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• Brief: Science Center sued for rejecting anti-evolution film December 31, 2009
  Shared by David K science optional Here we go again. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the California Science Center, an organization affiliated with the Smithsonian, is facing a lawsuit from a group called the American Freedom Alliance. The group planned to rent the Center's IMAX theater in order to show a movie called "Darwin's Dilemma […]
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• Accepting Friend Requests from People You Don't Know Is a Recipe for ID Theft [Security] December 8, 2009
  According to a study conducted by computer security company Sophos, anywhere from 41 to 49 percent of users (by age group) they test-requested friendship with on Facebook accepted their invitation. The problem, as they see it: After they became friends with people they don't know, they've got access to dates of birth, email addresses, the places th […]
  Adam Pash
• This Is What Happens When Your Mother-In-Law Uses Internet Explorer 6 October 11, 2009
  Shared by David K i sympathize... so hard to get anyone to stop using IE... I removed IE from the desktop, taskbar, Start Menu, and even hid the icon in Windows Explorer. I then installed Firefox and Chrome and renamed them both "Internet." But yet somehow my mother-in-law still found a way to use Internet Explorer and wonders why her computer runs […]
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• T-Mobile Sidekick Disaster: Danger’s Servers Crashed, And They Don’t Have A Backup October 10, 2009
  Wow. T-Mobile and Danger, the Microsoft-owned subsidiary that makes the Sidekick, has just announced that they’ve likely lost all user data that was being stored on Microsoft’s servers due to a server failure. That means that any contacts, photos, calendars, or to-do lists that haven’t been locally backed up are gone. Apparently if you don’t turn off your Si […]
  Jason Kincaid
• Four different ways to sync your cellphone with the cloud October 8, 2009
  The dark days of not being able to get data off your phone are largely over—at least for most smartphone users. With the launch of Best Buy's new mobile service this week called mIQ, there are now a handful of cloud syncing services for a plethora of different devices. The offerings may be similar, but they're not identical, so we thought we'd […]
  jacqui@arstechnica.com (Jacqui Cheng)
• Fan-restored KOTOR II content creates refined, expanded game October 6, 2009
  It started a few years ago when someone discovered some missing content in the PC version of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II The Sith Lords. They took it upon themselves to to go into the game's files and restore some of the data on their own. Then, someone else encountered a serious bug in the same title and started using the first person […]
  mike.thompson@arstechnica.com (Michael Thompson)
• Webmail Password Leaks Extend to Gmail, Yahoo, AOL [Email] October 6, 2009
  More than 10,000 Hotmail passwords were posted online yesterday, but users of other popular webmail services haven't been let off the hook. A similar phishing attack exposed another 20,000 user/password combinations, so consider resetting your own login credentials. The BBC reports seeing a list of 20,000 usernames and passwords at a site normally used […]
  Kevin Purdy
• Brizzly: Faster, Better, More Open September 21, 2009
  Brizzly, the web-based Twitter client that was first unveiled at our Real-Time Stream Crunchup in July, continues to roll out the improvements. After allowing users to upload and host their own pictures on its servers a few weeks ago, last week saw them give the service a significant speed boost, which also brought stream auto-updating. Today, the service ro […]
  MG Siegler
• Comcast to FCC: FUZZOFF! [Net Neutrality] September 21, 2009
  FCC's Julius Genachowski just took out his mighty sword to kill internet providers' greed-driven traffic filtering, and the fat cats are already attacking. A Comcast fat cat named David L. Cohen, who of course is playing the FUD card. Cohen is Comcast's executive vice-president for broadband. And of course, he believes that the FCC should get […]
  Jesus Diaz
• 3G MicroCells: Carriers Want You to Pay Extra to Fix Their Own Failures [Rants] September 21, 2009
  AT&T's network is basically a huge failure. And if you want to fix their incompetence in your area, you'll need to pay an additional $150 for a 3G MicroCell. I call bullshit. Danny touched on this earlier, but the logic here is blowing my mind. How little regard for your customers do you have to have to offer a product that fixes your own produ […]
  Adam Frucci

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