Tuesday, October 19, 2010

yahoo messenger doesn't show what i write?

If you you cannot see text in Instant Messages at all, not even your own after you click Send then read below. Yahoo does have a limit on the number of characters that can be posted at once in an IM, I am not sure what that limit is though. CAN’T SEE TEXT IN INSTANT MESSAGES?  If you cannot see text in instant messages, not even your own after you click Send or Press Enter, this is an issue that is cropping up more and more. If just a new problem try exiting Yahoo Messenger and then relaunching it. Even try rebooting your computer. If both ...
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Sunday, October 17, 2010

Microsoft attacks openoffice

The truth is that open source software support is lacking, and when it exists, is made live tests. That's why we never see big fail than links from major software vendors do not release after release and that the bug appeared. And here I think the fix for WordPress, which is an open source software that updates have brought with them the security problems in some major cases. This time as a software maker Microsoft Money comes and dissolves into a commercial idea free office software, which does not offer anything for people who ...
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Google Operating System, Chom + Linux = Love

Google gave it one last night saying that working on the operating system will be called - height - Chrome. OS will be based on a Linux kernel, over the coming applications, mainly web. Linux know how on what programs work and what applications do, or who can very well be limitations to anticipate this on Google's. But Google offers up to a point everything needed for an office-type computer. We have a video player (YouTube), audio (google), messenger (gTalk) + pdf document editing (google docs), mail clients (Gmail), browser ...
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Linux integrates with Microsoft

She started humming that Microsoft wants to be net of interoperabiliteze with Linux. I mean, as Microsoft sees them as Linuxu steal clients, wants to remove software that looks like, or use the Linux platform and be quite good. That, I think that Microsoft's first move after Uncle Bill Gates, who's to blame for all the world's blue screen, has announced his retirement from the compa ...
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Linux Adventures

The new kernel hell. I mean it's good when you appear as a new Kernel version. I'm starting to think that these are the same as the Windows updates, you gotta do in deh ..unless your name is not PC anymore. So I did and now ... ... ... itaa surprise, I began to go wireless will. I mean, I'm glad to one and a half after its launch have done linuxuri drivers that are compatible with and function. Little late but it is beautiful. Hard part is ... I do not go yet one thousand sound card on linux although I did some ...
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How to stay away from Internet dangers

The fact that the Internet brings great value to our lives no one can challenge it and the benefits of its use are numerous and not getting into the discussion. But always there is also a reverse side. There is danger everywhere and enjoy the benefits of the Internet must know and how to protect yourself. Security of personal data and privacy is reason enough to learn to avoid capacanele that you are exposed every day. Those from CyberDefender, security providers for the Internet, have studied the problem and came up with ...
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Star Trek or reality? Computers without a mouse and keyboard and intelligent exhibition games in Tokyo! VIDEO

Farewell mouse, keyboard goodbye! At the museum with you. It seems ... Digital Content motto exhibition, in Tokyo. Here you can find all sorts of gadgets to radically change human-computer interaction. So much that you start to wonder where it ends where the human mind and artificial intelligence begins. After the mouse and keyboard, the next screen is really threatened. What you need it, when you can project images in front of you? A Franco-Japanese company into reality an idea that you've already seen ...
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Sunday, October 3, 2010

IBM shows fastest CPU: 5.2 GHz

The IBM is proud of their new processor that would praise you reach a speed of 5.2 GHz, which makes it the fastest CPU available on the market today, reports hothardware.com.Hardware specialists would jump immediately saying that burned and other processors have reached such speeds, even surpassed it. Nothing really, but those processors needed complex systems based on liquid nitrogen cooling. IBM's new processor is just fast and do not need such complicated systems.Those who think to make upgrades in the PC should turn its attention to other solutions, ...
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Google ME appears this fall

Eric Schmidt, Google CEO, confirmed rumors conformcarora, this fall we could see a new social network, competition for Facebook, Google ME, reports ZDNet .Google ME will not be a classic social network but an application that integrates social elemenete in helping the search. At least so say the rumors that circulate around Google ME. This application aims to attract 500 million users of social networks which will make them competitive.Our employees are only guesses since no one outside of Google's, does not know exactly what and how will it be ...
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PlayStation Move has not sold well

