Mountain View-based Internet giant Google has just made a series of changes to the web Android Market, and added a wide range of new features into the mix. Among them, we can count the fact that users can now contact developers of an application without going through the device Market, and some other changes regardin... |
12 December 2011
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Scientists now believe they may have discovered a type of neuron that is responsible for filtering our irrelevant data and information we are subjected to daily. These nerve cells inhibit neural pathways that would otherwise process that information further.
The new investigation was conducted at the McGill Univer... |
16 April 2011
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Thailand's Ministry of Information and Communications Technology (ITC) announced that it is planning to invest between $3-$15 million in order to build a firewall solution aimed at blocking websites with content deemed as offensive, especially the ones that denigrate the monarchy, at a national level. The firewa... |
3 November 2008
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Spam's not going to be stopped, not this year, and I don't think the next either. It's not that it can't be stopped. There are plenty of coercive measures e-mail clients can deploy in order to kill spam, but it would make normal users' life a lot more complicated. For them, killing spam isn&#... |
11 September 2007
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SpamSieve is a software used by Mac e-mail clients to protect their inboxes from spam. It is based on Bayesian methods of filtering and it requires Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later to function. It works with Apple Mail, Emailer, Gyaz Mail, Mailsmith, Outlook Express 5, PowerMail, Thunderbird as well as with a few other e-mai... |
22 August 2007
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A proxy server can allow computers to make indirect connections to other network services through the machine running the proxy. The most stable and commonly available proxy server for Linux is Squid: a proxy caching server for HTTP/FTP requests. Squid caches data from the Internet on your local network so the next t... |
19 April 2007
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