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Check your home insurance before doing DIY this bank holiday Many practical types will be looking forward to getting stuck into a bit of DIY over the bank holiday; however, Zurich is warning homeowners to make sure they are insured in the event of botch ups.
in Personal Finance
via Fair Investment Company @ 22:48 27th May
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DIY Phishing KitWhat are some of the main factors for the increase of phishing attacks, and their maturity from passive emails to blended threats attempting to not just steal personal information, but also infect with malware by embedding client-side vulnerabilities at the pages? It’s all a matter of perspective, which in this post will emphasize on the continuing efforts on behalf of phishers to innovate, and introduce new features within the most recently obtained do-it-yourself phishing page generators.
in Computer Security
via ZDNet @ 13:36 15th May
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TihSon writes "I'm building a large shed out back and I want to power the lighting using a surplus solar panel. In searching for information on how to go about this, I have found a lot of rough DIY guides for various projects that are close to my goal. But none seem to explain the reasoning and theory behind using solar panels, so hacking their project to suit my own needs could be pretty much hit-and-miss. I don't want to do a hacked-up job, and future solar projects are not out of the question, so something a bit more in-depth is required. Do you have suggestions for books or Web sites you have used to learn the ins and outs of using solar panels? Something that starts with basic theory and ends with the ability to wire a house would be perfect.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 12:04 22nd Jun
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www.moneynews.co.uk > Personal loans > Alliance & Leicester Personal Loans: TV inspires DIY enthusiasts
in Personal Finance
via Money News @ 13:42 20th May
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Shapeways Introduces Beta for New Online Consumer Co-Creation Community & Do-It-Yourself (DIY) 3D Printing
in E-commerce
via Macro World Investor @ 9:23 23rd Jul
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In Lieu of Tomorrow’s release of the Apple iPhone 3G, TimeCode Mechanics has dropped their original 3G version of the DIY micro-budget action film “Wages of Sin” from their website. They are now selling what they’re calling an “iHub” version. Masters is also embracing the DIY community with two new how-to books and pushing for Mac integration at new wave DVD duplication service Kunaki.
in Handhelds
via TechWhack @ 4:24 12th Jul
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Given that you can pick up a four port USB hub for about five quid these days, there's no economic value in converting an old VHS cassette tape into one (particularly as you need to buy a USB hub to make it work anyway, but for sheer nostalgia, and for the dream of clogging up your desk with a great big hub rather than a tiny one, this project could be for you.
in Gadgets
via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 12:44 17th Jul
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Panda Security is reporting the existence of a new do-it-yourself phishing kits that make it easy for attackers to spoof financial and other sites in an effort to steal user information.
in Computer Security
via NetworkWorld @ 4:16 23rd Jun
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Wiretapping is certainly a controversial issue today. Though it's downright creepy for a regular civilian to spy on his or her neighbors without a just cause, the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), NSA (National Security Agency) and even business owners have been known to use wiretapping devices to learn more about criminal suspects, terrorists and their employees. Even if you aren't involved in a criminal case or illegal operation, it's incredibly easy to set up a wiretap or surveillance system on any type of phone. Don't be surprised to learn that virtually anyone could be spying on you for any reason.
in Data Privacy
via IT Security @ 7:39 18th Jun
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Timesys is offering a LinuxLink subscription for the Texas Instruments OMAP35xx line of system-on-chips (SoCs). The subscription includes the new 2.6.26 Linux kernel, toolchain, and hundreds of prebuilt, ready-to-use RFS (root file system) packages optimized for the processors, says Timesys.
in Developer
via Linux Devices @ 17:23 21st Jul
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Geeks are Sexy writes "ITSecurity.com has a nice piece this week on how wiretapping works and how you can protect yourself from people who wants to snoop into your life. From the article 'Even if you aren't involved in a criminal case or illegal operation, it's incredibly easy to set up a wiretap or surveillance system on any type of phone. Don't be surprised to learn that virtually anyone could be spying on you for any reason.'" Maybe I'm on the wrong track here, but I guess I assumed that wiretapping now happened in secret rooms at the telco, and not by affixing something physically to a wire in your home, but I'll definitely be aware next time I hear a stranger breathing next time I'm stuck on hold.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 13:34 19th Jun
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There's no dearth of Linux distributions for desktop users or even for running high availability servers. But if you are a do-it-yourself computer user, your choice of Linux distros is fairly limited. You can build Linux from scratch with Linux from Scratch or compile your own set of packages with Gentoo. But if you want a distro that teaches you the basics of Linux as you set it up; is well documented, lightweight, and zippy; and has a dependency-resolving packaging system, you need Arch Linux.
in Developer
via Linux.com @ 3:41 20th Jul
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Tags: Facebook, Larry Dignan, Microsoft Windows XP, Yahoo! Inc., Privacy, TechMeme, Icahn, Phishing, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Cyberthreats
in Computer Security
via ZDNet @ 12:36 16th May
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TMC Launches New Web Sites: Cable | WiMAX | Satellite | Robotics | IT | IP VPN | ITEXPO West begins in: Register Now!
in E-commerce
via TMC Net @ 9:14 23rd Jul
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Ask Loyd Ask Neil DIY Travel Vista Revealed Security Watch SMB Boot Camp Software Hardware Tips Encyclopedia
in Developer
via PC Magazine @ 4:02 22nd May
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Folks from iFixit, a site specializing in DIY guides for fixing and hacking Macs and iPods, flew all the way from America across the Pacific Ocean to Auckland, New Zealand, just so that they could be the first in the world to buy and disassemble the new iPhone 3G.
in Handhelds
via HardwareZone Singapore @ 6:34 14th Jul
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Surgeons reached for a claw hammer after a DIY enthusiast accidentally shot himself in the head with a nail gun.
in Quirky
via Ananova @ 8:10 12th Jun
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LONDON, July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- theprintspace has extended their groundbreaking 'DIY' photographic printing process to the web. theprintspace.com will be the first online service to incorporate an easy to use professional colour management process. The result - enabling accurate soft proofing of images by clients on their own systems using bespoke print profiles, meaning prints that are as accurate as possible - first time! The process is explained in easy-to-follow video tutorials filmed exclusively by theprintspace, making theprintspace.com the first specialist professional photographic printing lab to utilise the web 2.0 spirit of innovation to its full potential.
in Photography
via Macro World Investor @ 7:09 10th Jul
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kaliann writes "With the push for more sustainable energy, easy DIY kits for alternative energy sources are likely to become quite popular in the coming years. We may see some big improvements in our ability to 'green up' if these photovoltaic curtains become widely available."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 0:33 3rd Jul
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A bunch of phone hackers have launched a cheap and cheerful DIY unlocking kit, which they claim will remove the pesky SIMlock on any device.
in Computer Security
via Telecoms.com @ 12:53 10th Jul
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in E-commerce
via Telecom Products @ 18:42 22nd May
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in Gadgets
via Electronic Components @ 11:12 16th May
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