queen_live78 writes:  

Good morning to Everything, am pleased to announce Tuttosoft.it - Php Nuke Italian Community -is looking for collaborators that can talk both Italian and English for the moderation about the forum of everything soft, whoever was person concerned contact me through the site. Thanks one thousand for the attention

southern writes:  

Tor is a software project that helps you defend against traffic analysis, a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security.

torproject.org

kguske writes:  

Microsoft and Nokia announced support for the jQuery JavaScript library. jQuery will be included in future versions of VisualStudio - unmodified - and the jQuery development tool will retain control of development. Read More...

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Raven: Well, it remains t be seen as to whether M$ will follow through. My most favorite operating system, ever, was O/S2. It did and would have continued to envelop window$ and when M$ saw what was happening they suddenly decided that the Big Blue alliance wasn't such a good idea.

It is worthy of mentioning that RavenNuke™ v2.3 is now using jQuery and we have already adopted jQuery as a standard in v2.4, along with PHP5.x. At least we saw the light before M$ :lol:

Just days after shipping a patch for a dozen serious security holes in Firefox, Mozilla has rushed out another version to fix an annoying password manager bug.

The newest Firefox 3.0.3 basically fixes a problem where users were unable to retrieve saved passwords or save new passwords.

Firefox’s Mike Beltzner explains:
* The symptom is that users who have password data stores with non-ASCII data saved as something other than UTF-8 (more common for people who have saved passwords on IDN domains or non en-US domains) will not be able to access their saved passwords or create any new saved passwords. There is no permanent dataloss, the saved data is just inaccessible.

Also see Bug 454708.

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nb1 writes:  

Three of the four largest Internet service providers in the U.S. promised today that they will adopt policies requiring them to get meaningful permission from customers before tracking their online activities for targeted advertising purposes.

But the ISPs also took the opportunity to tell federal lawmakers at a U.S. Senate committee hearing that new legislation aimed at protecting online privacy isn't needed at this point.

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