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A VPN's virtues far outweigh its potential problems...
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The ethics of data mining--are there such things?...
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Novell's new man in charge is confident the network mainstay is headed in the right direction...
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Making your own beowulf system is hard but not impossible...
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No form of communication is completely safe from eavesdropping...
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A high cost isn't the only problem with flat screens...
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An old phone book will work as a foot rest...
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Explorer adds features, stability...
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These were not dreams, they were virtual-reality advertisements...
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What’s with all the certifications?...
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At least it took a generation for TV to be called a wasteland...
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Just-released AD is already behind the competition...
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The author is upstaged by his younger ...uncle?...
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The idea that women have no place in tech should go the way of a similar belief about women in business....
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Sure enough, I found a 1981 Cadillac with a starting bid of $5. OK, it was missing a few extras--like an engine....
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Land speed record falls as Windows 2000 professional cruises along at 104mbps; Microsoft learns to speak; Project
2000 hits retail; Linux growth curve way up; Apple sales continue to boom; HP rolls out Mac-specific
DeskJet Printer; Connectix releases Re...
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The Nik Sharpener is a worthwhile add-on...
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No matter what the capacity of any removable-media device may be, computer users always want more. Perhaps the Zip 250 is Iomega's belated response to these requests...
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Simson garfinkel's "Database Nation" is a call to arms for those concerned about online snoops...
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EA Sports' Championship Bass is worth mounting...