nokia takes on Apple
Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, launched its free music package on Thursday, issuing a challenge to Apple Inc's dominance of the digital music market.
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Linux Today - When It Comes to Openness, Think Beyond the Code
[ Thanks to Sakshi Garg for this link. ] "For example, a project such as FreeITAthens could be launched virtually anywhere. FreeITAthens refurbishes older hardware and installs open source software on the machines.
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People can do more to guard against ID theft, says group
While a new law will give victims of identity theft greater restitution for the damages they suffer, a study shows people can better protect themselves from cybercrime.
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Desperate wheat farmers looking to the sky
Mallee wheat farmer Geoff Hunt spends plenty of time on the farm computer. If he's not updating spraying records, he's tending to the farm finances, recording the performances of individual paddocks, or dealing with correspondence.
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Desperate wheat farmers looking to the sky
Mallee wheat farmer Geoff Hunt spends plenty of time on the farm computer. If he's not updating spraying records, he's tending to the farm finances, recording the performances of individual paddocks, or dealing with correspondence.
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Nokia takes on Apple
Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, launched its free music package on Thursday, issuing a challenge to Apple Inc's dominance of the digital music market.
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How Kernel Hackers Boosted the Speed of Desktop Linux
chromatic writes "Kernel hackers Arjan van de Ven and Auke Kok showed off Linux booting in five seconds at last month's Linux Plumbers Conference. Arjan and other hackers have already improved the Linux user experience by reducing power consumption and latency. O'Reilly News interviewed him about his work on improving the Linux experience with PowerTOP, LatencyTOP, and Five-Second Boot." ...
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Red Hat undercuts Microsoft on high-performance OS pricing
Red Hat on Thursday released a Linux software stack for compute-intensive IT environments that it said costs less than Microsoft's price for its comparable Windows offering. Red Hat charges a subscription of $249 per node, or server, per year for Red Hat HPC Solution, a new offering that combines Red Hat Enterprise Linux with Platform Open Cluster Stack 5, clustering software it has ...
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Zacks.com featured expert Kevin Matras highlights: Hewlett-Packard, ManTech Int'l, Collective Brands, Steris and Sykes ...
Kevin Matras looks at how to use Return on Equity (ROE) to find winning stocks. Stocks in this week's article are Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ), ManTech International Corp. (NASDAQ: MANT), Collective Brands, Inc. (NYSE: PSS), Steris Corp. (NYSE: STE) and Sykes Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYKE). Click here for the full story exclusively on Zacks.com: http://at.zacks.com/?id=109
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Dead Space Has Gone Gold For Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Windows PC
The Award-Winning Sci-Fi Survival Horror Game Ships to Retailers on Oct. 14
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Turning A Mac Into A PC Just Got Better, Easier
There are two common methods for running Microsoft Windows and Windows programs on an Apple Macintosh, and one of those methods just got better and easier.
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Guns N' Roses Meets The Lashes
Ben Lashes of Seattle rockers the Lashes gets to interview Slash of Guns N' Roses for Spin.com. The video, which would have benefitted greatly from subtitles (maybe that's just our crappy desktop speakers though), includes the phrases "How about the marshmallow cheeseburger?" and "Boy I wish I had brought a lighter, I could have got that for you," as well as some adorable fandom from a few ...
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Apple Argues That It Is Not a Monopoly
Apple has asked the court hearing its suit against Psystar to toss out Psystar's counterclaim that Apple is in fact a monopoly, arguing that Psystar's own arguments acknowledge that fact.
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