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Stuck with an ODD-less netbook or laptop, but can’t quite shake the urge to watch a Blu-ray Disc on your next flight?
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Trailrunner7 writes “A Spanish security researcher has discovered a new vulnerability in Apple’s QuickTime software that can be used to bypass both ASLR and DEP on current versions of Windows and give an attacker control of a remote PC. The flaw apparently results from a parameter from an older version of QuickTime that was left in the code by mistake. It was discovered by Ruben Santamarta of Wintercore, who said the vulnerability can be exploited remotely via a malicious Web site
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Etsy CTO Chad Dickerson has been on a hiring tear as he has quadrupled his engineering staff. How does a much larger IT team stay nimble? Dickerson offers the following tips as the 5-year-old Etsy…
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More number crunching by the good folks at NetMarketShare – Windows 7 surges past Vista, and Mac OS X loses ground for the fourth consecutive month.
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http://richardstep.com/ http://www.twitter.com/rstephenson_ BLOG POST: http://wp.me/pTlXq-f7 My good old, trusty, dependable Google Alerts sent me an email…
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TUAW’s Daily App: Helsing’s Fire · Apple issues official word on iPhone 4 reception: it’s the bars, man · Tapulous acquired by Disney · Five little-known features in iOS 4 · Apple corrects iBooks PDF features list after TUAW post …
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The T-Mobile WebConnect Rocket 2.0 is now available, just in time for T-Mobiles HSPA+ expansion and it offers a decent price with plenty of compatibility.
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There is no exclusivity deal according to some rumors, both carriers will offer the iPhone 4 . This is not to be confused with STC-branded stores that are selling gray market iPhones and iPads. Arabic version of this post on SaudiMac …
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Just about half — 46 percent — of global Windows 7 PCs are running the 64-bit version of the operating system, Microsoft said Thursday. Meanwhile, still just 11 percent of Windows Vista computers are running that operating system’s 64-bit version … 3 1/2 years after Vista’s launch.
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Windows XP and Vista have their own built in defragmenting software but they are very slow. There are good defragmentation software that can do the job in a fraction of the time it would take for the Windows default defragmenter to …
