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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th Nov 2006 18:54 UTC, submitted by Jimmy M
"Microsoft is pushing Visual Basic 2005 Express as the best language for hobbyists and novices, and are offering it free of charge from the Microsoft Visual Basic Express website . Since the price is right, and I fall into the hobbyist category, I decided to give it a try . This review is intended for amateur programmers, students and hobbyists who are interested in programming their computers."
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Hoping to lure younger visitors, Itasca State Park gives wireless Internet a try
PARK RAPIDS, Minn. (AP) - With attendance slumping among younger adults, Itasca State Park has added wireless Internet to lure more visitors.
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Share This Article With Planet Earth
Company: 'Spore' computer game's alien population exploding Los Angeles, California (AFP) July 15, 2008 The "Spore" alien population is exploding, boding well for the September launch of the latest brainchild of computer game legend Will Wright.
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Reading, writing and recycling
To help curb the growing number of waste contributed by bottled water- and soda-drinkers at the schools, Madison County Recycling this year began providing bins for recycled plastic bottles and Highland Recycling agreed to pick up recycled plastic at schools. Plastic is an enormous source of waste along with the cardboard.
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posted by Olier Raby on Mon 25th Jun 2007 23:48 UTC
Firefox add-ons , or extensions, are small programs that run inside the browser in order to customize some behaviors. In theory, it is possible to develop and maintain a multilingual, multiversion and multiOS Firefox add-on.
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Linked by Rayiner Hashem on Tue 15th Nov 2005 17:44 UTC
I recently bought one of the new dual core PowerMacs. Having used the machine for a couple of weeks, I thought I would share some of my observations and feelings about it. First, let me get my biases out in the open. I have, for about four years, very happily used Linux on my desktop.
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City officials still locked out of their network
SAN Francisco authorities are still locked out of the city's computer network four days after a disgruntled employee gave himself sole access.
News Interactive |
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SCO to pay Novell $2.5M owed for Unix royalties
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that The SCO Group must pay more than $2.5 million in royalties to Novell Inc. for licensing the Unix computer operating system software to Sun Microsystems.
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Closure
Taco Express at 1612 S. 3500 West was closed by the Salt Lake Valley Health Department on Monday for creating an "imminent health hazard." according to a notice posted on the department's Web site.
The Salt Lake Tribune |
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Notebook PC sales boost Intel profit
SAN FRANCISCO: Intel Corp reported a 25% rise in quarterly profit, helped by strong sales of microprocessors used in notebook computers, and gave a revenue forecast that topped expectations.
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iPhone users claim Hutchison support
A number of Australians posting on online forums have claimed to be able to use their unlocked iPhone handsets on mobile carrier Hutchison's network.
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Länderspezifischer Web-Auftritt
Airplus hat seinen Internet-Auftritt erneuert. Auf der Startseite hat der Besucher jetzt die Wahl unter 51 lokalen Seiten. Informationen und Angebote auf der Website des Geschäftsreiseanbieters variieren nun je nach Markt.
FVW.com |
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Police seek two for C&W network robbery
Routers and software taken Hertfordshire Police are searching for two men suspected of involvement in last week's robbery from a network centre in Watford.…
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 6th Jul 2006 10:41 UTC
Last week, I wrote about my first impressions of SUSE Enterprise Linux Desktop 10, after only a day of usage. I was quite impressed by the whole package, claiming that "I can confidently say that this release candidate outshines Windows Vista's beta" and "I'd even go as far as to say that even Apple should be worried" . I still stand by those two statements, but after a week of daily usage, some ...
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Apple Shows off First China Store, Divulges Retail Plans
Apple offered a sneak peak of its first Apple Store in China Thursday, located in Beijing's Sanlitun entertainment district.
PC World via Yahoo! News |
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Can collection
WYANET — Prairie View Recycling of Kewanee will buy aluminum cans from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Wyanet Recycling Center.
Bureau County Republican |
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Microsoft eyes AOL deal
Microsoft Corp., seeking an alternative to a deal with Yahoo Inc., planned to meet executives from Time Warner Inc.'s AOL yesterday to advance discussions on a possible tie-up, according to people familiar with the situation.
Cape Cod Times |
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TiVo launches YouTube Feature for some Subs
NEW YORK (Reuters) - TiVo Inc said that starting Thursday, some of its customers will be able to watch online videos from Google Inc's YouTube site directly on their televisions, adding a feature it hopes will help draw in new subscribers. ...
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ARNOLD: Lucky Thirteen
Unable to sleep from his excitement, Arnold Mayor Mark Powell slid out of bed at 3 a.m. Monday to check his computer.
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Cover Stream 2.2 is available now
Snarb.tk's Cover Stream 2.2 is available now, offering a range of significant new additions to the iTunes companion software.
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Gaming Companies Wow 'Em With Upgrades
One word sums up the announcements made by the Big Three gaming companies at the E3 this week: more. During their flashy press conferences, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony all announced plans for more games, more sequels, more exclusives, more connectivity and more ways for gamers to use their systems for stuff other than gaming.
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Gaming Companies Wow 'Em With Upgrades
One word sums up the announcements made by the Big Three gaming companies at the E3 this week: more. During their flashy press conferences, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony all announced plans for more games, more sequels, more exclusives, more connectivity and more ways for gamers to use their systems for stuff other than gaming.
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Gaming Companies Wow 'Em With Upgrades
One word sums up the announcements made by the Big Three gaming companies at the E3 this week: more. During their flashy press conferences, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony all announced plans for more games, more sequels, more exclusives, more connectivity and more ways for gamers to use their systems for stuff other than gaming.
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Gaming Companies Wow 'Em With Upgrades
One word sums up the announcements made by the Big Three gaming companies at the E3 this week: more. During their flashy press conferences, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony all announced plans for more games, more sequels, more exclusives, more connectivity and more ways for gamers to use their systems for stuff other than gaming.
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Local briefs
A Tallahassee man was arrested Tuesday after Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents say he solicited a 14-year-old girl online for sex. The "girl," in fact, was an undercover agent with FDLE's Computer Crime Center.
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