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Windows XP Tips 6 - Clearing Cached Files & Cookies Daily

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!One of the things that can help XP run smoother is to regularly get rid of temp files. Ideally you should do this on a daily basis.
Start by emptying Recycle Bin. Right click on it and select “Empty [...]

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Windows XP Tips 4 - How To Block Any Website Without Buying Any Special Software

 Powered by Max Banner Ads There’s plenty of reasons to block websites ranging from malware sites to parents wanting to keep their kids out of websites that they don’t approve of or businesses who want to limit employee use of their network to work related stuff only.
There’s also people who don’t want advertising banners & popups [...]

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New Freenet Video

 Powered by Max Banner Ads This is the first in a series of videos covering Freenet Classic OpenNet. This one is mostly an overview of what the Freenet network is.
Coming soon will be videos covering installation and use of Freenet and several freenet applications.

Technorati Tags: unblockable, anonymous file sharing, anonymous p2p, freenet, file sharing, freedom [...]

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Obfuscated TCP Revisited

I recently did a post, Google’s Obfuscated TCP that’s actual proof that if you don’t do at least a little research when posting on technical subjects, you can end up looking like a techi-toddler-wannabe

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Google's Obfuscated TCP

People interested in online privacy will be interested to know that there’s a project over on Google Code developing “Obfuscated TCP”.

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IE8 Phoning Home Called 'Innocuous' By Microsoft

Catching up on Slashdot again I ran across something that’s a tad bothersome. Seems that Micro$loth is calling IE8’s habit of phoning home ‘Innocuous’.

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US-DOJ Investigating Possible Antitrust Suit Against Google

Word is out on Slashdot that the US Department of Justice has hired Sanford Litvack, formerly of Disney to get out his legal swimwear and get ready for a possible anti-trust suit against Google.

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Unclonable RFID Chip?

A tech company called Verayo has announced a new flavor of RFID chip, one that they say cannot be cloned. It uses a Challenge / Response technology called “Physical Unclonable Functions (PUF)”.

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Hack An RFID Credit Card For $8

Concerned about “Identity theft”? Maybe you should be if you’ve got one of those new credit cards that has an RFID chip in it. If so, here’s a video you should watch.

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FTC Rule Change Will Reduce Prerecorded Telemarketing Messages

It’s not even Uncle Bubba talking about his new job making tv stands, It’s a telemarketer. Worse than that, it’s a prerecorded message with somebody reading a telemarketing script.

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