Archive for September 11th, 2007
Sep
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It's really an ethical dilemma for the ages. On one hand, you love your shiny new Apple toy so much, you just have to hack in new functionality, on the other hand you can't bear to think that the mighty Steve Jobs thinks ill of you and your hacker ways.
Well now you can finally put
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Sep
11
UltraExplorer is a Windows Explorer alternative that provides a customizable interface and additional features. You can group the file display by name, type, date or other aspects or navigate in column mode in addition to the standard view modes.
You can also browse folders in tabs, filter folder content, quickly access recently used folders, maintain a list
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Sep
11
A simple plugin that allows you to modify the link that is displayed when you use the <!--more--> feature. Also lets you remove the anchor link to turn off the jumping behaviour.
You can choose to have just plain text, or also include the post's title. If you chose to include the title, you can limit the
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Sep
11
Advanced Micro Devices, which officially launched its first quad-core Opteron server processor on Monday, said it plans to ship a faster quad-core chip in December.
Randy Allen, VP of AMD's server and workstation division, told reporters and business partners gathered at a launch party Monday night that a 2.5-GHz version would ship in December. The first version
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Sep
11
Microsoft may have just succeeded in giving the lie to claims by anti-DRM advocates that tech and record companies should forget about digital-rights management because they can never come up with something that's totally immune to cracking.
That's because two inventors working in Redmond, Darko Kirovski and Henrique Malvar, have taken concepts from spread-spectrum technology--used by the
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Sep
11
Building background services that deliver core functionality but work well with other services can be challenging. This topic includes best practices and case studies for creating high performance background services that run on Windows Vista.
Describes the considerations necessary to build a good background service, the options available to create background processes that don’t overuse system resources,
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Sep
11
Samsung has begun shipping 64 GB SATA in a 2.5" form factor. The NAND flash-based hard drives are expected to become available as storage options for Dell and Alienware consumer notebooks.
According to Samsung, Alienware will be offering 64 GB and a 128 GB configuration (dual 64 GB RAID 0) as well as a single 64 GB
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Sep
11
ajaxWindows is a virtual operating system that lets you store, edit and share your files using only a browser.
I still don't fully get the whole Web operating system concept. Why run an OS inside a browser when your browser is running in an
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Sep
11
Recover Files is a professional file recovery software that allows it´s user to recover accidentally deleted files. Even files removed from the Recycle Bin, network drive, compact flash card, portable devices, in a DOS window, or from Windows Explorer with the SHIFT key held down.
Recover Files is a small, fast, useful, practical and powerful. It has
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Sep
11
As expected, id Software and Splash Damage have released the PC demo for their upcoming team-based multiplayer game, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. The demo can be nabbed over at FileShack and weighs in at a relatively reasonable—by today's standard, at least—727MB. Folks who download the demo will be able to enjoy the upcoming title's
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Sep
11
One last chance to hear Bill Gates speak before he leaves the company he co-founded to head up his humanitarian efforts drew tens of thousands of Microsoft employees to the company's annual meeting at Safeco Field in Seattle late last week.
But garnering the most
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Sep
11
Microsoft today began shipping BizTalk Server 2006 R2, a major upgrade to the business process management and service-oriented architecture software. The vendor also released the first Community Technology Preview (CTP) of BizTalk Server Adapter Pack, a collection of adapters for making point-to-point connections between Microsoft software such as SQL Server and SharePoint and non-Microsoft applications.
Microsoft also
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Sep
11
O&K Print Watch lets you track print jobs. O&K Print Watch can track the user name, computer name,date and time, number of pages, paper size, and size in bytes of each job. Support for unlimited numbers of printers for each print-server is included. Store all data in Microsoft Access format. It works with printers using PCL 3, 4, 5, 6; Postscript Level 2 or 3; ESC/P, ESC/P2 or 9-pin ESC/P; and FX.
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Sep
11
Omgili stands for “Oh My God I Love It”. It’s a crawler based, vertical search engine that scans millions of online discussions worldwide in over 100,000 boards, forums and other discussion based resources. Omgili knows to analyze and differentiate between discussion entities such as
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Sep
11
BMW AG and Siemens Corp. today became the latest customers to take advantage of the collaboration between Microsoft Corp. and Novell that enables IT interoperability in mixed-source environments.
Under two separate agreements, Microsoft will deliver to BMW and Siemens each certificates for three-year priority support subscriptions to SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server from Novell®. The agreements, which will
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Windows Home Server is looking for a software development engineer to work on a couple interesting features for the next major release. And there’s nothing