The Impact Of Free Antivirus From Microsoft (1)
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Well, they’ve finally done it. Microsoft announced they will be dropping OneCare and start providing antivirus for free to all Windows users late next year in a product called Morro. I consider this an extremely positive development, and no surprise at all. Back when Microsoft first acquired an AV company, I told clients and reporters that Microsoft would first offer a commercial service, then eventually include it in Windows. Antivirus and other malware protections are ...
Come rimuovere completamente le tracce dei vecchi antivirus (3)
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Spesso dopo aver disinstallato un antivirus o una suite di sicurezza, rimangono delle tracce: sia files, cartelle, chiavi di registro, che possono impedire l’installazione di un nuovo software di protezione; oppure può capitare che le disinstallazioni non vadano a buon fine. Per risolvere problemi del genere sono stati creati appositi programmi per la rimozione degli antivirus più comuni: per McAfee è disponibile il McAfee Consumer Product Removal Tool, mentre per Norton il Norton Removal Tool. ...
When the sun goes down on me (1)
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So I don't talk about you anymoreAnd they say things will be better than beforeSo I live another day , hoping they are rightBut now , I lie awake , in this cold November nightI think about you and I believethat when it's time for me to leaveAnd the sounds of life are defeated by a silent graceI , my friend , will want to see your faceYou trusted me without a whyAnd I said ...
Finally a new notebook battery technology that promises longer life (1)
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Notebook battery technology has been largely unchanged for as long as we can remember. The hardware components used in most notebooks has undergone all the power tweaking that can be done and it seems that battery life is now a factor of how large a battery is used. That has a big impact on how large the total package is in size and weight. Today comes some promising information about a new way to make ...
working as an independent consultant (1)
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Matthew Billingham wrote a very insightful blogpost on SDN about his experiences as an independent (SAP) consultant in Europe. As I mentioned in the comments, I had a similar post in mind for ages, but it’s just one of those things. Matthew weighs up the pros and cons rather well in his contribution. Everyone who is looking into going freelance (be it within SAP or not) should definitely have a read.
AVG Accidentally Harms PCs (1)
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LinkedIn: Jason Piecora (1)
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Jason Piecora: Sr. Director, Application Development at SXC Health Solutions in the Computer Software industry (Greater New York City Area)
En dag i ett antivirusprograms liv! (1)
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Jag råkade hitta denna video på Youtube. Den är visserligen på ett okänt språk men är textat på engelska. Den handlar om en dag i ett Antivirusprograms liv. Ett McAfee antivirusprogram. Den tar verkligen ett ämne, som antivirus, som är lika roligt som hemförsäkringar och gör något riktigt roligt av ämnet. Programmet handlar om Antivirusdetektiven McAfee och McAfee är lika ensam som vilken hårdkokt amerikansk detektiv som helst, och ensam för alla hans vänner, alla ...
Hey, Tech Geeks and Mad Scientist-types: Michael Moorcock Needs Your Help (1)
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Matt Staggs over at Enter the Octopus has put out a “Calling All Geeks!” alert on behalf of Science Fiction and Fantasy legend Michael Moorcock, who has apparently been having some difficulties on the tech front. According to Staggs (via the folks at Arthur): He’d be able to get a lot more writing done right now if he had a wireless keyboard with large keys that he could use with his PC. He’s been looking ...
حسن حبیبی (1)
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دستکم پنج سال است که این آرزو را دارم که البته هیچ تلاشی هم برای برآورده کردناش نکردهام: دلام میخواهد با حسن حبیبی گفتوگوی مفصلی بکنم. خودِ اصلِ تاریخِ شفاهی است. کاش کسی این کار را کرده باشد یا بکند لطفاً. این روزها که بیماریاش جدی است، میترسم موضوعهایی بیسند بمانند. بیربط: جز اعلامِ نگرانی برای عشا، کارِ دیگری میشود کرد؟
Google Gmail for Mobile 2.0 Adds J2ME Support (1)
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Google Inc on Thursday launched a new version of its Gmail for Mobile. Google Gmail offers J2ME support which includes mobile devices such as NOkia N95 and RIM BlackBerry mobile phones. The online Google Gmail application has better ...
A Linux-Based "Breath Test" For Porn On PCs (9)
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Gwaihir the Windlord writes "A university in Western Australia has started beta testing a tool that's described as 'a random breath test' to scan computers for illicit images. According to this article it's a clean bootable Linux environment. Since it doesn't write to the hard drive, the evidence is acceptable in court, at least in Australia. They're also working on versions to search for financial documents in fraud squad cases, or to search for terrorist ...
Crise oblige : les blogs reparlent du ROI de l'entreprise 2.0 (1)
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Crise financière, crise du web 2.0 (il paraît), de plus en plus de blogs reviennent sur les questions de ROI de l'entreprise 2.0 (marronnier qui n'est pas prêt de disparaître). A commencer par Andrew McAffee qui, il y a un mois, publiait un long billet sur cette question (un de ses meilleurs depuis longtemps) et un second plus récemment. Nous avions abordé ce sujet il y a quelques temps déjà, il était donc temps d'y ...
What’s More Dangerous: The Internet or Drunk Drivers? (1)
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My friend Larry Magid, one of America’s leading Internet safety experts, has an outstanding column over at the Yahoo Kids “Connected Parent” site entitled “Is the Internet as Dangerous as Drunk Driving?” In it, he discusses the surprising results of a recent survey of 1,000 moms of teenagers commissioned by McAfee and conducted by Harris Interactive which found that “about two-thirds of mothers of teens in the United States are just as, or more, concerned ...
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