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June 27, 2005

Low Tech We Love: Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet

http://www.realtechnews.com [Real Tech News - Independent Tech] said late on Sunday that it will publish the source code of itssoftware used as the foundation of Web services, such as onlinebanking, in a bid to spur sales of its computer services andother offerings.

Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

http://adrian-shiena.blogspot.com [Adrian-shiena.blogspot.com] diary of a Bride to be...: Since he is not outspoken about what he feels, I’ve learned a lot about him, his views, ideals, values and attitude on marriage. It was wonderful to discover that we have a lot in common in terms of morality, life-giving situations, openness in communication, decisions in marriage, sexual intimacy and our values on people around us.

News.com.comhttp://news.com.com [News.com.com] Judges OK garage door openers in copyright case | CNET News.com: Section 1201 of the DMCA says nobody may "circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access" to a copyrighted work or sell a device that is primarily designed to do so. Skylink's Model 39 universal transmitter works with Chamberlain garage doors that use a copyrighted "rolling code" computer program that constantly changes the transmitter signal required to open the door.

[Kg.typepad.com] Banter in Atlanter: Web/Tech: Self-Protection is the best spywarefighting technique out there, be weary of where you surf, and surf with MozillaFirefox, its free, it has (almost) no software holes to install spyware, andits faster than anything else out there, make sure everyone in your house knowsto use Mozilla Firefox over IE, but if they must use IE, use itresponsibly. To get Java and Flashworking under Firefox, go to a java or flash website and it will automaticallyinstall the plugin.

[Groonk.net] Newsmine 2.0: Technology Archives: Denton, founder of gossip blog Gawker and techno blog Gizmodo, launched Fleshbot.com this week just as sex tapes of socialite and budding reality-TV ingénue Paris Hilton hit the virtual world. Scandalous porn video landed smack in the middle of mainstream news, and Fleshbot had the story.

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Posted at June 27, 2005 01:51 PM

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