|
SB-Software Online Software Registration - (USA)
This is the place to register your SB-Software shareware product.
http://www.quadsucker.com/order/express_register_quadnews.html
Harley Hahn's Master List of Usenet Newsgroups - (USA)
http://www.harley.com/usenet/
Parental Control Software Ratings - Helping Parents Find Top-Notch Parental Internet Monitoring Soft - (USA)
by Laila Batan Parental control software reviews provides a comparison of the top 5 parental internet monitoring software programs. Cyber patrol, Net Nanny, Webwatcher, PC Tattletale, and Soft for You provides internet protection for children. If you are a parent looking for internet monitoring software, these five are powerful and will get the job done. How do you know which one is the right one for your family? Parents can see the price, features, services, and system requirements of th
http://knolcenter.com/parental-control-software-ratings-helping-parents-find-top-notch-parental-internet-monitoring-software.html
Recognizing a PC with Malware - (USA)
Recognizing a PC with Malware What can you do if you think your computer is affected by spyware or a virus or other malware? (Malware is short for malicious software.) First let me assure you that you aren’t in this alone. There are excellent resources and community sites dedicated to helping dig people out of the mess that malware can make. Many of them are free and I’ll point you to them in this column. I’ll also explain how to recognize if your computer has malware running on it and p
http://www.bsmtebda3.com/directory/?p=23144
NZBMatrix: NZB Usenet Downloads. NZBs Downloads - (USA)
NZB, Newsgroup, NZB Search, Usenet, NZB File, NZB Index, Free NZB, Newsgroup Server, Newsgroup Search, Newsgroup Service, Usenet Newsgroup, Free Newsgroup, Usenet Binary, NZB Indexing Site
http://nzbmatrix.com/
Cluetrain at Ten - a conversation at Berkman - (USA)
Ten years ago, when the internet was young and innocent, four provocateurs posted their manifesto, The Cluetrain Manifesto . It was snarky, it was smart, it sold well, and it influenced a lot of thinking. It’s ten years old now, and it’s worth asking how it aged. So Jonathan Zittrain is questioning David Weinberger and Doc Searls about their baby, in front of a star-studded group at Harvard Law School. This should be fun. (Star-studded? Let me put it this way - Dan Bricklin, the crea
http://www.ethanzuckerman.com/blog/2009/06/16/cluetrain-at-ten-in-progress/
Using Newsgroups To Find A Job - (USA)
Author : Tony Jacowski What Are Newsgroups? Before we go on to discuss how to find jobs on the Internet using newsgroups, let us understand what newsgroups are Newsgroups are nothing but forums for people to interact in They are a source of information and communication They are basically continuous public discussions about a particular topic You can find newsgroups on every topic online From computers to organic gardening and jobs to religious discussions, you can even download pictures
http://www.truevisionary.com/2009/06/using-newsgroups-to-find-a-job/
RIP Laptop - (USA)
My Dell Inspiron 6000 died this yesterday morning. I woke up just in time to watch the display fade to black. Everything else works; I hooked it up to a monitor and am using it right now, but its days a portable are over. I back up all the important stuff regularly, but I made a current backup this morning, so that, when I get a new machine, I can import my configuration–mail, newsgroups, preferences, and the like–directly into my /home folder without missing a beat. (”Home folder” i
http://www.geekazine.com/news/franks-thoughts/rip-laptop?utm_campaign=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss
Serveur Newsgroup gratuits pour Usenet - (USA)
Accédez aux newsgroup interdits par Free avec ce tutoriel inédit ou simplement accéder à Usenet gratuitement
http://www.tutoriaux-excalibur.com/newsgroup-gratuit-sur-usenet.htm
In Depth: Celebrating 20 years of the World Wide Web - (USA)
Twenty years ago, in a research establishment in the Swiss Alps, a British-born computer scientist dreamt up a new way for academics to share information around the globe. Little did he realise that his invention would break out from the confines of academia and give birth to the world wide web. Two decades on, there are over 200 million websites and over one trillion unique URLs. An astounding 1.6 billion people use the web worldwide, and here in the UK the figure stands at over 70 per cent o
http://www.dintz.com/in-depth-celebrating-20-years-of-the-world-wide-web/
Welcome to The Binary Network - (USA)
http://www.alt-bin.com/index.php?pg=links
Shemes.com :: Home - (USA)
GrabIt is a free application that enables you to easily find and download content from Usenet news servers. The familiar looking interface makes selecting and downloading files intuitive and easy.
