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SEB Forums have been upgraded. (0 responses)
Build a better Mozilla. (10 responses)
Microsoft patches last flaw discovered only to find out hackers have a work-around. (2 responses)
CWShredder author calls it quits. Just one more reason to avoid using Internet Explorer. (22 responses)
If you use Internet Explorer to browse the web you may want to turn off JavaScript for a few days. (7 responses)
Yahoo Messenger starts blocking third-party clients such as Trillian. (3 responses)
Microsoft bumps Hotmail storage to 250MB. (3 responses)
Question for the regulars. (8 responses)
OpenOffice.org 1.1.2 now available. (1 responses)
Windows XP SP2 Release Candidate 2 has been released. (0 responses)
Firefox 0.9 is out. (20 responses)
Playing around with Google’s Gmail. (21 responses)
Anime character PC case mod. (4 responses)
Pop-up advertisers working to find ways around blocking software. (7 responses)
The Curta—The First Multi Function Calculator (7 responses)
The “Phishing Scammers” seem to be growing in numbers. (9 responses)
Throwing open the gates to protect your privacy. (9 responses)
Sneak peek at next version of Windows. (3 responses)
Playing around with Jabber clients. (7 responses)
IRC is EVIL! (2 responses)
Mozilla Thunderbird 0.6 officially released. (3 responses)
Microsoft pushes release of SP2 to third quarter. (0 responses)
Mozilla Thunderbird 0.6a released. (1 responses)
Does this mean I have to give up my “professional geek” license? (10 responses)
The “Osama has been captured” spam is actually a trojan. (0 responses)
Hard drive ‘speed limit’ discovered. (6 responses)
Now that’s fast! When can I get it into my home? (2 responses)
Getting my hands dirty in Linux. (6 responses)
Release candidate for Spybot S&D 1.3 available. (23 responses)
Google introduces Gmail. (18 responses)
OpenOffice.org 1.1.1 now available. (7 responses)
Bill Gates predicts ‘nearly-free’ hardware in 10 years. (6 responses)
Google has changed. Kinda. (4 responses)
Neil’s review of upcoming Service Pack 2 for Windows XP. (1 responses)
Security a major focus for next Windows XP update. (3 responses)
Toshiba enters Guinness record books for world’s smallest hard drive. (6 responses)
Is Microsoft providing SCO with funds to pursue their Linux lawsuits? (1 responses)
Say hello to W32.Beagle.J@mm. (13 responses)
Changing my address. (6 responses)
Tales from the Help Desk. (9 responses)
Intel admits 64 Bit is next big thing. (1 responses)
New Mozilla FireFox and Thunderbird versions available. (3 responses)
Beware of friends touting games in AOL Instant Messenger. (1 responses)
Partial Windows 2000 source code leaked to the Net. (0 responses)
Email blues. (2 responses)
A review of MyEasyPics.com. (0 responses)
New variant of MyDoom worm reportedly already on the loose. (0 responses)
The worst spammers? The anti-virus companies. (2 responses)
Fun with the W32/MyDoom virus. (4 responses)
The most hated company in Tech. (5 responses)
Someone at Tulane University has a virus. (5 responses)
Slapping down the bandwidth stealers. (5 responses)
When PC geeks propose… (3 responses)
Caller ID for email. (1 responses)
Spell checking of webforms comes to Mozilla. (19 responses)
Virus writers shifting focus from causing havoc to making money. (5 responses)
Broadband is fixed. (1 responses)
Broken broadband blues. (1 responses)
Tragedy strikes at the Jenkins Household! (6 responses)
Internet is littered with dead websites. CNN thinks this is news. (1 responses)
Microsoft kills the Messenger. (1 responses)
Small bit o’ downtime. (0 responses)
I’m pimping myself out with SEB Technologies. (9 responses)
Microsoft moves to monthly patch releases. (3 responses)
Mozilla 1.5 is out. (5 responses)
Another good reason to keep your system patched. (3 responses)
OpenOffice.org 1.1 has been released. (2 responses)
JethricOne’s new gaming toy. (4 responses)
