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last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:02:40 GMT
Underneath Politics - California Senator Barbara Boxer Proposes Rush Limbaugh Listening Tax
Hoping to stimulate a weakening economy, California Senator Barbara Boxer is proposing a measure that would tax those who listen to conservative radio pundit Rush Limbaugh for more than two hours per week.
The Daily Redundancy - Most Americans Do Not Believe in Atheists
ATLANTA, GA - A study commissioned by the Federal Task Force for Religious Intolerance has revealed the startling fact that nearly three out of four Americans do not believe in Atheists. The finding underscores the growing credibility problem plaguing Atheists during a time of otherwise widening religious diversity across the country...
Bongo News - Bush Diary – In Two Weaks I Will Be History, So My Legucy is Intact
In two weaks, I will be history. That is what I hurd people says. That meens my legucy is intact!
NewsBiscuit - Al Gore still pretending to wife that he won in 2000
`it was hard keeping her from the White House`
News Mutiny - Americans to Undergo Mandatory Preschool Reeducation
Americans to Undergo Preschool Reeducation in Advance of Countrys Conversion to Communism
CAP News - President Bush Launches Own Fragrance Line
"Long after I leave Washington, you`ll still be smelling me, that`s for sure," Bush said at the dinner thrown to launch his signature scent, W.
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last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:24:00 GMT
Macvs. PC: Is it a `tax` if users happily pay a premium?
With MacWorld Expo here, you should expect that Microsoft officials are out talking up the idea of the “Apple tax” again.


Worried parents can track children with GPS locator watch
A satellite tracking device that will plot a child`s location to within 10ft is being launched by a British firm. The Nu.M8 digital watch uses GPS satellite technology like car sat nav systems.The watch can be securely fastened to a child`s wrist and will trigger an alert if forcibly removed. Parents can then track their children on a website.


Thinnest (Hottest?) All-in-One PC on the Block
Lenovo`s IdeaCentre 600 is a pretty splashy debut: Its first ever all-in-one is a simple curved slab that`s supposedly the thinnest all-in-one in the industry.


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last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:47:35 GMT
Sun acquires cloud company Q-layer
Software from Q-layer is designed to help companies simplify the management and deployment of data center applications.
Firm claims silver bullet for `vampire loads`
Phantom loads from shut-off electronics add up to a lot of wasted energy. Good for You, Good for the Planet says its technology cuts vampire energy to zero.
`Governor` Meg Whitman? Um, no
In these post-Wall Street meltdown, post-Bernie Madoff, post-bailout times, the reception to another filthy rich dot-commie will be lukewarm, at best
A quick talk with Scott Cook, Intuit`s co-founder and booth babe
Financial software maker is attacking both online and offline money management.
A new era for Macworld Expo
Without Steve Jobs delivering his trademark keynote address, Macworld Expo won`t likely make the same splash. But the show goes on, for now at least.
+ Ars Technica
last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:24:04 GMT
WiMAX goes live in Portland; Chicago delayed into 2H 2009

Clearwire opens its second WiMax market in Portland, Ore., but future deployment plans are murky. Clearwire`s service competes on price and speed with wireless and wireline sevices.

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Indie dev suggests peers should support OS X, Linux gaming

An independent developer from Wolfire Games has made the case that his peers should be supporting OS X and Linux with cross-platform games for a number of easy to grasp reasons. In the face of heavy competition, this simple strategy could be the key to success.

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Inside assisted GPS: helping GPS help you

Ever wonder how your mobile phone can find your location quickly, even on a cloudy day where a satellite signal is hard to come by? The answer is that many of these devices use assisted GPS (AGPS). Ars brings you an in-depth look at how this technology works.

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last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:24:04 GMT
EU investigates possible smart card chip cartel
The European Commission is investigating a possible cartel among manufacturers of the smart card chips used in payment cards and mobile phones, it said Wednesday.

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10 must-have free BlackBerry apps
A handful of free BlackBerry applications -- for browsing the Web, issuing voice commands, creating spreadsheets, reading e-books and more -- can make your trusty smart phone even smarter.

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Self-promotion at work: 8 tips for shy people
Self-promotion can be particularly hard for IT professionals because on top of cultural conditioning, they feel their work speaks for them. But you may need it to survive this economic downturn with your job intact. Here are eight tips to get you started.

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+ eWeek - RSS Feeds
last updated: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:24:05 GMT
Researchers Aim to Fortify CAPTCHA Against Spammers
Security researchers say new approaches are needed to keep spammers from abusing free e-mails systems now that hey have found ways to circumvent the CAPTCHA test protocol used by many Web sites. Microsoft is involved in two research projects aimed at making it harder for spammers to crack CAPTCHA.
- One of the well-reported security trends of 2008 was the defeat of CAPTCHA systems for a number of Web-based e-mail services, including Yahoo and Gmail. With spammers increasingly finding their way around these safeguards, making the hurdles spammers have to jump just a little higher is an importa...


Tod Nielsen: Borland`s Loss, VMware`s Gain
Tod Nielsen is Borland`s loss and VMware`s gain. Nielsen, formerly president and CEO of Borland Software, has been named chief operating officer (COO) at VMware.
- Tod Nielsen is Borland`s loss and VMware`s gain. Nielsen, formerly president and CEO of Borland Software, has been named chief operating officer (COO) at VMware.Nielsen, who joined Borland in 2005 and oversaw the spin-off and later sale of its developer tools unit, was named VMware`s COO on Jan. 5...


IBM`s Palmisano: Government Investment Could Lead to 900,000 IT Jobs
IBM CEO Sam Palmisano has told members of the Barack Obama transition team that a $30 billion government investment in the IT industry could lead to the creation of more than 900,000 jobs in areas such as broadband access, health care IT and upgrading the electrical grid.
- The Wall Street Journal reported that IBMCEO Sam Palmisano has advised the Obama teamthat a government investment of $30 billion could create more than 900,000 jobsfor U.S.workers.Palmisano addressed Barack Obama`s transition team in December in response toa request from the president-el...


 
 
 

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