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Computers help with disabilities
Technology has affected nearly every facet of our lives. While technology could be blamed for some negative things, a positive aspect of technology is being seen every day in our schools and businesses.
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Q: How do you think the Web has affected traditional media?
A: It’s putting them out of business. I personally depend on the Internet for all my news. It’s faster, quicker, and easier. It goes in-depth when it needs to and also uses video. I take the Advocate, but I only read it on-line.
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County must turn over porn from former official’s computer
EAST ST. LOUIS - A federal judge has ordered Madison County to hand over all pornographic images found on the computer of former Supervisor of Administration Jim Monday.
The Telegraph |
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Carrier Ethernet Offers an Enterprising Solution - by Tellabs
Use the play controls and links above (on the right) to play the audio now or download the audio to your computer. Ethernet is familiar territory: The technology has long been entrenched in LANs and expanded quickly across MANs.
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Presented By: Visual Studio 2020 Challenge - Submit Now, Ends June 30!
Microsoft is announcing the start of the Visual Studio 2020 Challenge. Among other prizes, the grand prize winner of the challenge receives a day with Scott Guthrie, Corporate Vice President, .NET Developer Division and a trip to VSLive! in New York. Start thinking, start dreaming. Learn more: www.visualstudio2020challenge.com Ads by Pheedo
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Get your novel into print - online
I used to be a musician. I got into computers for two reasons: to write books and to produce my own music.
Stuff |
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Penguin-Recognition Software
Remote cameras and software could be a boon to threatened-species monitoring.
Technology Review |
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Women from polygamist sect selling clothing online
The women of a polygamous sect are selling their distinctive homemade children's clothing online.
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Adobe Advances Rich Media Search on the Web
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the company is teaming up with search industry leaders to dramatically improve search results of dynamic Web content and rich Internet applications (RIAs). Adobe is providing optimized Adobe(R) Flash(R) Player technology to Google and Yahoo! to enhance search engine indexing of the Flash file format (SWF) and uncover information that is ...
Centre Daily Times |
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Clearview parents' group site hacked
HARRISON TWP. A group of parents who oppose a controversial sex education program at Clearview Regional High School notified the school board last week that its Web site was hacked by someone using a school computer.
Gloucester County Times |
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Police seek to deter videos of sex attacks
Authorities don't think a video of a 13-year-old boy sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in a Lebanon park was uploaded to the Internet.
The Patriot-News |
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Microsoft Aims at Office Interoperability
The Redmond-based giant has released thousands of pages of documentation and new translation tools aimed at better compatibility between office suites.
PC World |
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Adobe Advances Rich Media Search on the Web
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the company is teaming up with search industry leaders to dramatically improve search results of dynamic Web content and rich Internet applications (RIAs). Adobe is providing optimized Adobe® Flash® Player technology to Google and Yahoo! ...
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TWS2008 Announces 10 Winners
Europe’s new Internet conference, TWS2008, is an exciting conference that takes place today (July 1st) in Tel Aviv, Israel. The conference is organized by the Israeli popular blog the.co.ils and aims to find and present the 10 most promising Internet startups in Israel. Ten startups were chosen out of 100 that applied. The startups were selected [...]
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Microsoft adds licensing option for businesses
The "Select Plus" option, which becomes available this fall, is targeted at midsize firms that may have found the "Select" program too restrictive.
CNET |
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Adobe, Google, Yahoo enabling Flash searches
In a move that could add substantial volumes of Flash content to Internet search results, Adobe is working with Google and Yahoo to provide optimized Flash Player technology to enhance the searching of this content. The project, being announced Tuesday, will enable searches on Flash content to return text and links, which can then be indexed, said Justin Everett-Church, Adobe senior ...
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Linked by Andrew Youll on Mon 29th Aug 2005 10:12 UTC, submitted by Nate Behlendorff
In this short interview , Ubuntu Linux founder and space tourist Mark Shuttleworth discusses the intended users of Ubuntu, why he chose to base it on Debian, and what the future holds for Linux on the desktop. Ubuntu is growing rapidly - and Shuttleworth is the man at the controls.
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View Points
As quickly as technology changes, it’s easy to be left behind. Software and hardware changes are launched almost daily. If you’re a school, which relies heavily on unreliable state budgets and independent fund raising, computers can take a backseat to books, repairs and salaries.
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French court orders eBay to pay in counterfeit case
A French court on Monday ordered the online auction giant eBay to pay 38.6 million euros, or $61million, in damages to the French luxury goods company LVMH, in the latest round of a long-running legal battle over the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet. LVMH, a maker of high-end leather goods, perfumes and other fashion and luxury products, successfully challenged eBay for a second time in ...
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Recent Original Stories
During a presentation on IBM's involvement with Open Source, Andreas Pleschek from IBM in Stuttgart, Germany, who heads open source and Linux technical sales across North East Europe for IBM made a very interesting statement . "Andreas Pleschek also told that IBM has cancelled their contract with Microsoft as of October this year.
New Mobile Computing |
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Tuesday July 01, 2008 - 00:07 EST
Just like any other topic under the sun nowadays, casino gambling is discussed endlessly on Internet message boards. Online, players gather to swap stories about wins, losses, restaurants, rooms and comps, report on their latest trips and trade strategy tips.
Rolling Good Times |
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Recent Original Stories
"At first glance, the FSF and the Commission attacks on Microsoft appear to be unrelated. But the common thread is this: the attacks are based on a lack of faith that consumer demand will lead a market to where consumers want it to be.
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When media violate the law
A survey shows that Filipinos rely more on television and radio for news and information than they do on newspapers. That same survey says there is a growing number of Filipinos who rely on the Internet for the news.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 25th Feb 2007 21:23 UTC
"A current mania is to exile yourself for a certain period of time into the rival desktop environment, to see how bad (or not) you would feel: a KDE fan would use GNOME, while a GNOME guy would use KDE. I have undertaken the challenge myself, and it wasn't bad at all."
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