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There’s a new program, the result of work by some researchers in Israel that can apparently alter an image of a face to make it appear more attractive.

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

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

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’.

One of the things that’s bugged me for a long time is the fact that Windows operating systems have this thing to them about autoplaying any CD-ROM that’s inserted.

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In an article on Engadget there is news that’s going to be cause for all voters to wonder.
Diebold has finally come clean, admitting that their voting machines have a flaw in them that’s been there [...]

From 95 onward windows has always had a reasonable search function. It’s evolved over the years a bit here and a bit there and then along came XP. One of the things I hate about the XP version is that blasted animated dog.

I’ve been catching up on my mail and one list I read [PGP-Basics] has been particularly busy of late. The bulk of this traffic seems to have started in a thread in which somebody wanted to know which PGP version they should use.

While Blaze Media Pro isn’t freeware, It’s wide range of capabilities easily make up for it. Whether you just want to rip your CD’s so you can have the music on your iPod or flash drive or you’d like to convert existing audio files to another format. Perhaps you’ve got a collection of your musical creations that you want to burn to CD, This media suite has the goods.

Windows Vista has been ‘pwned’ big time. A couple of researchers attacked Vista by using the way that Internet Explorer handles active scripting and .NET objects which results in effectively bypassing the memory protection safeguards in Vista.