http://www.shemes.com/
If on SBS 2008 your OWA looks a little funky... - (USA)
From the SBS 2008 newsgroups: Symptoms: - When browsing the OWA website from the SBS Console Shared Folders and Web Sites, we get a blank white page with an error indicator in lower left corner of browser with the following error: Line: 7 Char: 1 Error: Syntax Error Code: 0 URL: https//remote.mywebite.com/owa/auth/logon.aspx? url=https://remote.mywebsite.com/owa/&reason=0 - Secondly when logged on through the RWW and you click on the Check Email, a second page is opened. This page is all whi
http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/archive/2008/11/25/if-on-sbs-2008-your-owa-looks-a-little-funky.aspx
Recommended Software Downloads - (USA)
Below we have included a list of applications that we have tested extensively and found to be of the highest quality. This collection is certainly not meant to serve as a comprehensive listing of the best software, but it focuses on a few of the applications we believe to be very high quality in their corresponding categories. Much like the list of recommended Firefox extensions, this collection is a live list, that will be adjusted over time. Graphics IrfanView IrfanView is a free, small,
http://www.gadgetadvisor.com/computer-software/recommended-software-downloads
39 WEBSITES ARE BANNED IN MALAYSIA! - (USA)
KUALA LUMPUR: The Government has released a list of banned websites and blogs with allegedly “offensive” and “obscene” elements. In a written answer to a question by Teresa Kok (DAP-Seputeh), Najib Razak said access to 39 websites and blogs was not allowed, especially on government office computers. Najib also said several websites and blogs were being investigated by the police pending further action. Action has also been taken by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
http://sjsandteam.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/39-websites-are-banned-in-a-malaysia/
Giganews Usenet Newsgroups Service, News Servers, Usenet Access - (USA)
Giganews offers premium Usenet access to text and binary Usenet newsgroups.
http://www.giganews.com/
Roundtable Wrap-Up - (USA)
How long have you been participating in the online spanking community? How did you first find the online spanking community? What do you think the biggest positive has been? Any negatives? We want to thank everyone that congratulated us on our third blogiversary. We really do appreciate it. And yes, even though we’re on the road… we still did find a nice way to celebrate, Having a blog like A.S.S. where we share our interest in spanking in a pretty open way didn’t hap
http://americanspankingsociety.com/?p=5809
Xnews - (USA)
http://xnews.newsguy.com/
This Day in Geek History: June 18 - (USA)
Today, June 18, is Phi Day! Like Pi, Phi , also known as the Golden Ration, is an irrational number, equal to approximately 1.61803398874989484820458683436564. Phi is used a great deal in astronomy, but it’s found everywhere you look here on Earth, from architecture to shells and even the human body. Most importantly, it’s found in the proportions in the Greeks’ famous golden rectangle , and it’s derivable by many proofs, including the famous Fibonacci Sequence . 1858 Charles Darwin
http://thegreatgeekmanual.com/blog/this-day-in-geek-history-june-18-2009
45 Years of Email – From Military Tool to Mass Market Communication - (USA)
New Playing With Wire writer Lore Dionne Candelaria takes a look at the history of email and what led to its enormous impact on our modern lives. Old meets new: early version of Hotmail displayed in Safari 3 Ever since the dawn of human existence, it has been an instinct of man to try to find ways to reach out and to be able to be heard. Speech and language proved to be the most important tools of the ancient human. Humankind has used these tools to survive and to exchange thoughts; whi
http://www.playingwithwire.com/2009/06/45-years-of-email-from-military-tool-to-mass-market-communication/
EPIC Bookstore - Our Favorite Titles - (USA)
Our Favorite Titles The File: A Personal History by Timothy Garton Ash Timothy Garton Ash’s “The File” is a journey into the author’s two-inch-thick Stasi intelligence file that the East German police accumulated on him during his study as a graduate student in East Berlin. These files were opened after German reunification, and have caused great tension in the country as Stasi informers were shown to have shared information on co-workers, friends, and even family members. Ash systemati
http://www.g8iq.com/2008/11/02/epic-bookstore-our-favorite-titles/
br41n.com - (USA)
http://br41n.com/
Steps You Should Take To Ensure Bullet Proof Protection - (USA)
Steps You Should Take To Ensure Bullet Proof Protection By Wayne Cutforth on Nov 28, 2008 in Internet | comments(0) Many people who use the Internet are taking steps to ensure their protection online. There are many types of threats present on the Internet which needs addressing. You should take the different precautions necessary to combat each threat. One safety measure that people take these days is to use a proxy server. Proxy servers are available all over the Internet and they have bee
http://www.technology-toolkit.com/internet/steps-you-should-take-to-ensure-bullet-proof-protection
Cool Command Line Apps for GNU/Linux and other Unix Systems - (USA)
Even though I am a strong advocate of learning as much as you can about using the command line, I admit I like my GUI a lot (and Compiz of course ). The CLI can be really useful for repairing your system or just doing some task that takes far more clicks in the graphical interface. For instance, in Debian it is much easier to open the console and write apt-get install abiword than to wait for Synaptic to load, search for Abiword, click the check-box, confirm the install and close the front end
http://www.internetling.com/2008/11/29/cool-command-line-apps-for-gnulinux-and-other-unix-systems/
Help and Support - (USA)
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/commnews
How To: Download with Newsgroups - PaulStamatiou.com - (USA)
So you've built a nifty file server running Linux after following your favorite blogger's series of DIY 200 Dollar PC articles (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3). Now what? Wouldn't it be nice if you could turn that server into a speedy downloading machine? Take this scenario as an example: It's 8pm and you ...
http://paulstamatiou.com/2008/02/12/how-to-download-with-newsgroups
|
