Posted by cascadehush on November 1, 2006
Dark Reading: The Ten Most Dangerous Things Users Do Online:
most users have no idea how dangerous their online behavior is.
Indeed. But whilst this is all good advice, I can’t help but point out that whilst most of these activities pose a great threat on Windows, they pose much less of a threat on OSX or Linux. Most of these are threats because of vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer and Outlook Express.
So the top tip is to get get Firefox and Thunderbird, especially if you are a Windows user, and even if you are not.
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Posted by cascadehush on November 1, 2006
123Macmini.com – News – Miglia intros TVDuo dual TV tuner:
Bundled with Elgato’s EyeTV2, TVDuo enables users to record TV, remove advertisements from recorded footage while watching live TV, access EPG data from the internet, schedule recordings, and export recorded shows to a video iPod or Mac applications such as iDVD
The TVDuo is a USB device that features 2 DVB-T TV tuners. Like many such tuners, it simply records the broadcast stream directly to disk. The advantage of this is simplicity, the disadvantage is you’ll need about 3GB for every hour of TV. It’s a good thing that harddrives are getting cheeper by the day.
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