Pirate Bay Awaiting Court Verdict In Copyright Case

Lawyers for the BitTorrent site argued in a Swedish court that the business is legitimate.






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Screenshots for Safari on Windows Vista

The image above shows safari tab dragging on Windows Vista. Go ahead and look at the rest of the screenshots cheeaun. Tags: Microsoft, Vista, WindowsShare This RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com

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Access data stored on NTFS drives with ease

Filed under: ntfsSteven J. Vaughan-Nichols has a great little review of Paragon's NTFS for Linux driver, which can help you access & recover data stored on drives formatted with NTFS from Linux. This is important stuff guys, as it helps Linux users work with Windows in ways that help us get around MSFT's attempts to lock people into their own special formats. And while Paragon's software is proprietary, it's reasonably priced, with the Personal edition (which works on a bootable CD) at only $19.95. Not bad at all. (Check out all of our posts on NTFS.)Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments RSS feeds and News widgets on Feedzilla.com

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Free Discount Prescription Card

Why pay full price on your prescriptions?  Even if you have good insurance wouldn't a little more help?  Now with this totally free prescription discount card you can get up to 75% off your prescriptions and much more

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Carbon Disclosure Project: What's In Your Supply Chain?

The Carbon Disclosure Project, which secured a remarkable 634 responses to the first supply chain questionnaire of its kind, is looking for fuller disclosure: Later this year it will issue a "lighter questionnaire" in hopes of convincing hundreds or thousands more suppliers to participate.

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Security Pros Defend Their Defenses

When it comes to IT security, 2005 is ending much like it began, with a nonstop stream of bad news about software vulnerabilities, data breaches, ill-intended Trojans, and poorly protected Social Security numbers. It all reinforces a sense that computer security can't keep up with the barrage of badness. A few weeks ago, I suggested that computer-security professionals may be feeling overly confident about the defenses they've put in place. Some agree, but others don't, and here's why. RSS feeds and News widgets on Feedzilla.com

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BlackBerry 'App World' Poised To Launch

The mobile programs will be distributed later this month, with a minimum price of $2.99 for paid apps and a bonus for developers.







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