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Here is a listing of 17 online free web based applications that are very helpful for you to process your daily work whether you are a designer, developer, office worker, manager, supervisor, student, home user, etc. Most of them are not very well-known, but they are really amazing in respect to their features.
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A team of researchers have pulled their intended presentation on a newly discovered clickjacking exploit, but at the moment, details are slim. Walk carefully tonight—the boogeyman is prowling.
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The entertainment industry buys off senators and in return they get gifts like the "Enforcement of Intellectual Property Act". Though the bill was recently revised to remove some offensive provisions, it is still unacceptable. Join DefectiveByDesign today in calling your senators to throw light on this shadow government.
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Tomorrow I embark on a week-long vacation that will have me hiking up mountains, enjoying art and music and dining in fancy restaurants. Needless to say, I am looking forward to it. The only thing I am not 100% about is the hotel room. I've never stayed in this particular chain before and I got it at a great price—which has me a little concerned.
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In what will surely make every BitTorrent lover jump for joy, a rough alpha version of uTorrent for the Mac has surfaced on The Pirate Bay and BitTorrent isn’t too happy about it.
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Those wanting to run Linux apps on their Mac desktops now have reason to rejoice — sort of. The GTK+ software development framework has been ported to Mac OS X, so it’s now possible to install and run GTK+ applications on your Mac. But there are some hang-ups. Your apps will look out of place, won’t use standard OS X tools and play havoc with syste
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Google co-founder Larry Page attended a Capitol Hill hearing today and called upon the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to "free" the white spaces spectrum so it can be used as an affordable, nationwide, high-speed broadband connectivity network. Page's message: Five years of testing and discussion on the issue is enough.
