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If you are an Internet Explorer user than hopefully you don't place valuable data on your clipboard. A default option in Internet Explorer allows Web sites to access your clipboard without any user intervention. You can easily disable Web sites from having access to this information by following these two steps:

  1. Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security
  2. Click on the Custom Level Security Setting and
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Have you ever been sitting in the train station bored out of your mind? Well, this is a simple solution for that. The video above is a good demonstration of advertisements that will probably become more prominent over time.

There are several different advertisements that you will see while watching the video. They cleverly interact with people as they are stepped on. The advertisement for orange

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It was just days ago that Techcrunch reported that Flickr would not give Zooomr access to the Flickr API. Now Flickr is ready to give Zooomr access but in return Flickr wants access to Zooomr's API. This is what Flickr had to say: I actually had a change of heart and was convinced by Eric's position that we definitely should approve requests

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Windows Live Spaces To Replace MSN Spaces

June 18th, 2006
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According to Microsoft MSN Spaces is going to be transitioned into Windows Live Spaces. I hadn't heard of this until JCXP pulled up some details on the service. When I started to research it myself I noticed that Microsoft talked about this in November of 2005 and said that Windows Live Spaces will replace MSN Spaces: Microsoft will continue to invest in services that help

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Microsoft France Gets Hacked

June 18th, 2006
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It looks like the almighty Microsoft has finally gotten hacked. It wasn't Microsoft.com but it was a French version of Microsoft's site: experts.microsoft.fr/default.aspx or experts.microsoft.fr. The hackers said that their next target will be Microsoft.com!

As of this writing the hacked page is still up but if anyone misses the page then you can see it in the picture above. The two sites listed above slightly differ

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Running Windows XP In Ubuntu

June 18th, 2006
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One of the hardest things about switching from Windows to Linux is not having the ability to run all of your Windows software. Sure there is Wine which will give you the capabilities to run some of your software, but it probably won't run all of it. That is why you will want to download QEMU.

QEMU will allow you to run Windows XP inside Linux just

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New Type Of PayPal Phishing Scam

June 18th, 2006
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PayPal scams are always flooding our emails and such, but it is being taken to a whole new level now. When users visit this site it has a genuine PayPal address (as pictured above) and the message says "Your account is currently disabled because we think it has been accessed by a third party. You will now be redirected to Resolution Center." This message, however, is

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