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Archive for July 13th, 2006

New Windows Vista Release This Week

July 13th, 2006
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Microsoft has plans of making a new Windows Vista build available to testers this week. The new build will have some significant improvements that allow Vista to use less system resources. I am definitely curious what the "system resources" refers to because it could mean less hard drive space, less ram, or many other things. They still say that you should have 512MB of RAM

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There are not many people who are fond of Microsoft's new Windows Genuine Advantage Notification Tool but there is obviously someone that really despises it. A new virus that is in the wild will pose as Microsoft's WGA Notifier. It will run as a service named "wgavn" and describes itself as "Windows Genuine Advantage Validation Notification".

The Virus is currently being passed through AIM

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It Can Be Pricey To Be A Geek

July 13th, 2006
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When you think of a geek you picture that person with the thick black glasses and the pocket protector, right? However, when you think about someone needing help setting up their computer you probably think of the Geek Squad. The Geek Squad is group of Best Buy employees that are there to help you solve all of your computer and electronic problems. The

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Microsoft has decided to demonstrate its newest version of Windows to a hacker and security conference in September. The conference will help expose some potential problems that Vista might have so that they can be taken care of before the expected January release. It looks like this is becoming a common practice according to PC World: More and more software and hardware vendors are

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DVArchive 3.2 Released After 2 Years

July 13th, 2006
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It has almost been 2 years exactly since DVArchive was last updated. Version 3.2 brings some bug fixes, improved stability, and most importantly it is compatible with Java V1.4.2 AND ABOVE. DVArchive 3.1 always required that you were running Java V1.4.2 on your computer which quickly became a hassle.

If you haven't heard of DVArchive before then you probably don't own a ReplayTV. DVArchive is

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World’s Top 500 Supercomputer List

July 13th, 2006
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Every year at the International Supercomputer Conference that is held in Dresden, Germany, the top 500 most powerful supercomputers are announced. These high performance computers are super impressive with unimaginable computing speeds. There are multiple big name companies building these computers like Hewlett-Packard, Dell and IBM. Virginia Tech in the U.S. ranks 28th on the most powerful list with a self-made supercomputer. IBM dominates the top

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It took Microsoft and Yahoo a little while to get all of the kinks worked out but they have done it! Windows Live Messenger (WLM) and Yahoo Messenger users can now talk to each other without the need for separate chat clients. Currently this is only compatible with the Beta version of Yahoo Messenger with Voice which means WLM users may not

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