Showing posts with label macintosh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macintosh. Show all posts
06 December 2008

NYT Has Clue about Malware

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Following my post below about malware, here's an example of how it might be done: Internet security is broken, and nobody seems to know...
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18 February 2008

Hacking Ashley Highfield

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Some might say I've been overly critical of the BBC's digital boss, Ashley Highfield (no, no). Be that as it may, it's certain...
16 October 2007

BBC iPlayer: Converted in a Flash

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Well, here's an interesting confluence of two of my pet hates: By adopting Adobe Flash Player software, the BBC will make its free catc...
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12 February 2007

IBM's Open Client Solution: Blue FOOGL

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Here's an interesting move by IBM, what it calls a "flexible software stack": IBM today unveiled a new Open Client Solution ...
31 January 2007

All That Jazz

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This looks an interesting project : The Jazz research project seeks to extend the Eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org) software development env...
02 January 2007

Platform-Independent Petitioners

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One of the great things about the Internet is that it lets people take the initiative in all sorts of ways. Take, for example, the current ...
07 December 2006

The Open Source Brain

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At first sight, there's something appropriate about Paul Allen paying for the Allen Brain Atlas : an interactive, genome-wide image dat...
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06 September 2006

NeoOffice 2.0 Beta

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One of the under-appreciated qualities of free software is its cross-platform nature. The fact that Firefox and OpenOffice.org are availabl...
02 July 2006

NeoOffice Lets Mac Users Choose the Red Pill

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One of the great strengths of open source is its ability to offer cross-platform solutions. As a result, users can switch between Windows a...
12 January 2006

Thunderbird, Firefox and OpenOffice.org Are Go

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Version 1.5 of the open source email client Thunderbird is now available for download . This is a major release of an important program, ev...