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- Cuba further restricts access to the Internet by prohibiting Cubans from using their regular phone lines to connect to the Net. A new law authorizes the Cuban phone company to use technical means to prevent such access. |
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- Declaring that President Bush does nothing to safeguard 'information that ought to stay private while keeping secret information that ought to be public,' Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Lieberman says he'll do just the opposite, if elected. |
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- About half of all the software people download from the popular file-sharing network -- which is almost always pirated -- has some kind of evil-doing program attached, a security firm says. Poetic justice, perhaps. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Cuba further restricts access to the Internet by prohibiting Cubans from using their regular phone lines to connect to the Net. A new law authorizes the Cuban phone company to use technical means to prevent such access. |
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- Declaring that President Bush does nothing to safeguard 'information that ought to stay private while keeping secret information that ought to be public,' Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Lieberman says he'll do just the opposite, if elected. |
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- About half of all the software people download from the popular file-sharing network -- which is almost always pirated -- has some kind of evil-doing program attached, a security firm says. Poetic justice, perhaps. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Cuba further restricts access to the Internet by prohibiting Cubans from using their regular phone lines to connect to the Net. A new law authorizes the Cuban phone company to use technical means to prevent such access. |
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- Declaring that President Bush does nothing to safeguard 'information that ought to stay private while keeping secret information that ought to be public,' Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Lieberman says he'll do just the opposite, if elected. |
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- The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcases the latest and coolest tech gadgets, but often the new products on display fail to live up to the breathless promotion that accompanies them. Steve Friess reports from Las Vegas. |
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- In a wide-ranging interview, FCC chief Michael Powell says broadband is key to the future of the U.S. economy. He also explains, cautiously, why he loves TiVo and the iPod. Katie Dean reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. |
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- The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcases the latest and coolest tech gadgets, but often the new products on display fail to live up to the breathless promotion that accompanies them. Steve Friess reports from Las Vegas. |
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- In a wide-ranging interview, FCC chief Michael Powell says broadband is key to the future of the U.S. economy. He also explains, cautiously, why he loves TiVo and the iPod. Katie Dean reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. |
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- The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcases the latest and coolest tech gadgets, but often the new products on display fail to live up to the breathless promotion that accompanies them. Steve Friess reports from Las Vegas. |
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- In a wide-ranging interview, FCC chief Michael Powell says broadband is key to the future of the U.S. economy. He also explains, cautiously, why he loves TiVo and the iPod. Katie Dean reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. |
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- Steve Jobs wasn't as entertaining this year, and the iPod Mini is getting mixed reviews. No matter. Macworld attendees still manage to have fun roaming the show floor. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Apple's CEO Steve Jobs and the Macintosh are intertwined in most people's minds. But contrary to many popular histories of the machine, the Mac wasn't Jobs' idea at all. In fact, he wanted to kill it. By Owen Linzmayer. |
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- Steve Jobs wasn't as entertaining this year, and the iPod Mini is getting mixed reviews. No matter. Macworld attendees still manage to have fun roaming the show floor. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Apple's CEO Steve Jobs and the Macintosh are intertwined in most people's minds. But contrary to many popular histories of the machine, the Mac wasn't Jobs' idea at all. In fact, he wanted to kill it. By Owen Linzmayer. |
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- Steve Jobs wasn't as entertaining this year, and the iPod Mini is getting mixed reviews. No matter. Macworld attendees still manage to have fun roaming the show floor. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Apple's CEO Steve Jobs and the Macintosh are intertwined in most people's minds. But contrary to many popular histories of the machine, the Mac wasn't Jobs' idea at all. In fact, he wanted to kill it. By Owen Linzmayer. |
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- Hey, you dont need to be a Fan to like the site....wait.. I guess I am a fan in an odd sort of way... I like the type of people that like their music so that has to count for something dont it?????? Yeah and our site creator has done a really great job of keeping everything up to date and new around here... |
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WML's Tag (Jan 10 2004 23:11 GMT) - Do you know how the Options soft keys are derived for cellular phones? Learn how to combine data entry and computations on the same card. |
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WML's Tag (Jan 10 2004 23:11 GMT) - Do you know how the Options soft keys are derived for cellular phones? Learn how to combine data entry and computations on the same card. |
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WML's Tag (Jan 10 2004 23:11 GMT) - Do you know how the Options soft keys are derived for cellular phones? Learn how to combine data entry and computations on the same card. |
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- If there's two things you can count on in this world, it's death, taxes and recruiter phone calls. Wait a sec'; that's three things. Ok, well, in the spirit of counting, here's our Top 10 list of things you should not say when a job recruiter calls you. |
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- If there's two things you can count on in this world, it's death, taxes and recruiter phone calls. Wait a sec'; that's three things. Ok, well, in the spirit of counting, here's our Top 10 list of things you should not say when a job recruiter calls you. |
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- If there's two things you can count on in this world, it's death, taxes and recruiter phone calls. Wait a sec'; that's three things. Ok, well, in the spirit of counting, here's our Top 10 list of things you should not say when a job recruiter calls you. |
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- From: Jupiter Courier, FL - Jan 10, 2004 Deaf Club: Treasure Coast, general meeting and social, 6 p.m. general meeting, 7-11 p. |
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- 2003 was huge for the search industry, as companies across the globe launched new search products, made strategic acquisitions, and, in some cases, failed. Find out what happened - and what it means for you - in Derek's tell-all review. |
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- 2003 was huge for the search industry, as companies across the globe launched new search products, made strategic acquisitions, and, in some cases, failed. Find out what happened - and what it means for you - in Derek's tell-all review. |
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- 2003 was huge for the search industry, as companies across the globe launched new search products, made strategic acquisitions, and, in some cases, failed. Find out what happened - and what it means for you - in Derek's tell-all review. |
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- The Bush administration is good at bombing terrorists back to the Stone Age, but terrible at bringing Arabs and Muslims into the modern age. |
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- The Bush administration is good at bombing terrorists back to the Stone Age, but terrible at bringing Arabs and Muslims into the modern age. |
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- The Bush administration is good at bombing terrorists back to the Stone Age, but terrible at bringing Arabs and Muslims into the modern age. |
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- Signs suggest a key witness may have come forward in the leaking of a CIA agent's identity. |
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- The fact that U.S. intelligence agencies can't tell terrorists from children on passenger jets does little to inspire confidence. |
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- Signs suggest a key witness may have come forward in the leaking of a CIA agent's identity. |
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- The fact that U.S. intelligence agencies can't tell terrorists from children on passenger jets does little to inspire confidence. |
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- Mandy Moore plays a presidential daughter itching for freedom. Why won't Hollywood give the talented Moore a little bit of her own? |
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- Signs suggest a key witness may have come forward in the leaking of a CIA agent's identity. |
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- The fact that U.S. intelligence agencies can't tell terrorists from children on passenger jets does little to inspire confidence. |
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- Mandy Moore plays a presidential daughter itching for freedom. Why won't Hollywood give the talented Moore a little bit of her own? |
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- And today in the font department we have some famous fonts. There are fonts from TV shows, movies, music, food and drink (like Coca Cola for example), companies... It's pretty amazing to see how distinguishable some fonts are (without ever really realizing it). |
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