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    CCE SP2 issue

    OK, surely enough I have no complaints from my archaic CCE 2.50 encoder- it does its job flawlessly, actually much better than any newer version of CCE I have tried. But recently I wanted to try the new CCE SP2, and got the trial version, to test it in my brand new puter ( Core 2 Duo 6600, 2 GB...
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    Linux vs. Windows Viruses

    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/10/06/linux_vs_windows_viruses/ Nice, informative, absolutely non-technical article, which explains many things in a convincing way. Obviously the writer is biased, but heck, this isn't a major sin- is it?
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    Would you vote for that party?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party https://www.piratpartiet.se/English.aspx I have to admit that the Vikings are way more advanced than what we'll ever be in the next fifty years, at least! :p
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    A little bit of SCARY news...

    Here are the scary news, and there some hope that the above is just rumours... but is there smoke without a fire? :D Opera users should already feel uneasy... myself have no major reasons to worry- a dedicated Firefox fan... LOL.
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    Another gaping MSIE security hole? You must be kidding!

    IE6 is the safest browser on planet earth- provided of course that you don't do senseless things like using your system's clipboard!!! :eek: Just go here and see by yourself- it's a simplistic script, which could be written by every script kiddie, making your clipboard contents available to...
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    RIAA sued by victim

    Just another page to a never ending story- but this time it is amusing to say the least...
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    Microsoft Windows Officially Broken

    Have a good, amusing read here
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    Open Office 2 release candidate 1

    Right from the lion's mouth, before the official announcement: ftp://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/office/openoffice/contrib/rc/2.0.0rc1/ Also available at other OOo mirrors, search for it at the /contrib/rc/2.0.0rc1/ subfolder. Windows, i386Linux and Solaris binaries available currently (as well as several...
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    The "expert's advice"

    I may have posted that on the joke's forum, but unfortunately the incident is simply "too true to be good"... :rolleyes: A variant of Rbot Worm, backpacking off the recent Zotop virus seems to be causing damage to CNN's systems. The amusing part is that CNN have Dave Perry (Trend Micro)...
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    Big, dumb fish eats everything: Symantec acquires Sygate

    http://www.marketwatch.com/news/yhoo/story.asp?source=blq/yhoo&siteid=yhoo&dist=yhoo&guid=%7BF4CA0890%2D78C2%2D4FEF%2D9F68%2DBD71F7DDEFDF%7D Sad news, ain't it? Very happy that i don't use any Sygate product anymore. (I have dumped all Symantec crap, EVEN Ghost, since ages...).
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    WinOnCD 6 PE for free

    The news courtesy of CD Freaks- thanks for it. WinOnCD 6 PE is now offered by the german department of Roxio (formerly known as Cequadrat) for free! It has also happened with WOCD PE 5, two years and a half ago. Get the program here: http://www.roxio.de/adban/download/winoncd6/winoncd6pe.exe...
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    Nasty wormhole in Windows 2000 OS

    Hardly a surprise, heh? Since 2000 is the only MS I'm using currently (via VMware emulation) I might be a bit worried... Here is the whole report from ZdNet. BTW the hole also affects XP SP1 and 2003, but this is a concern for other Windblows users... :D
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    World's smallest Linux computer ever: Picotux 100

    The picotux 100 is the world's smallest Linux computer, only slightly larger (35mm×19mm×19mm) than an RJ45 connector. Inside, there is an ARM7 CPU at 55 MHz running uClinux kernel 2.4.27 and Busybox 1.0. Two communication interfaces are provided, 10/100 Mbit half/full duplex Ethernet and a...
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    Europe's Liberation Day

    Probably more significant even than the day of the abandonment of the idiotic, neoliberal Barroso-style EU constitution. More details HERE and I think "almost" anyone here should be happy about that! Qudos to the members of the EU parliament, although I must admit I don't have any big trust to...
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    k9copy, DVD ripper and shrinker for *nix

    This is not the only DVD ripper/shrinker for *nix of course, but to my knowledge it's one of the simplest and easiest to use. The rather pretty GUI (QT3) is quite reminiscent to DVD Shrink. Since its a new project, one should expect bugs... If there's no binary for your preferred distribution...
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