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Intel rev's tools for multi-core C++
— Jul. 22, 2008 — Intel released a new version of its Linux-compatible, open source library for multi-core C++ development.
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MobileMe email complaints continue
Despite Apple's pronouncement that all is well with MobileMe, user complaints continue on the company's support forums. Apple wrote this morning in its MobileMe blog that mail problems affecting "1 percent" of its customers have been completely fixed, and lost messages had been restored. But several posts on MobileMe Support DIscussions show other...
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Disk encryption is no silver bullet, researchers say
Researchers tell how to steal disk encryption key and sensitive data off memory in laptops in cold-boot attack on hibernating computer.
CNET |
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Eidson, Wolken, Glendenning vie for western seat
Email this article Printer friendly page This is the fourth in a series of candidate responses leading to the Aug. 5 primary election. Three men are seeking the Republican nomination as Laclede County western district commissioner to run in the November general election.
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Hynix Posts Loss on Chip Prices, U.S. Factory Charge (Update1)
July 31 (Bloomberg) -- Hynix Semiconductor Inc. , the world's second-largest maker of computer-memory chips, posted a third straight quarterly loss after a glut drove down prices and the company booked a one-time charge related to a factory shutdown.
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Used Boat – Albin 28 Tournament Express
All of our passions have a starting point. There’s that first time at a baseball stadium, the first time on skis, the first time flying. They’re all portals that open up a lifetime’s interest and participation.
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plankton's nailed USB drive: perfect for handymen, frustrated computer owners
Filed under: Storage Be honest with yourself: has there ever been a time when you felt like taking a hammer to a computer of yours? Yes, of course. Apparently some of the clever minds at plankton figured out a way to let people live out that fantasy without totally destroying their partially functional machine. The "nailed" USB flash drive features 2GB of internal storage, an ...
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Cisco simulator can help thwart exam cheating
A Nashua, N.H., maker of Cisco network simulators says its software can help enterprises make sure they are hiring legitimate Cisco-certified engineers to run their networks.
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Adobe: Flash gaining traction in the enterprise
While most people know Flash as primarily a multimedia delivery and development technology for Web sites, it is catching on as a front-end user-interface (UI) technology for business applications, an Adobe manager said Wednesday.
IT World |
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Drobo (Second generation, 4TB)
The second-generation Drobo adds a FireWire 800 connection, but the direct-attached storage drive offers no improvement over the original USB-only Drobo and, in fact, may represent a step backward. We found throughput speeds to be very slow, and more shocking was the finicky nature of the device.
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Chambersburg man charged as child predator
HARRISBURG, Wednesday, July 30 -- A Chambersburg man was arrested this month by agents from the Attorney General's Child Predator Unit after he allegedly sent a sexually explicit webcam video to an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl in an Internet chat room.
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Corning 2Q profit jumps on gain; outlook is weak
Corning Inc. said Wednesday its second-quarter profit surged thanks to a hefty one-time tax gain and strong demand for glass used in flat-screen televisions and computers. But it forecast third-quarter sales below Wall Street expectations, and its shares dropped 4 percent.
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Web-Dogs Replace The Watch Dog
The home computer is forging stronger bonds in Little Rock and making neighborhoods safer. The Downtown Neighborhood Association has been around since 1984. It was initially organized to insure a voice at city hall. But now it has become something so much more.
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Web-Dogs Replace The Watch Dog
The home computer is forging stronger bonds in Little Rock and making neighborhoods safer. The Downtown Neighborhood Association has been around since 1984. It was initially organized to insure a voice at city hall. But now it has become something so much more.
KTHV Little Rock |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 28th Nov 2005 14:22 UTC
"After reading the round-by-round account of our dual-core desktop CPU prizefight, it should come as no shock that AMD's Athlon 64 X2 chips are the runaway victors here, laying out the Intel Pentium D and Pentium Extreme Edition 840 chips pins up.
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Gnash (open source implementation of Flash) is now working on Haiku .
"I've been busy porting the latest Gnash 0.7.2 release to BeOS this weekend. I did start this port as the other version that was apparently ported earlier this year never had a public release.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 6th Jul 2005 18:46 UTC
After a decade of admiring Linux from afar, Claus Futtrup finally takes the plunge, choosing to dual-boot his Windows 98 system with Minislack. In this interesting guest column at DesktopLinux.com , Futtrup explains why he selected Minislack, and relates his experiences with installing, configuring, and using it as a newcomer to Linux.
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Rosie Says Bye, Bye to Blogging – For Now
O'Donnell explains why she's taking a break from her usual online updates
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Acquisition weighs on Aladdin Knowledge Systems
Shares of Israel-based computer security company Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd. plunged Wednesday after the company said it will buy Secure Computing Corp.'s SafeWord product line for $65 million in cash.
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New York Senate Teases Amazon Customers With Sales Tax Repeal Bill
The last state budget included a novel legal interpretation that requires out-of-state online retailers to collect sales tax if they have any affiliates — including Web sites that send them business — with a physical presence in New York. The provision, which has been called the “Amazon Tax” because Amazon.com is by far the largest merchant to which it applies, became effective June 1.
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Baggage problems still hampering American Airlines at JFK
Associated Press - July 30, 2008 6:13 PM ET NEW YORK (AP) - American Airlines says it's still hunting for the computer glitch that's snarled its baggage handling system at New York's JFK...
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MailSite Fusion 9: push sync support for iPhone
Mailsite Software says its MailSite Fusion 9 now provides support for push e-mail, calendar and contacts over-the-air to the iPhone without installing any third-party software on the device. Mailsite says it has successfully completed testing and verification of the software on the iPhone 3G, iPod touch and the original iPhone running version 2.0 f...
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Lam Research shares spike despite weak outlook
(AP:SEATTLE) Shares of Lam Research Corp. surged Wednesday after the maker of computer chip manufacturing equipment's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings beat Wall Street's modest expectations.
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MPs ask websites to vet content
Online firms including YouTube need to do more to protect children from the "dark side" of the internet, MPs have said.
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MPs ask websites to vet content
Online firms including YouTube need to do more to protect children from the "dark side" of the internet, MPs have said.
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