Apr
28
2009
Comments Off on Specter's departure highlights Republican divide – Los Angeles Times | tags: cap, democrats, google, news, obama, youtube | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
Comments Off on Flu May Have Spread Within New York City – New York Times | tags: google, news, tv, youtube | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
Comments Off on Bruising Stimulus Battle Redefined Obama's Approach to Governing – Washington Post | tags: 3G, google, news, obama, Phone, youtube | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
Comments Off on Specter's departure highlights Republican divide – Los Angeles Times | tags: cap, democrats, google, news, obama, youtube | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
It’s crazy, we know. Just hours after hearing shockingly believable whispers that Apple’s white-hot iPhone 3G could be sashaying over to Verizon Wireless, in flies a Wall Street Journal report asserting that the suits in Redmond are (also?) in talks with America’s largest carrier. Should be launched next year!!!
Comments Off on Microsoft’s Pink Smartphone To Rival iPhone On Verizon!! | tags: 3G, Apple, iphone, microsoft, Phone, redmond, wireless | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
Inkscape is a free vector graphic design alternative software similar to Adobe Illustrator and CorelDraw, only it doesn’t cost you a penny. It is maybe not as powerful as its higher priced rivals, but certainly powerful enough to design high quality vector graphics. Here are some tutorials to check out if you’re thinking about using Inkscape.
Comments Off on 35 tutorials to create amazing vector graphics with Inkscape | tags: cap | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
Just recently the police in Hungary conducted raids on various torrent and warez sites, but few will have sympathy for those arrested. The site operators charged users for access via premium SMS, many of them unsuspecting kids. The police seized an impressive amount of equipment and also took some impressive photographs.
Comments Off on ‘Bad’ BitTorrent and Warez Sites Raided By Police | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
onehitwonder writes “While many recruiters and HR managers are taking advantage of the Web and online social networks to screen candidates for positions inside their organizations, a bank in Texas has decided that using social networking websites in its recruiting process is too risky legally. Amegy Bank of Texas now prohibits internal HR staff and external recruiters from using social networking sites in its hiring process. Amegy’s decision to ban the use of social networking sites in its hiring process demonstrates its respect for prospective employees’ privacy. It also sends a message to the employers and recruiters using social networks to snoop into job seekers’ personal lives that their actions border on discrimination and could get them in a lot of legal trouble.”

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Comments Off on Social Networking Sites Getting Risky For Recruiting | tags: network, networking, privacy, web | posted in technical news
Apr
28
2009
soDean writes “The FOSS video player / downloader Miro is asking its users to support development by ‘adopting’ a line of source code for a month. Each adopted line of code comes personalized with a little avatar character that will grow older over the year. PCF, which makes Miro, says they think the project is the first of its kind and they believe it’s a chance to ‘to have a truly bottom up funding base.'”

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Apr
28
2009
Comments Off on ‘Fragile' Airlines May Lose Travelers as Flu Spreads – Bloomberg | tags: google, news, youtube | posted in technical news