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 Evening Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 02:15 AM CEST - Apr,30 2003
  • Go Hunting for Spammers - U.S. Congresswoman plans to introduce an antispam bill that would pay a bounty to some who report spammers, and Stanford University law professor and cyberlaw author Lawrence Lessig said he's so sure the bill will cut the amount of spam sent that he'll quit his job if it doesn't. The bill, similar in some ways to a bill introduced by two U.S. senators earlier this month, introduces as a new wrinkle a bounty for the first person to report a spam offender, with a reward of 20 percent of the civil fine levied by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission against the spammer.
  • RIAA to file swappers: Let's chat  - The recording industry is turning file-swappers' own tools against them with a new campaign that will send warnings to people who are offering copyrighted materials online. "We're going to be sending messages to the very people who are offering music, in real time, as they do it," said Cary Sherman, president of the RIAA. "The hope is that, this way, we'll be reaching the people who need to know that they are not anonymous, that there are risks of legal consequences if they continue, and also that there are risks to privacy and security."
  • Vulnerabilities in Kerio Personal Firewall v2.1.4 - Core Security found two security vulnerabilities in KPF's remote administration system 1) A replay attack is possible against the authenticated/encrypted channel for remote administration. 2)  A remotely exploitable buffer overflow exists in the administrator authentication process.
  • Many NT apps won't run on Server 2003 - Less than three-quarters of Windows NT 4 applications are likely to run on Windows Server 2003, creating a significant barrier to adoption for administrators who still run NT 4--the very people that Microsoft wants to attract with the new operating system.  Microsoft is hoping that Windows Server 2003 will be the version that will persuade companies still using Windows NT4 to finally upgrade. Support for Windows NT 4 was due to be cancelled early this year, but pressure from customers forced Microsoft to put the date back to January 2005.
  • Microsoft Upgrades Windows Automotive - Microsoft upgraded its embedded operating system for automobiles on Monday, adding support for wireless networks such as Bluetooth and IEEE802.11. Windows Automotive 4.2 now supports Bluetooth Version 1.1 for voice and data services, and IEEE802.11 wireless networking, including the 802.1x extensible authentication protocol, Microsoft said.
  • Computer circuits made of genes may soon program bacteria -  In the past few years, scientists have taken the first steps towards creating a host of cellular robots that are programmed to carry out tasks such as detecting and cleaning up environmental pollutants, tracking down cancer cells in a body, and manufacturing antibiotics or molecular-scale electronic components. These researchers have imported notions of electrical engineering-digital logic, memory, and oscillators-into the realm of biology. Their plan: to create cells with computer programs hardwired into the DNA.
  • Web Site Tune-Up: 37 Tools and Tips - Keeping your Web presence in top condition can be more work than you'd like. To make it less of a hassle, PC Magazine have assembled 37 tools and tips that can help you tune up your Web site as quickly and painlessly as possible.
  • Hush Technologies Mini-ITX PC review  - Hexus has posted an exclusive review of Hush Technologies Mini-ITX PC. ~ "First impressions count for a lot and with the Hush I wasn't disappointed, the system came in a well packaged and protected box. Opening up the box for the first time I was very surprised when I took the Hush out, it was a very solid piece of metal giving an impression of excellent build quality. The cooling fins on the sides are especially sturdy chunks of aluminium."
  • X-Trac Pro HS Review - Accuracy is everything when your about to blow someone s head off on a FPS game that s why so many new mouse pads have been made available. Many new and many different mouse pads have been created over the years. Now, there's a new mouse pad who wants to jump in line. The X-Trac Pro HS gives you more accuracy if you have an optical mouse but still works great with a ball mouse.
  • PowerColor Radeon 9800 Pro Review - VR-Zone has tested the new Radeon 9800 Pro card from CP Technology or more commonly known as PowerColor. PowerColor as a close partner of ATi has been following ATi reference design very closely all along and no doubt this time, their Radeon 9800 Pro card looks exactly like the ATi reference card. However, their key difference lies in the speed of the memories as the PowerColor Radeon 9800 Pro is using some special 2ns DDR-I memory chips from Hynix that has has an effective memory clock speed of 500Mhz while the ATi reference and its competitors are using 2.8ns DDR-I memory.
  • VPR Matrix 200A5 Laptop review - The VPR Matrix 200A5 is a fantastic full featured laptop. It is packed with great components, looks sexy and is very innovative. While there are some problems that need to be addressed such as the integrated wireless networking and the digital sound, there is a lot the 200A5 has to offer. The 200A5 is as fast as an Intel 2GHz Pentium 4-m notebook can get and and just as rugged. For those wanting an Apple PowerBook feel with Windows OS and functionality, the 200A5 is about as close as you can get. Head to your local Best Buy and grab the 200A5 before it's too late.
  • AMD Barton XP3000+ (400) vs Intel Pentium 4 3.0G (800) - Both processors, AMD Barton XP3000+ (400) and the Intel Pentium 4 3.0G (800) has excellent performance in various categories. In fact, in most of the tests, the P4 leads the way. Well, this can be due to a number of reasons like a better chipset which is optimised for HT and multimedia applications. On the AXP3000+, as usual, we noticed faster response time and start time when using the system. That is how I feel when using the two systems during my comparative tests. As for the AMD platform, we should see more boards available using the new nForce2 Ultra 400 which will officially support this new processor Barton 400 as the current one still remains a bit buggy and hangs intermittently in some tests.
    Opteron Gaming Benchmarks - Ace's Hardware has posted some Unreal Tournament 2003 benchmark results on a 1.8 GHz Opteron 244.
  • ATI Radeon 9x00 series tweak guide - This guide will take you through configuring your system for best compatibility & performance with your ATI Radeon graphics cards as well as covering the options available in the latest Catalyst drivers. For reference sake, this guide was prepared using an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro AGP card, Abit NV7-133R nForce motherboard (AGP 4X) running Windows XP SP1 and Catalyst 3.2 drivers.
  • PHP 4.3.2RC2 - PHP 4.3.2RC2 (Linux ~ Win32) has been released. This is the second release candidate and should have no critical problems/bugs.
  • MotherBoard Monitor 5.3.2.0 - A new version of MotherBoard Monitor is available for download. MBM supports a wide range of Chipsets & Sensor Chip combinations.
  • 3DMark03 Patch Build #320 - Futuremark has released a new patch for its 3DMark03 benchmarking software.
  • n.player v1.2.0.2 - n.player is powerful media player. It is free without any limitation, ads or spyware.

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