On 15 September, Sony launched its motion controller Move , for the PlayStation 3. It will follow in the footsteps of the Wiimote, and will compete (up to a point) Kinect from your Xbox 360. But Sony did not praised as Microsoft did with Kinect. It gave him a holy aura.And she's not sure that the launching had to have a sufficient number of games compatible to attract potential buyers. Barely managed to gather any evidence of a second. In part because their strategy is to transform the old games in titles Move. But just who will return to play, ...
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Intel is investigating as stated protocol HDCP anti-piracy

Intel is investigating as a master key was published online anti-piracy protocol or High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP).The protocol is used to protect video and audio content as it is transmitted between devices through encryption, and check if the device is licensed to share content.Intel confirmed last week that the master key that the original was published online and are now investigating whether it was stolen or crack-look.In HDCP key establishes a shared secret key, using public and private keys of the devices, and will be used ...
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Interpol chief admits theft of identity on Facebook

The head of Interpol, Ronald Noble, has acknowledged that criminals have stolen their identity by creating two accounts in his name up.Noble made the disclosure in the inaugural Interpol Information Security Conference in Hong Kong.Given the anonymity of cyberspace, it might actually be one of the most dangerous threats we face, "said Noble.Interpol Incident Response Team discovered that one of the criminals use fake account to obtain information on a recent global operation led by Interpol. Operation Infra Red, which led to 130 arrests, was aimed ...
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Club3D grab sources

Lately, more and more video cards and integrators have expanded. And found motherboard and very good sources that addressed segments. The last company to make such a move is Club3D. They put the new series called sources Switching Power Supply, which began to be composed of five different models.They have power of 400 W, 600 W, 700 W, 850 W and 1000 W. The two sources that the smallest are cooled by a fan 120 mm, yellow LEDs, have modular design, are designed to work with one video card, and certified as 80 + power efficiency.The others are 80 ...
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PlayStation 3 Firmware 3.50

Sony has completed a new firmware 3.50 for their PlayStation 3 console. The most important additive is its support for Blu-Ray 3D. But the paucity of such content, quite expensive and compatible TVs will cancel almost completely the value of the firmware.But besides 3D, 3.50 comes with a full integration of Facebook, which some game developers will be able to exploit their turn. Thus, the personal account can receive automatic updates of the game, such as new scores or records, screen shots, or whatever else you think of them. ...
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XC Verbatim SecureDigital Memory Card 64GB Class 10

Verbatim is the next step in the Flash memory card with the new class SDXC 10 with a storage capacity of 64GB, according to a press release issued to the editor. New Flash Card SDXC (SD Extended Capacity) is designed to menevra large amounts of data at incredible speeds and provides users with a fast and portable storage medium for their electronic devices such as mobile phones, camcorders, cameras or portable consoles."Users of digital cameras can do more shots per second than was possible before using this technology so that a shot at the gate ...
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About the actual safety of children in a digital world

Currently, more and more children are masters of using the Internet, a world that started out as designed by adults for adults.How about this twist?Most researchers, professionals and ordinary users say without second thoughts: Yes, let's leave the children on the Internet.They are sure that such things can teach us, it will develop and master the art of virtual communication.All this resulted in the creation of an Internet "child", which is considered "safe" - a dedicated area, similar to a play area specially designed real world, where they can ...
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Stuxnet a sophisticated cyber attack and unique in the world

The latest worm attack Stuxnet has generated much discussion and speculation concerning the purpose, intent, origins, and - most importantly - the identity of the attacker and the target.Kaspersky Lab has no evidence to identify the attackers or their target, but experts can confirm that this company is a very sophisticated attack and unique in the IT industry, prepared by a team of cyber criminals with extensive knowledge of SCADA technology. Kaspersky Lab believes that this type of attack can not be achieved without the support of state officials. ...
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After attacks, Microsoft is rushing to fix the bug ASP.net

Microsoft rushes to release a solution for a flaw in Windows Web server that has begun to be exploited in online attacks.Patch fix a bug in Windows ASP.net technology used in Microsoft's servers. Microsoft says it has seen limited exploitation of online attacks escape, but the problem is serious enough that the company decide to speed up launch of resolution, before or regular update scheduled for October 12. ASP.net is used to build Web applications and bug gives hackers a way to gain access to protected files or read encrypted data sent by a ...
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