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| A First Look At Firefox 3 Alpha 5 (hits: 86) |
on 10 Jun 2007 by -  |
| abhinav_pc writes "PC World is reporting that Mozilla today made an early testing release available from its Firefox 3 browser. This alpha version (code-named Gran Paradiso) for the first time adds the anticipated Places feature for bookmarks. Firefox 3 alpha 5 also features a new password manager. A new crash reporting system called Breakpad is also now available in some [read more] |
| Anatomy of the Linux Kernel (hits: 77) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by - |
| LinucksGirl writes "The Linux kernel is the core of a large and complex operating system, and while it's huge, it is well organized in terms of subsystems and layers. In this article, the reader explores the general structure of the Linux kernel and gets to know its major subsystems and core interfaces. 'When discussing architecture of a large and complex [read more] |
| Anti-DRM Activists Take On the BBC (hits: 75) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by - |
| An anonymous reader writes "Activists from Binary Freedom Boston have launched a campaign calling on the BBC to release their content online without DRM or proprietary formats. You might remember the BBC asking us about this earlier and even though the public chose not to use DRM by a landslide, they still decided to use it. EMI and Amazon have [read more] |
| Data Stored in Live Neurons (hits: 81) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by - |
| Light Licker writes "Israeli researchers have created artificial memories for the first time — in a tangle of neurons growing in the lab. Using a specific chemical they could add to the pattern of impulses in a network of the nerve cells. 'Many believe that complex patterns of neuronal firing are templates for memory, which the brain uses when storing [read more] |
| Gateway Customer Sues to Get His PC Fixed (hits: 86) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by - |
| prostoalex writes "The Sacramento Bee tells the story of an El Dorado resident who had to go to small claims court to get his Gateway PC fixed: 'Right out of the box, he says, the computer displayed scattered graphics and wouldn't work properly. He says he called a Gateway salesman five times and sent him an e-mail to get an [read more] |
| Genetic Information on Major Diseases Uncovered (hits: 62) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by The Erfolger |
| gollum123 writes "A major advance in the genetic understanding behind several of the world's most common diseases is being reported by the BBC. A study tested some 17,000 people to find genetic markers for the various diseases. 'They found new genetic variants for depression, Crohn's disease, coronary heart disease, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 and 2 diabetes. The Wellcome [read more] |
| Laws Threaten Web Security Researchers (hits: 80) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by - |
| ancientribe writes "A new report from a Computer Security Institute (CSI) working group of Web researchers, computer crime law experts, and U.S. Department of Justice agents explores the effects of laws that might hinder Web vulnerability research. The report, which the group will present on Monday at CSI's NetSec conference, has some chilling findings about how fear of prosecution is [read more] |
| Legal Online Gambling May Return to US (hits: 81) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by The Erfolger |
| According to a story on News.com, legal online gambling may return to the US. The ban, put into place last year, is now in jeopardy thanks to the efforts of folks like Barney Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House Financial Services committee. Frank is of the opinion that adults should police themselves for excessive gambling, and the government should [read more] |
| Microsoft's IIS is Twice as Likely to Host Malware? (hits: 81) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by The Erfolger |
| "According to Google, Microsoft's server software is at least twice as likely to host viruses or malware. The reason why? 'Google reports that IIS is likely used to distribute malware more often than Apache because many IIS installs are on pirated Windows versions which aren't configured to automatically download patches. (Even pirated Windows versions can automatically receive security fixes, however.) [read more] |
| Second Life Arbitration Clause Unenforceable (hits: 74) |
| on 10 Jun 2007 by The Erfolger |
| NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "In a decision that could have far-reaching implications, a federal court in Pennsylvania has held that the California arbitration clause in the 'take it or leave it' clickwrap agreement on the Second Life website is unconscionable, and therefore unenforceable. In its decision (pdf) in Bragg v. Linden Research, Inc., No. 06-4925 (E.D. Pa. May 30, 2007), the Court [read more] |
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