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Mars Terraforming Debate |
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Ars Technica
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Ars OpenForum maintenance... time for more disk space. The server is scheduled to go down around 9PM EST today, and the updates, plus building the array out to the new disks, are expected to take most of the night, barring any problems. By Ken "Caesar" Fisher. |
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Yahoo! News - Technology
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Spam-Busters Say They're Winning the War (Reuters). Reuters - They're the scourge of the electronic
age -- the modern-day equivalent of the 19th century snake-oil
salesmen hawking their miracle cures, love potions and
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IBM's Linux Upgrade Roadmap |
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SecurityFocus Vulns
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Vulns: MySQL Aborted Bug Report Insecure Temporary File Creation Vulnerability. MySQL includes a bug reporting utility (mysqlbug), which opens a text editor to permit a user to submit bug reports to the vendor. A vulnerability related to insecure te... |
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Vulns: Check Point Firewall-1 SmartDashboard Filter Buffer Overflow Vulnerability. Firewall-1 is a commercially available enterprise firewall software package. It is distributed by Check Point, and available for the Unix, Linux, and Microsoft Windows pl... |
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Vulns: Cisco IOS MSFC2 Malformed Layer 2 Frame Denial Of Service Vulnerability. IOS is the device operating system available for the Cisco hardware platform. It is maintained and distributed by Cisco.
A problem has been identified in the handling o... |
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Vulns: Cisco Content Service Switch Management Port UDP Denial Of Service Vulnerability. The Content Service Switch is a device designed to enhance the handling and service of web content. It is distributed and maintained by Cisco Systems.
A problem in the ... |
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Vulns: Cisco ACNS Authentication Library Remote Buffer Overrun Vulnerability. Cisco has reported a remotely exploitable buffer overrun in ACNS authentication libraries, which are typically deployed on various Content devices. In particular, there ... |
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Vulns: Cisco Aironet AP1x00 Malformed HTTP GET Denial Of Service Vulnerability. The Cisco Aironet AP1x00 is a series of wireless access point devices.
Cisco Aironet AP1x00 series devices are prone to a denial of service vulnerability upon receipt of... |
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Yahoo! News - Technology
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New 'Pitfall' Game Is a Great Find (Reuters). Reuters - "Pitfall" was one of the great
games of the early computer age. |
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Say Goodbye to BuyMusic.com |
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SecurityFocus Vulns
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Vulns: Kerio MailServer Spam Filter Buffer Overrun Vulnerability. Kerio has reported that MailServer is prone to a remotely exploitable buffer overrun condition.
This vulnerability exists in the spam filter component. Insufficient b... |
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NewsIsFree: Security
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WORM_SOBER.E |
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Dilbert
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Dilbert for 28 Mar 2004. |
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Apple Tries to Patent iPod User Interface |
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BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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Bright outlook for digital cameras. Digital photography has been around for the best part of a decade, but is now coming of age. |
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Boing Boing
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iVillage creates a virtual women-only island in the There MMO. Terra Nova's Betsy Book takes note of a co-branding deal between the women's portal site iVillage and the massively multiplayer environment There, in which a women-only island called Paradise Island will be created for the enjoyment of women players, branded by iVillage. Book raises three excellent questions about this:
1 - It's a virtual space doubly marked by gender and commercial co-branding. (Is this the first of its kind? Anyone know of any precedents?)
2 - iVillage is a text-based community of women whose bonding often takes place specifically around members' relationships to their RL bodies in the form of pregnancy, dieting, health, and beauty tips. While there may be the rare case of role-playing and gender-bending in the iVillage web community (ie. men posing as women), most participants' online identities are extensions of their RL (female) selves. Will this direct tie between offline/online identity carry over into a virtual world? Or will iVillage women use There to role play, whether that means creating an avatar that looks radically different from their RL body, or even choose a male avatar?
3 - The branding of a virtual space as female automatically sexualizes it. Already some of the male community members in There are viewing the addition of iVillage island as a welcome opportunity to increase their chances for romance. How will the iVillage women respond to these romantic overtures? Is There prepared to deal with any Mr. Bungles that show up?
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