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Braving the Traffic to Buy Some Stamps
Battery Park City residents are feeling the isolation more than ever with the elimination in July of the mobile postal service van that made daily stops there.
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Parents can keep kids safe online; Justice agent urges Web vigilance
The Internet is a powerful tool, but parents need to make sure their children are using it safely. Special Agent D. Elaine Surma of the Erie Department of Justice Thursday helped to equip about 15 adults to do just that during a presentation at Hickory High School.
The Sharon Herald |
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The day my iPhotos vanished
After I gutted my iBook G4 laptop to replace its ailing hard drive, I thought my Macintosh troubles were over.
Los Angeles Daily News |
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Feds to prosecute local electronic peeping-tom case
The U.S. Attorney's Office will prosecute a Gainesville man arrested earlier this year for installing software on a woman's computer and using it to secretly photograph her and her friends.
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Court Records
Maps, Menus, Store hours, Coupons, and more... Office/Clerical/Data Entry Office/Clerical Data Entry, Computer and Typing skills required 30 hours/week 20 miles from Meridian send ...
The Meridian Star |
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3 Defiance students arrested, charged with BGSU laptop thefts
Three Defiance College students were arrested after allegedly stealing laptops during homecoming week at Bowling Green State University. FOX Toledo's Sharia Davis reports.
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Twin Lakes school offers adult education classes
The adult education program at Twin Lakes Academy Middle School is offering classes ranging from scrapbooking to computers starting Monday at 8050 Point Meadows Drive. The lineup is:
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Z80 Inventor Zilog Embraces ARM9, Linux
"Currently, however, "the market for 32-bit microcontrollers is growing tremendously with the demands and complexities of today's embedded products," says Mike Orr, GM of Zilog's microcontroller business unit."
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Email makes liars out of people
A new study by researchers at Rutgers and DePaul Universities found that people are more likely to lie over email than on paper. To prove this, researchers studied 48 graduate students to see how email influenced their communication, and as part of the experiment, told students they had to split $89 any way they liked with a stranger. Students were allowed to use email or paper to tell ...
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UConn Football: Off the field, Lunn plays it off the cuff on his blog
Football players have long had nicknames, insults and other labels attached to them. Some come from jealousy, others come from obvious observations. Most, however, deal with the brute strength usually associated with the game’s participants. Don’t tell that to UConn starting defensive tackle Rob Lunn, whose side project has him called something else: A very funny writer.
The Norwich Bulletin |
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Apple Slams CEO Health Scare; Stock Rebounds
Apple rebounded in Nasdaq trading after the computer maker said an unconfirmed report Friday morning that Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs had a heart attack and was hospitalized is false.
The Tampa Tribune |
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Arbitrary Seizure of Travelers' Laptops Ending?
In a move widely hailed by rights groups, several members of Congress have introduced bills that will prevent Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents from arbitrarily searching and seizing electronic devices.
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Campus goes trendy
A MODERN contemporary look and state-of-the-art facilities best describe Taylor's College's new campus at Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur. It is designed with the young and tech-savvy generation in mind.
The New Straits Times |
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Wishes granted to mother, daughter
WEST CHESTER TWP. — Seven-year-old Alyssa Daniels had three wishes — to go to Disney World, Hannah Montana merchandise and a computer. Her mother, Melissa Daniels, had one — to see her daughter healthy.
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Greenville County Councilman case can proceed, judge rules
There is enough evidence to proceed with the case against Greenville County Councilman Tony Trout on a computer access charge, a magistrate says. Trout was arrested Wednesday on charges he accessed without authorization a computer assigned to county administrator Joe Kernell. An FBI agent testified Friday to U.S. Magistrate William Catoe that Trout used monitoring software he put on a computer ...
The State |
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Heart hacker gets $500G to keep up the pace
A UMass-Amherst professor who made headlines when he helped hack into a pacemaker has received a nearly $500,000 technology grant to improve security of the heart-regulating...
Boston Herald |
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Is The Smartphone Your Next Computer?
How BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and Symbian-powered handhelds are becoming over-the-air portals to enterprise apps, and why they could ultimately edge the laptop aside.
InformationWeek |
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Symbian Stakes A U.S. Claim
Open source may be the wild card in the mobile enterprise, and the Symbian operating system is opening up in an attempt to be used more often.
InformationWeek |
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Rolling Review: Smartphone Security
Today's mobile devices are ubiquitous and powerful. Our latest Rolling Review will help IT get a handle on locking down data when it's on the move.
InformationWeek |
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False report of Jobs' illness sends Apple stock tumbling
A CNN "citizen journalist" took a big bite out of Apple's value yesterday by posting a false report that the computer firm's chief executive, Steve Jobs,...
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Wishes granted to mother, daughter
WEST CHESTER TWP. — Seven-year-old Alyssa Daniels had three wishes — to go to Disney World, Hannah Montana merchandise and a computer. Her mother, Melissa Daniels, had one — to see her daughter healthy.
The Hamilton Journal News |
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Web of deception
State trooper warns parents of Internet predators
The Uniontown Herald Standard |
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VIDEO – Hands-on with the Fusion-io SSD, 13 World of Warcraft windows in 36 seconds
We finally got some hands on time with the Fusion-io solid state drive and it definitely doesn’t disappoint. This PCI Express card contains 160 gigabytes and up of insanely fast flash memory and will turn your computer into a monstrous photo and video editing beast. But beyond work, this card will do wonders for World of Warcraft multi-boxers as we were able to load up thirteen instances of WoW ...
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Computerized tooling helps Anstine Machining offer full service to clients
Photo By Kevin Graff/The Review Dan Begue, safety administrator at Anstine Machining, makes cutting boards from blanks at Business After Hours held by the Alliance Area Chamber of Commerce Thursday at Anstine’s new plant in Lexington Township.
The Alliance Review |
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Guard soldiers can keep in touch with new blog
Friends, family and community members who would like to keep current with the happenings of Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers who recently departed with fanfare from their Cambridge Springs base may do so through a new Internet blog.
The Meadville Tribune |
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