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Camino 0.8 Released
Topic: Computers 3:24 pm EDT, Jun 24, 2004

Camino version 0.8 was released tonight. In addition to performance, stability, and rendering improvements inherited from Mozilla 1.7, Camino 0.8 adds a Google Search bar in the toolbar, a more-compact download manager, an entirely rewritten bookmark system, capable of importing Safari, IE, and Mozilla bookmarks, with Rendezvous and Address Book integration and multi-level undo support, session history on back/forward buttons, greatly improved cookie management, and many more changes.

Since the last release of Camino, the following upgrades have been made to the underlying Gecko engine, and are now available in Camino: incremental, type-ahead find in the content area, automatic size-to-fit for image images larger than the viewable content area and numerous performance and web page rendering enhancements, XSLT support, as well as a large number of bug-fixes.

Camino 0.8 Released


iRecordMusic Overview
Topic: Computers 1:37 am EDT, Jun  6, 2004

If you can surf the net with a web browser, you can record music with iRecordMusic.

Good way to avoid real media.

iRecordMusic Overview


Scamming the Scammer
Topic: Computers 2:06 pm EDT, May 17, 2004

started with a scam, and turned into the greatest prank ever.
You can read about it all in the detailed story
The P-P-P-Powerbook

Scamming the Scammer


Salling Software
Topic: Computers 10:08 pm EDT, Apr 18, 2004

Salling Clicker is our award-winning utility to remotely control applications on your Macintosh computer with a mobile phone or handheld computer. Already the most advanced and easy-to-use Bluetooth remote control application for any computer platform, Salling Clicker v.2.1 is now available for many more handheld devices popular with Mac users. Read on to find out what Salling Clicker v.2.1 can do, and why we think you are going to want it.

Welcome, Symbian-lovers!

We heard you! Salling Clicker now supports Symbian-based smartphones, and in a big way. Salling Clicker v.2.1 takes advantage of this platform's unique capabilities, so iTunes artwork is displayed in color, and your computer's mouse pointer can be moved in a new innovative fashion with pen-based smartphones.

Fun toy. If you have a bluetooth phone, Its worth the 20 bucks.

Salling Software


Vodka and beer to power batteries
Topic: Computers 2:05 pm EST, Mar 31, 2004

St. Louis University student Nick Aker and an assistant chemistry professor Shelley Minteer developed the biofuel cell in class. Akers said that once the biofuel cell is charged, it could run a cell phone for a week or a laptop all day before needing another drink.

I've always thought we needed alchoholic technology. It'll be weird seeing cell phones and laptops on twelve step programs. Even stranger when they find Jesus.

Vodka and beer to power batteries


Study shows Mac OS X Server among most secure in world
Topic: Computers 3:03 pm EST, Mar 11, 2004

British cyber security firm mi2g recently announced the results of a study that names Mac OS X one of the most secure online server operating systems in the world, alongside the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) family of Open Source systems. The study also showed that Linux is currently the most-breached online server OS.

Interesting.

Study shows Mac OS X Server among most secure in world


SecurityTracker.com Archives - Apple Safari Cookie Path Restrictions Can Be Byassed By Remote Servers
Topic: Computers 1:14 pm EST, Mar 11, 2004

Description:  A vulnerability was reported in Apple Safari in the processing of cookies. A remote user may be able to bypass the path restrictions specified by a cookie's originator. Several other browsers are also affected.

Corsaire reported that a remote user (server) can employ a combination of path traversal and encoding techniques to bypass cookie path restrictions in the target user's browser.

SecurityTracker.com Archives - Apple Safari Cookie Path Restrictions Can Be Byassed By Remote Servers


Wired News: E-Mail Providers Slam Spammers
Topic: Computers 1:07 pm EST, Mar 11, 2004

Internet service providers are mad as hell and they aren't going to take it anymore.

In a Washington, D.C., press conference Wednesday, four of the biggest e-mail providers -- Microsoft, America Online, EarthLink and Yahoo -- said they are filing lawsuits against what company representatives said are six of the most prolific spam operations.

Wired News: E-Mail Providers Slam Spammers


MacMinute: 'Design Your iPod Giveaway' launched
Topic: Computers 2:50 pm EST, Mar  9, 2004

Design Your iPod Giveaway" giveaway. "Submit the winning, fully original iPod concept illustration for the new iPodlounge iPod Concept Gallery. The winning concept may be hand-drawn or rendered, 2D, or 3D, and must depict a mostly realistic vision of a next generation iPod." The winner will receive a free 15GB iPod custom painted by ColorWare in their choice of 24 colors, including a name or logo printed on the back.  

This might be a fun way to score a free ipod.

MacMinute: 'Design Your iPod Giveaway' launched


RE: HML Blog: Powerbook Trackpad Senses Pressure
Topic: Computers 7:42 pm EST, Mar  8, 2004

brent_chivers wrote:
] ] Powerbook Trackpad Senses Pressure
] ]
] ] Apparently, many semi-recent
] ] Powerbooks and iBooks have trackpads that are capable of
] ] reporting X, Y, and Z (pressure) information.
]
] The comments mention non-Apple laptops.

Cool. Ill have to try fingerpainting in photoshop.

RE: HML Blog: Powerbook Trackpad Senses Pressure


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