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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 14th Sep 2005 18:03 UTC
Microsoft issued an update to its final Update Rollup for Windows 2000 on Tuesday, correcting issues with the initial release. While there seems to be yet more glitches still not fixed, the company says those will be addressed in individual patches.
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"Microsoft quietly raised last week
its per-incident support prices across the board for Windows and Office. Support for Windows XP and Windows Vista now costs USD 59 per incident. Prior to the Vista launch, the per-incident support price for Windows was USD 39. Vista users get their first 90 days of support for no charge.
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Internet Agency Going Beyond 'Dot Com'
The Internet's key oversight agency relaxed rules Thursday to permit the introduction of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of new Internet domain names to join ".com," making the first sweeping changes in the network's 25-year-old address system.
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Since 1985, this professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park, has helped steer the university’s Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute — Mtech — into national prominence among university tech programs and into a significant business generator for the state.
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A War On Annoying Online Ads
Jumpy, blinking Internet ads really bug "Rick752."
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Microsoft Adjusts As Its Guru Goes Part Time
Microsoft Adjusts As Its Guru Goes Part Time It is almost unthinkable that any one human could pick up where Bill Gates leaves off when he ends his full-time tenure today as Microsoft's leader.
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LA Internet suicide case may be put off
Associated Press - June 26, 2008 9:54 PM ET LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Missouri woman charged in connection with an Internet hoax that allegedly led a 13-year-old girl to commit suicide may have her...
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Yahoo reorganizes in face of rebellion and desertion
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Yahoo on Thursday announced a corporate overhaul in the face of stockholder rebellion and front-office desertions.
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Flashing Updates
Q--You have stated that there are often bulletins regarding reprogramming the computer and that it is free. I assume you are referring to the EPA's 8/80 emissions warranty covering major components. While the ECM is listed as a covered component, the actual text of the federal regulation does not mention software updates to the ECM. The ...
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British national nabbed in internet scams
Singapore - Singapore police have arrested a British national in connection with a series of internet scams that allegedly cheated members of an online forum out of 10,000 Singapore dollars (6,462 US dollars). The 36-year-old man was initially picked...
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Internet Suicide Case May Be Delayed
A Missouri woman charged in connection with an Internet hoax that allegedly led a 13-year-old girl to commit suicide may have her Los Angeles trial postponed. Lori Drew of the St. Louis suburb of O'Fallon wasn't in federal court Thursday, but her attorney sought to put off trial from July 29 to Oct. 7, saying he needed time to file motions. The judge is expected to formally postpone the case in ...
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Internet org paves way for hundreds of new domains
The Internet's key oversight agency relaxed rules Thursday to permit the introduction of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of new Internet domain names to join ".com," making the first sweeping changes in the network's 25-year-old address system.
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Need software help? Try Tech@Night
Tallahassee Community College has announced the summer offerings for its Tech@Night series of short courses.
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Make your Web site stand out from the crowd
By now, with the whole world surfing the Web for everything from real estate to groceries, businesses small and large understand online success depends on being found at the top of the search engines.
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"Open operating systems, for most folks, means that the operating system is essentially free. The average computer user knows that Linux is free, as in beer, while Windows costs money.
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After some infighting, HISD passes $1.6 billion budget
After some infighting this week, the Houston school board on Thursday unanimously approved a $1.6 billion budget that includes pay raises of at least 3 percent, plus millions more for library books, computers, fine arts programs and principal training.
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Cosmic Log: X Prize extends its reach
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The X Prize Foundation "goes global" with a $7 million contribution from BT and plenty of ideas about multimillion-dollar rewards for innovation.
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WALTHAM FOREST: Measle jab tracking software generates 'drivel'
A COMPUTER system designed to track the number of children immunised against measles is 'unfit for purpose', acccording to Waltham Forest Primary Care Trust(PCT).
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New top-level domains expected in 2009
New Internet top-level domains available to far more applicants may be approved by the third quarter of next year and cost as little as US$100,000 to register, ICANN executives said Thursday after the ending of a landmark meeting of the Internet governance group.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 9th Aug 2006 15:58 UTC
The GP2X is an open, Linux-based handheld games console manufactured by Game Park Holdings of South Korea. It has a typical handheld control layout, a good quality backlit screen, built-in stereo speakers, headphone socket, and several connectivity and expansion options.
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white papers
Low-cost PC maker Everex this week said it had agreed to be acquired by systems integrator Newmarket Technology for an undisclosed sum. Symantec Backup Exec 12 and Backup Exec System Recovery 8 deliver industry leading Windows data protection and system recovery.
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Cloudbook maker Everex snapped up by Newmarket
Low-cost PC maker Everex this week said it had agreed to be acquired by systems integrator Newmarket Technology for an undisclosed sum. Newmarket said it will buy 75 percent of Everex's shares from parent company First International Computer, a Taiwan-based PC vendor.
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Sony to finish shrinking PS3 chips to 65nm this fall?
Filed under: Gaming According to Next-Gen, PlayStation boss and Kaz Hirai claims that PlayStation 3 s have done the same with Cell chips since last holiday season, and that Sony intends to finish the process of shrinking its major chips to 65nm with the RSX graphics processor this fall. Die shrinkage will mean a lot less to PlayStation buyers than it did to 360 owners suffering from ...
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THE WRAP: Symbian and ICANN open up
It was the week when Symbian went open-source, ICANN opened up top level domains and Bill Gates said his final farewells. Nokia paid EUR264 million to fully acquire Symbian, then put the assets in with a pool with other Symbian OS to be made available on a public license basis.
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