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For those that access this page, things should be slightly snappier going forward!! The area finally got its 256kbps upload cap put in. Yes, we were coming to ya at 128 before.... *cough* Which will also have the effect of being able to support more players on the game server. Although I gotta get something installed on the game server. I'm been sick for over a week, so I feel lucky that the game server finally got formatted this past week.
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Inside Al-Qaeda’s Hard Drive An interesting read!!
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Caller ID: Do you really know who's calling? We are surprised?! NAHHHHHHHHH......... Citing threats, entrepreneur to quit caller ID venture That will learn him!!
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Iraq civilan losses??? Lower Gas Prices?? WHY?? Truth is it out there?? And who is giving it to us?? and ashcroft if your reading this, first ammendent
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End of Support for AVG Anti-Virus 6.0 "On December 31, 2004, support for AVG 6.0 will be discontinued. All virus database updates, program updates, as well as technical support for the product will no longer be available after this date! In order to continue to be protected by AVG Anti-Virus, you must be using AVG 7.0. Read more... Home users of AVG Free can find out more about the next release of AVG Free on the web." Second release of the new generation of AVG Free Edition
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LIVEWIRE - File-sharing network thrives beneath the radar "According to British Web analysis firm CacheLogic, BitTorrent accounts for an astounding 35 percent of all the traffic on the Internet -- more than all other peer-to-peer programs combined -- and dwarfs mainstream traffic like Web pages."
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De-Spamming The Inbox: The Hard Way "Even after using precautions like dummy email address in public forums, I have been plagued by the spam mails for long time now. Two years back it used to be a few per day. And since then it has been a steady increase in the volume. As a result, till last weekend I used to get around 200 spam mails a day on my Institute's life-time email account. Then, one fine day (well, actually we were given notice 3 weeks in advance) our Institute decided to upgrade the Exchange mail server to the latest version. Hence the mail server was shut down for approximately 2 days/48 hours (4th Dec evening to 5th Dec noon). During that time, all the ma…
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I case anyone is bored, vote er... try and vote and watch tomorrow at 9. I don't agree with some of the choices and/or lack of choices. Where's Toca Race Driver 2 for best driving game. What the hell is Tony Hawk's Underground doing in the best sports game(its anything but skateboarding now). Where's WWE Day of Reckoning for best fighting game(plays 10x better than Smackdown vs Raw). Where's Far Cry for best pc game and what the hell is The Sims 2 doing in there!!! Best graphics is missing Far Cry, come on!!! Best in new tech and no ATI!!!! Best military game has CoD but no BFV but it has crap fest Conflict Vietnam. Bond: Everything or Nothing isn't anywhere. Tha…
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Virus hooks onto CNN headlines "E-mails laden with the virus, dubbed "Crowt.A" by Sophos, do not have a typical subject line and other characteristics, Sophos said. Instead, the virus sends out e-mail messages with subject lines, message content and attachment names drawn from the latest news headlines on CNN's Web site, which it gathers as it spreads. Very few Sophos customers have reported that they been affected by Crowt.A so far, the company said." Here is one for PurSuiT: Beware the Evil Twin "In essence, users think they've logged on to a wireless hotspot connection when, in fact, they've been tricked to connect to an attacker's unauthorised base statio…
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Tenomichi 3D Edit Review "Like Pinnacle Liquid Edition, Tenomichi’s software harnesses the power of the system’s 3D graphics accelerator. But it does so at a much more fundamental level. In particular, it takes advantage of the power of DirectX 9 Shaders. These are algorithms that use the pixel-shader units in the graphics processors in modern graphics cards - designed to accelerate image processing. The latest graphics chips from ATI and Nvidia have 16 of these units, so it’s theoretically possible to render a lot of video effects at once. But Tenomichi has gone one step further. Not only is DirectX 9 3D acceleration used to power the rendering of effects, it’s …
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Outsourcing costs more than in-house Alexa Bona, research director at Gartner, said businesses often fail to take hidden costs, such as in-house backup support to the outsourced function, into account. "The outsourced service is often more efficient, but then outsourcers need to make a profit too," she said.
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If you register, please put in your street address. That info will NOT be sold or given to anyone else!! Unfortunately we've had issues with prior users that dictate we ask for this info going forward. We hope everyone understands....
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