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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam email or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via IOL @ 17:43 15th May
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Muzi @ 17:47 24th May
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via The Age @ 13:38 15th May
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Business Week @ 4:40 15th May
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Forbes.com @ 4:19 15th May
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via San Francisco Chronicle @ 4:19 15th May
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(AP) -- Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via PhysOrg.com @ 8:48 15th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Associated Press @ 4:40 15th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Interactive Investor International @ 4:19 15th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via Aastocks.com @ 4:19 15th May
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The government wouldn't build its botnet by infecting innocent people's computers like criminal hackers, wrote Col. Charles Williamson III. Instead, the military could use PCs it was going to throw away. And it could expand that botnet's computing horsepower by implanting its code on other government computers.
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via Data Storage Today @ 9:32 25th May
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The government wouldn't build its botnet by infecting innocent people's computers like criminal hackers, wrote Col. Charles Williamson III. Instead, the military could use PCs it was going to throw away. And it could expand that botnet's computing horsepower by implanting its code on other government computers.
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via Enterprise Security Today @ 12:42 23rd May
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My mother is completely deaf without her cochlear implant, so closed captions and subtitles on DVDs are standard fare in our house. However, when I make a home movie, I haven't always had a way to subtitle it for her. You can make a video with captions that are part of the video itself, but I could find no way to turn them off -- until I found SRT files and learned how to author a DVD with them using open source tools.
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via Linux.com @ 20:59 29th Jun
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Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via The Age @ 8:27 15th May
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SAN JOSE, California: Hackers often harness the combined power of thousands of virus-infected personal computers to pump out spam e-mail or disable targeted servers by overwhelming them with Internet traffic.
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via International Herald Tribune @ 4:09 15th May
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jlunavtgrad writes "I recently attended an embedded engineering conference and was surprised at how many vendors were selling tools to analyze source code and scan for bugs, without ever running the code. These static software analysis tools claim they can catch NULL pointer dereferences, buffer overflow vulnerabilities, race conditions and memory leaks. Ive heard of Lint and its limitations, but it seems that this newer generation of tools could change the face of software development. Or, could this be just another trend? Has anyone in the Slashdot community used similar tools on their code? What kind of changes did the tools bring about in your testing cycle? And most importantly, did the results justify the expense?"
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via Slashdot @ 23:25 19th May
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This article will help you to get started with the new Ribbon interface in Microsoft Office 2007. The Ribbon interface is new to Office 2007. So. see what it means for the developer's community to create solutions for Office 2007 using the Ribbon interface. This means that the developer needs to have special tools to create applications that make use of the Ribbon interface. Microsoft has answered the developers' wishes by releasing the updated version of Visual Studio Tools for Office in Visual Studio 2008.
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via Developer.com @ 5:16 28th Apr
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My phone rings. I pick up to that recorded female voice that informs me of wrong numbers, network errors and other cell phone issues. This time she says, “Sorry you’re having trouble. Please try again later.” Click. Wow. ...
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via Examiner @ 8:30 15th May
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Iraqi soldiers stand guard in Mosul, Iraq, Wednesday, May 14, 2008. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki took personal charge Wednesday of a military operation to rout al-Qaida in Iraq in what the U.S. has described as the terror group's last major stronghold in the town of Mosul. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)
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via Washington Post @ 8:21 15th May
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Michael Heinrichs has written a Sun Developer Network article on Using JavaFX Script Objects in Java Programs. This process is a fairly easy one, he maintains, because JavaFX Script was designed to enable the use of Java objects and because the necessary instruments are built right into the language. He demonstrates possible ways to create JavaFX objects and to use them in Java code. According to Heinrichs, the first issue to address in designing a system that includes components written in JavaFX Script is the decision about which technology to use for the startup. There is, he writes, no correct answer; that depends on the context. He recommends using a factory as a means of creating JavaFX objects from Java code without relying on calling the constructor, which is a practice that is typically discouraged.
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 21:11 29th Jun
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NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "The RIAA is going to have to face the music in Tampa, Florida, and answer the charges of extortion, trespass, conspiracy, unlicensed investigation, and computer fraud and abuse that have been leveled against them there. And the judge delivered his ruling against them in in pretty unceremonious fashion — receiving their dismissal motion last night, and denying the motion this morning. The RIAA's unvarying M.O., when hit with counterclaims, is to make a motion to dismiss them. It did just that in one Tampa case, UMG v. Del Cid, but the judge upheld 5 of the 6 counterclaims. The RIAA quickly settled that one. When a new case came up in the same Tampa courthouse before the very same judge, and the same 5 counterclaims were leveled against the record companies, I opined that 'it is highly unlikely that the RIAA w
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via Slashdot @ 22:25 6th May
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New Delhi: Much to the discomfort of mobile users, hackers, who are already wrecking websites and e-mails, are now targeting cell phones as well. Hackers are intruding mobile phones using hacking tools like spyware and spoofing, according to cyber experts.
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via The Hindu @ 16:03 25th May
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The US market for nanotech tools is projected to increase nearly 30 percent per year through 2008 to $900 million(US)and then triple again to $2.7 billion(US) in 2013. Nanotech tools represent a key segment of the emerging nanotechnology business, allowing for the visualization, measurement, manipulation, fabrication, production, simulation and testing of matter in the nanoscale range -- approximately 0.1-100 nanometers. Such tools are indispensible to the large-scale commercial realization of nanotechnology materials, devices and other products. As the focus of the nanotechnology business increasingly shifts away from basic research and toward the development of practical, commercially viable products, the demand for associated tools will be urgent.
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via Canadian Industrial Equipment News @ 5:51 26th Jun
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Much to the discomfort of mobile users, hackers, who are already wrecking websites and e-mails, are now targeting cell phones as well. Hackers are intruding mobile phones using hacking tools like spyware and spoofing, according to cyber experts.
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via Hindustan Times @ 21:50 25th May
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jexrand recommends an interview with John De Goes in which he argues: "The tools market is dead. Open source killed it." The software developer turned president of N-BRAIN explains the effect that open source has had on the developer tools market, and how this forced the company to release the personal edition of UNA free of charge. According to De Goes, selling a source-code editor, even a very good one, is all but impossible in the post-open source era, especially given that, "Some developers would rather quit their job than be forced to use a new editor or IDE." N-BRAIN's decision is but one in a string of similar announcements from tools companies announcing the free release of their previously commercial development tools.
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via Slashdot @ 11:47 10th Jun
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