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Browser Wars, take two
various FR links | 12-22-04 | The Heavy Equipment Guy

Posted on 12/22/2004 1:06:17 PM PST by backhoe

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/ping self


741 posted on 04/22/2006 1:08:03 PM PDT by KoRn
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Thanks for looking.


742 posted on 04/22/2006 4:43:08 PM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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Thanks for linking my thread =)


743 posted on 04/22/2006 4:46:24 PM PDT by KoRn
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Congress Seeks to Expand DMCA

LGF reader Mike P. draws my attention to this article on a Congressional attempt to greatly expand the powers of the already highly invasive, Big Brother-like Digital Millennium Copyright Act: Congress readies broad new digital copyright bill.   link: 62 comments

#15 frankp_63  4/24/2006 10:42AM PDT
 

It's offensive for Gonzalez to play a terrorism angle and say this will deter organized piracy gangs who fund terrorist entities. That's horsesh#t. I support this administration's war effort, but other times I really feel it has its collective head up its ass. The same week it entertains the Chinese president, who oversees the largest piracy enterprises on the planet, it introduces this crap to go after Amercian citizens who want to burn a copy of software for themselves. These companies have been crying the same game since blank cassettes came out.

I can decide what's more urgent: keeping technology out of the hands of terrorists or off the hands of brain-dead politicans.

Macs, long a haven of safety, are a growing security risk, experts say

744 posted on 04/24/2006 1:14:08 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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Hacker 'Smartbomb' Toolkit Attacks Unpatched Computers
 
Microsoft piracy check comes calling
 
Study: Linux Doesn't Cost More to Manage

745 posted on 04/25/2006 1:33:12 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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Dvorak: Microsoft Should Just Give Up on Internet Explorer
 
iPod flourishing, gaining market share
 
Mars Rovers Power On (in good shape for winter)
 

746 posted on 04/26/2006 3:04:46 AM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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Seagate Launches 750GB Hard Drive

To Jog Your Memory: You Overpaid For PCs

Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting




747 posted on 04/27/2006 2:57:14 AM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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748 posted on 04/27/2006 12:34:20 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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Calling all Nerds!! Need Help getting started installing Linux on a laptop

Mac vs. PC $2800 17" Laptop Shootout

http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/003909.html

A Taste For Battle

CNN;

By routing signals from helmet-mounted cameras, sonar and other equipment through the tongue to the brain, they hope to give elite soldiers superhuman senses similar to owls, snakes and fish.

Researchers at the Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition envision their work giving Army Rangers 360-degree unobstructed vision at night and allowing Navy SEALs to sense sonar in their heads while maintaining normal vision underwater -- turning sci-fi into reality.

The device, known as "Brain Port," was pioneered more than 30 years ago by Dr. Paul Bach-y-Rita, a University of Wisconsin neuroscientist. Bach-y-Rita began routing images from a camera through electrodes taped to people's backs and later discovered the tongue was a superior transmitter.


It's kind of unsettling to realize the technologies of 2006 are outpacing the imaginations of 1977.

(h/t America's #1 Kelly Pickler blog!)

Posted by Kate at 12:32 AM | Comments (5)

749 posted on 04/28/2006 3:24:54 AM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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Trojan Freezes Computer, Demands Ransom
750 posted on 04/28/2006 4:33:23 PM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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Congress may consider mandatory ISP snooping--Since congress avoids all the serious issues and don't have anything better to do they might as well snoop on us.


751 posted on 04/29/2006 4:39:59 PM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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Linspire Announces 'Freespire' Version of Their Popular Linux Operating System

WiFi Fears Are Nothing But Hype

John Mccain "I'd rather have clean government than the 1st amendment"--Now we know who will likely propose the ISP mandatory snooping bill. Forget that site you were on yesterday? Don't worry as a service to all citizens the federal government will require ISP to keep records for at least two years on all the web sites you visit.
That's just Phase One.
Phase Two will be a requirement for the ISPs to provide real-time access to the data as it's logged. Bandwidth is cheap -- but not as cheap as freedom.

752 posted on 04/30/2006 4:20:06 AM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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Viruses catch up to the Mac.
 
Time to Reinstall Congress

753 posted on 05/01/2006 4:53:36 AM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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The Web: Mobsters extinguish firewalls

 

754 posted on 05/03/2006 1:51:29 PM PDT by backhoe
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http://www.instapundit.com/
USING LAPTOPS TO STEAL CARS: "The expert gang suspected of stealing two of David Beckham’s BMW X5 SUVs in the last six months did so by using software programs on a laptop to wirelessly break into the car’s computer, open the doors, and start the engine."

755 posted on 05/04/2006 2:43:31 AM PDT by backhoe
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Who Owns the Internet?
 
Full-up Google choking on web spam?
 
Windows Anti-Counterfeit Tool Requires Loosening PC Security

756 posted on 05/04/2006 4:22:32 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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FCC approves Net-wiretapping taxes--I don't remember them getting that power from me. Time to call our Congrespeople.
757 posted on 05/04/2006 4:24:30 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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The RFID Hacking Underground
 
25 Uses For Your Old PC
 
Wireless World: What women want--What about a camera that points to the user, so she can use it to put makeup on...Actually, my Samsung can do that. Maybe if they made the screen a bit bigger and added a makeup light....Hmmm, I think you have something there.

758 posted on 05/06/2006 4:42:30 AM PDT by backhoe
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Networking: The network is 'aware'
 
IE7: Has Firefox Met Its Match?

759 posted on 05/08/2006 4:21:23 PM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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Congress Wants to Change the Internet

If this op/ed in the Baltimore Sun states the case accurately, Internet service providers are pushing legislation through Congress that may have a direct effect on which web sites you are allowed to access. The big ISPs are proposing to divide the internet into high- and low-rent districts: Proposed rule changes would tangle the Web. (Hat tip: Gerald.)   link: 185 comments  "Too much power has ended up in the little peoples hands with blogs and such, so the government needs to make sure they clip our wings..."  2 words: Term Limits...

savetheinternet.com

Gun Owners of America on Internet Freedom

Webroot uncovers thousands of stolen identities

New security glitch found in Diebold system - Officials say machines have 'dangerous' holes

760 posted on 05/10/2006 2:09:39 PM PDT by backhoe (The Silence of the Tom's ( Tired Old Media... ))
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