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fblaguy · 09-09-02, 05:08 PM

My favorite articles

MS "solves" mystery of hacking spree

Ahahahahaha, once again it proves that people need to watch what they use for passwords and for security.

Microsoft wants a hacker -- for Xbox

Whomever is hired for this job will become the most hated person on the internet.....next to Hillary Rosen

Eclipse adds to open-source framework

A wonderful idea indeed, should make some programming easier.

ISPs, record labels on a collision course

Yes, ISP's should take a stand on being pushed around like that

Sony takes sides in DVD war -- both

Someday it will be decided, but at least Sony is taking the initiative and offering both.

Audiogalaxy swaps music services

* fblaguy hears the sound of Audiogalaxy digging its own grave.

Corporate Paws Grab for Desktop

Not good, maybe when I graduate I can dedicate myself to cracking this restrictive stuff.

Internet Security Not Pressing to All

It will get them eventually.

Archaic computer systems hamper war on terror

Proof that systems need to be standardized in the govt.

Windows plays fair with rivals

Pinch me, I must be dreaming.

09-09-02, 05:08 PM	#2
fblaguy Senior Napsterite Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 1,691	Re: The Newspaper Shop -- Monday edition My favorite articles MS "solves" mystery of hacking spree Ahahahahaha, once again it proves that people need to watch what they use for passwords and for security. Microsoft wants a hacker -- for Xbox Whomever is hired for this job will become the most hated person on the internet.....next to Hillary Rosen Eclipse adds to open-source framework A wonderful idea indeed, should make some programming easier. ISPs, record labels on a collision course Yes, ISP's should take a stand on being pushed around like that Sony takes sides in DVD war -- both Someday it will be decided, but at least Sony is taking the initiative and offering both. Audiogalaxy swaps music services * fblaguy hears the sound of Audiogalaxy digging its own grave. Corporate Paws Grab for Desktop Not good, maybe when I graduate I can dedicate myself to cracking this restrictive stuff. Internet Security Not Pressing to All It will get them eventually. Archaic computer systems hamper war on terror Proof that systems need to be standardized in the govt. Windows plays fair with rivals Pinch me, I must be dreaming.