by http://t.co/vmlQ0Ecb: Lax data privacy laws hurt Australia: Australia may be setting a bad example and limitin... http://t.co/G0fEMhs7
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Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers: Twitter is being pumped up to save the day with t... http://t.co/Oz2xsX0K
Microsoft plans to release a flavour of Windows 8 on ARM chips http://t.co/10rKSoAs
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Senator Conroy imposes limits on amount of spectrum telcos can buy at Digital Dividend auction: http://t.co/PD7DNr4r
Reminders: Be aware and beware @facebook's #rules. You could lose valuable rights | http://t.co/chuIKcIq | via @ZDNet | #socialmedia #smm
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview due February 29: why it's not called beta http://t.co/MEAZzVA6
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Armageddon of War 1.5 (Mobile): Top Hit Game for everybodyIdea is simple,Collect red items, Avoid green objects,... http://t.co/BqJhQRiO
Court agrees to speed up case over #Google's privacy policies http://t.co/hCf5CbQT | RT @ZDNet | #privacy
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Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers http://t.co/dZUPbpj1
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Facebook: 60 million users access apps via mobile: By Emil Protalinski | February 9, 2012, 10:01am PST Summary: ... http://t.co/Nq0TvzJY
New website hopes to improve the Federal datacenter consolidation process: New website hopes to bring together I... http://t.co/5yeK9VMO
iPhone commands better resale value than Android or Blackberry: @danjames2012 I find it hard to believe that som... http://t.co/GryjHpQZ
RT @ZDNet: Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers http://t.co/ZKibHIsQ
Court agrees to speed up case over Google's privacy policies http://t.co/NQxH2Ktq
RT @ZDNet: Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers http://t.co/ZKibHIsQ
Why a $25 computer means revolution http://t.co/ufWQdLzT
Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers: http://t.co/FxfaiPqi
RT @ZDNet: Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers http://t.co/ZKibHIsQ
RT @ZDNet: Twitter now available in emergencies with satellite providers http://t.co/ZKibHIsQ
Facebook admits it needs to fight scams more efficiently http://t.co/AHU5iPKV
Lenovo posts strong Q3 results: By Larry Dignan, ZDNet US on February 10th, 2012 (14 mins ago) Lenovo reported s... http://t.co/Ld0J83UF
There is (or at least will be) a better way to fly ;-) http://t.co/SKyfCiiO
Lenovo posts strong Q3 results - Lenovo reported strong fiscal third quarter results as its PC market share crept up... http://t.co/9jDMsMQD
Google readying cloud storage service - Communications - News - ZDNet Australia http://t.co/1Tqkrzfa
Lenovo posts strong Q3 results - Business - News - ZDNet Australia http://t.co/wApzMLes
Google is reportedly getting ready to take on Dropbox with its own cloud-based storage service http://t.co/qEoMRSk4
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I'd say a reasonable amount of it would be. In the Queensland Department of Education's case, it said it was trying to make as much of it...
Great article, Suzanne—couldn’t agree more. It is only logical for organisations – private or public-- to take a long, hard look â€...
Every example of action against child molesters in this story related to internet protocols other than the www. This filter then achieves...
Soooo... it's okay for Apple to demand use of technologies and designs falling under competitors patents (considered "standards"), but on...
But I am having an intelligent conversation young fibes, my point is the lofty goal that all are equal is unfortunately not so. That is w...
May be so, but we do need to lighten up some of these people who are so serious. poor old fibretech nearly brings tears to the eyes and j...
The latest MS Windows update for XP tries hard to persuade you to update. For those machines that already have IE8 loaded it tries to re-...
Will be interesting to see if he drives the qld gov political IT agenda or looks to address the IT challenges being faced by qld gov agen...
So angry! NOKIA has forgotten the main purpose and the user function, and instead prioritised their industry level concerns.
I bought my...
I get what you mean in your context, meski. If the filter is like speed cameras, then people can alternately take side streets and back r...
Remind me again how people can get to a leadership position with absolutely no practical knowledge?
I would ask Alexander how he intends...
I was reading about DMARC at http://www.unlocktheinbox.com/resources/dmarc.aspx,
perhaps they should try to implement something like this...
As you can tell, I'm a big follower. For AFL read NRL.
Im not sure if David Gallop realises he now works for the AFL.
That assumes that people see the stop sign. If you're using proxies, or whatever *all* the time, then these stop signs will never be obs...
The advanced remote controlled machines reduce the human working rate from hazardous environment.
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content producers see Quickflix as a cheap and effective way of distributing copy-protected content in the Australian market.
After this it could be very easy to identify the vulnerability products.
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Another M$ RIP OFF
They just convinced me to upgrade to UBUNTU.
Canonical shipped me 2 CD's for absolutely ZERO cost.
Why would I want to BUY! W7? & put up with the nagging M$ validation process, day after day and the endless patches to make it secure.
Ubuntu
The excellent Mint 7 system based on Ubuntu is the way to go. I just bought a new notebook, powdered it up and the first thing I noticed was a bloody big Virus, I think it was called Vista. anyway re formatted and installed Mint. best thing ever. and it boots up in seconds, not minutes. give it a try, its free and you have nothing to loose. it will even see your windowz system and let you duel boot.
Ubuntu not that great
Ubuntu has to many annoying things to be a good os. You'll be using the terminal all day and how long before you get sick of sudo.
Ubuntu?
not sure about Ubuntu, but I've been using Mandriva and haven't had to use either sudo or the command line for about eighteen months. Obviously you have been taken in by the MS propoganda...
Ubuntu Rubbish
Zero cost, but what a pain in the **** to use, its linux (after trying many times over the past 10 years or so to give linux distros a solid go, still doesnt cut it for modern desktops), windows 7 blows it out of the water. A nice stable, fast o.s (well compared to vista). Vista made people wanna continue with XP, I dont think that will happen with 7 except of course the outrageous price.
Ubuntu?
not sure about Ubuntu, but I've been using Mandriva and haven't had to use either sudo or the command line for about eighteen months. Obviously you have been taken in by the MS propoganda...