Sure, you can now download music from the iTunes store without DRM but that doesn't mean you should just willy nilly start sharing that music with your friends. For one thing, it's illegal. For another, your account information is embedded into that m4a music file. Don't believe me? Try this yourself.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 2:57 PM
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Now a days Internet has become a home to spam. Millions of spam bots crawl the web daily to find email addresses and then bombard them with spam emails thus destroying their efficiency and creating problems for users. The best solution to this is to get a temporary or disposable email inbox which automatically expires after a certain time period.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 6:48 AM
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In the category community, Digg is nominated for a C|NET's 100 best Webware award. In the category entertainment, Revision3 is nominated for a C|NET's 100 best Webware award. Ten Webware 100 categories. There are 25 services listed on each. Vote for one service in each category.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 6:31 AM
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So you find out that everyone in on your block is using your network without your permission. Do you lock it down or...? Or maybe you want to have a little fun. A little creativity with squid and you could turn your everything they browse upside down (literally)
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:38 PM
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Browse and search their photo gallery of over 7.000 royalty free, high resolution stock photos, templates and logos to use in your personal and educational design projects
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 6:34 AM
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Gmail upgraded the maximum attachment size from 10 MB to 20 MB. Gmail was quite forgiving and you could send more than 10 MB in some cases, but now it's possible to send at least 20 MB in one message.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 8:58 AM
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I love Flickr, but I'm terrible at uploading pics to my Flickr account. I need a way to monitor my pictures folder to upload everything I dump in there. Luckily a cross-platform script called uploadr.py can watch a folder of your choice for new pictures, then automatically upload them to your Flickr account. Here's how to set up uploadr.py.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 10:48 PM
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This image is of the galaxy cluster CL0024+1652, a galactic city located a whopping 5 billion light years away! That means the light we see from this cluster left it five billion years ago, so we’re seeing this structure as it was when the Universe was just 2/3 its present age. Almost every small object in that image is a galaxy...
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:50 PM
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Microsoft's Windows Update has a component called Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) that downloads updates while you're busy doing other things with your computer. If you get disconnected, the update will pick up where it left off when you get back on the network.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:21 PM
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Somebody’s going to have to take the blame for the nearly 40% jump in gas prices since the end of January - and according to The Washington Post, if the Democrats have their say, the blame is going to be shared between Big Oil and the Bush administration.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:43 PM
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It’s the deal you never thought would happen: MySpace acquiring Photobucket, the “parasite” that fed off MySpace traffic and hosted a massive number of MySpace photos. There’s no word on whether the $300M price tag was met.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 8:34 PM
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Google Personalized Homepage will be rebranded as iGoogle and will let you build your own gadgets using wizards. The gadgets are very simple and are more like containers for things that matter to you: photos, videos, events.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 6:21 AM
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