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Nicky Murphy has created an automated method to Windows Home Server backup to a NAS box.  With Nicky’s method, you can even encrypt the backup.

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Microsoft Security Advisory warned that a possible attack against the MD5 hash digital certificate could allow an attacker to generate their own certificate with information from the original. Microsoft warned that only the X.509 certificates could be attacked, and suggests users to upgrade to the newer SHA-1 algorithm.

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net2ftp is a web-based FTP client written in PHP, that can run in Chrome, Firefox, IE, and iPod touch. Like normal desktop FTp clients, you can do just about everything: create and CHMOD files and directories, view and edit text files, copy, move, delete, zip, and unzip items. Java and Flash uploaders are available if you'd like to queue

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Gawker report that Google VP Marissa Mayer will be leaving the company in 2009. In a recent interview Mayer seems to contradict these rumors when she talked about the future of search and Google. "We think that when you look at the winning search engine in 2020 and what traits it's likely to have, we think the one thing that will be true is that it will understand more about you the user."

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Andy Edmonds developed a new tyPhoGraphic a declarative CSS transformation library. I’ve been having fun with CSS Transforms (supported by both Webkit/Safari/iPhone and Firefox) as well as the Webkit/iPhone only transform animations. The resulting framerates on the iPhone are hard to achieve any other way. I’ve even built an iPhone app called iBlipper with this tech.

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The Britain from Above BBC programe and website uses a nice Mootools effects on the front page and a jQuery Carousel on sub pages, inplave of BBC library Glow. The effects made me feel like I was on a Flash site at first, but the real interest is the amazing visualizations that the programme has done.

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This post shed some light on some of Microsoft's current plans for the Office 14 Beta. As some of you know, Microsoft begins collaborating very early on in its development process with select customers via a program called TAP (Technology Adoption Program). The next tier of testing much later down the road is a

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