From payphones to WiFi. (2 responses)
Extreme Case Mods (0 responses)
September 25th is Free WiFi day! (2 responses)
Norton Anti-Virus 2004 will use Product Activation. (25 responses)
Sterling Ball talks to CNet about dumping Windows for Linux and Open Source software. (1 responses)
On viruses and computer platforms. (8 responses)
Want an alternative to Outlook Express? Try Mozilla Thunderbird. (8 responses)
3-D or not 3-D, that is the question… (0 responses)
Out, out damn spam! (2 responses)
Look Ma! No wires! (5 responses)
Be careful what you do on publicly accessible PCs. (0 responses)
Michigan #1 state in demand for broadband. (3 responses)
Zoooooom! (1 responses)
Turning up in the oddest places. (3 responses)
Council of Europe proposing new rules requiring “right of response” for people criticized on the Net (5 responses)
A little downtime. (0 responses)
My God…it’s full of stars! (1 responses)
Have you ever heard your monitor scream? (2 responses)
The Browser war is over. (0 responses)
A wee bit of a rest. (3 responses)
Should I bring back message forums? (2 responses)
New games due soon may demand new hardware. (2 responses)
To Be or not To Be: Microsoft confused about its iLoo. (0 responses)
Microsoft’s iLoo just another load of crap. (0 responses)
Next version of Windows could be a copyright cop. (0 responses)
Where do you want to shit today? (5 responses)
The search for a new email client. (7 responses)
Your next broadband provider could be your power company. (3 responses)
Love/hate relationship with my cable service. (2 responses)
All Your Search Engine Are Belong To Us! (4 responses)
Super System Builder to the rescue! (0 responses)
Never mind. (0 responses)
Cisco wants to come home with you. (0 responses)
Testing out alternatives to MovableType. (3 responses)
And now for something completely different. (5 responses)
Would you like Wireless Internet with that? (0 responses)
It’s only a matter of time now. (0 responses)
New toys on order. Waiting is the hardest part. (3 responses)
AOL 8.0 is more secure? Compared to what? (21 responses)
Microsoft admits Open Source software could impact their business. (0 responses)
If at first you don’t succeed, swear at it. (0 responses)
The ongoing video card saga. (0 responses)
Essential sites. (2 responses)
Another weekend, another new layout. (3 responses)
Well, that’s one problem solved. Sort of. (1 responses)
Microsoft releases DirectX 9.0. (0 responses)
Profile name blues. (5 responses)
Anti-Spammers 1, Spam King 0 (5 responses)
Red Hat an involuntary participant in DMCA dispute. (0 responses)
MovableType 2.5 is out. (0 responses)
Someone has caught the Win32/Yaha.F@mm virus! (0 responses)
Redirection is now in place. (0 responses)
New domain name. (2 responses)
Disturbing search engine queries… (6 responses)
BIOS Arcana. (0 responses)
Napster to become Pornster? (0 responses)
When professional web designers attack! Next on FOX! (1 responses)
Another day, another hole in IE and Office. (0 responses)
DOJ to swappers: Law’s not on your side. (1 responses)
AMD releases two new chips. (0 responses)
Spam in other languages at least makes for a challenge. (2 responses)
Skinning Windows XP revisited. (7 responses)
Dude, you’re getting screwed! (2 responses)
More than one way to skin an OS. (1 responses)
Corel tries to lure pissed off Microsoft Office users. (1 responses)
ISO threatens to revoke JPEG as an official standard. (1 responses)
Burnin’ in high gear. (2 responses)
My primary email address appears to be broken. (5 responses)
New version of ieSpell now available. (2 responses)
It’s ANTI-VIRUS MAN TO THE RESCUE! (10 responses)
Nice rebuttal to fear-mongering article about Open Source software. (2 responses)
Email address will be changing again soon. (0 responses)
I need more power, Scotty! (0 responses)
New SEB link button. (0 responses)

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