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Monday, 31 July 2006

Things Money Cannot Buy

Posted on 12:42 by Unknown
1. Love with tingles2. True Friends3. Respect, one when the results go beyond the position and size of market capitalization4. Style5. Childhood full of joy6. Knowledge, diploma and insider leaks are something else7. And obviously Innovation as you can see at this slide and compare it to the rough reality for the top tech R&D spenders. 800 pound market capitalization gorillas for sure, but not
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Sunday, 30 July 2006

Japan's Reliance on U.S Spy Satellites and Early Warning Missile Systems

Posted on 17:14 by Unknown
With China breathing down Japan's neck, and North Korea crying for attention by actively experimenting with symmetric and asymmetric warfare capabilities, Japan's need for better reconnaissance, and limiting of its imagery gathering dependence has been in the execution stage for years as Reliance on U.S. intelligence on missile launch shows need for improvement :"The two spy satellites currently
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DVD of the Weekend - Path to War

Posted on 14:00 by Unknown
As I've been busy catching up with way too many things to list them, I'd better finalize my creativity efforts and provide you with the results as they appear during the week. Meanwhile, current events being constantly streamed and brainwashed from every TV channel you try to watch -- remember how in 1984 only the party leaders had the privillege to turn off their 24/7 propaganda streams? Feel
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Wednesday, 26 July 2006

The Beauty of the Surrealistic Spam Art

Posted on 17:03 by Unknown
Given the volume of spam representing over 50% of the world's email traffic, obviously to some it represents a huge sample to draw sadness or anger out of, and of course, visualize the findings. One man's spam is Alex Dragulescu's art :"He doesn't use Photoshop but simply writes code to create computer art. For the Spam Plants, he parsed the data within junk e-mail--including subject lines,
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Splitting a Botnet's Bandwidth Capacity

Posted on 11:29 by Unknown
Metaphorically speaking, I always say that the masssess of end users' bandwidth is reaching that of a mid size ISP, while the lack of incentives or plain simple awarenss is resulting in today's easily assembled botnets. Freaky perspective, but that's what I perceive the trade-off out of this major economic boost given the improved connectivity France Telecom is about to offer to its customers in
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Monday, 24 July 2006

Latest Report on Click Fraud

Posted on 15:09 by Unknown
Google does have countless features, and it's not even considering to stop rolling new ones, but the secret to its huge market capitalization and revenue stream remains its advertising model fully utilizing the Long tail's concept. Therefore, click fraud remains the key issue to deal with, if they want to continue beating Wall Street's expectations. Last week Google released a commissioned report
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An Intergalactic Security Statement

Posted on 13:44 by Unknown
Hell of a comment on the Malware Search Engine. Hackers crack secret Google malware search codes :"Hidden malware search capabilities within Google which were reserved for antivirus and security research firms just weeks ago have been cracked by hackers, according to security industry sources. The key to finding malware in Google lies in having the signature for the specific malware program,
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