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Well that’s the claim of an ‘independent’ researcher. Us Mac users are seemingly nonchalant about security issues, living in our fortresses of incorruptable software and viral immunity. So what’s his […]
Thanks to BrianW for the link: It looks like that infamous Irish company Steorn, that claimed free energy last Summer, are back with a name for their technology (Orbo) and […]
News broke late last week regarding the Google purchase of Adscape Media (another advertising company specialising in adverts in video games). I can’t help but think that it won’t be […]
For a long time I have not really cared about services like Feedburner for tracking subscribers to my RSS feed. Probably for subconscious reasons of fearing that I only have […]
No it’s not an irregular bladder function but rather an article on the state of communication protocols for computing. The sentiment is strong and compounded that IP has been a […]
It was that time of randomness again last night when I trawled the Google search system for references to my name (oh the shame). Having completed my own name search […]
Another good tip from John Chow dot com: When creating your webpage links on your site/blog always remember to fill out the meta data associated with your links (such as […]
Earlier in the week Bernie Goldbach and Paul Watson set me up for the mail that I too was dreading for a long time. That mail arrived on January 31st, […]
Just read this interesting post from John Chow. While the content of the post is nothing really new to me, it’s interesting because more and more people should be aware […]
Just read this via Tom Raftery’s I.T. views: An interview with the guy who cracked the HD DVD DRM just before Christmas, to the joy of most of the world […]