Windows and Mac OS X: Wunderlist manages your tasks with a few focused features for organization, all within a beautiful interface and at no cost. More » Original post by Adam Dachis
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) – A judge on Friday sentenced a college student to a year and a day in a halfway house for hacking into former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s e-mail account. Original post by Whitson Gordon
Music not your thing? Ok, would you pay $5 to have someone read your fortune with Tarot cards, plan a vacation for you, draw your portrait, or take a picture holding a sign with your message in front of the Whitehouse? You can have all these things for just $5 each by going to fiverr.com. [...]
Albert Einstein wrote that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. For what seemed like an eternity, Windows Mobile was the epitome of insanity and Microsoft was insane. The Redmond-based giant resisted change as long as it possibly could, forcing itself to believe that [...]
Bruce Perens writes “When patent troll Acacia sued Red Hat in 2007, it ended with a bang: Acacia’s patents were invalidated by the court, and all software developers, open-source or not, had one less legal risk to cope with. So, why is the outcome of Red Hat’s next tangle with Acacia being kept secret, and [...]
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) – A judge on Friday sentenced a college student to a year and a day in a halfway house for hacking into former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s e-mail account. Original post by Arvin Dang
netbuzz writes “David Kernell, whose prying into Sarah Palin’s personal e-mail account caused an uproar two months before the 2008 presidential election, was today sentenced to a year and a day by a judge in Knoxville, Tenn. Kernell was convicted of misdemeanor computer fraud and felony obstruction of justice back in April. His attorney had [...]
We just heard from one of our AT&T sources that the Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet is confirmed to launch on November 21st. Previously rumored: the tablet will launch for $649 without a service agreement on the nation’s second largest wireless carrier. Original post by Jonathan S. Geller
al0ha writes “Fear begins in your brain, and it is there — specifically in an almond-shaped structure called the amygdala — that it is controlled, processed, and let out of the gate to kick off the rest of the fear response. In this week’s issue of the journal Nature, a research team led by scientists [...]
We’re about half-way through November and the Winter holidays are quickly approaching. Take an early break with your fellow readers in this week’s open thread. More » Original post by Adam Dachis
