bix

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MacUpdate Spring Bundle details and giveaway (TUAW.com)

Mar 26th 2011 10:39AM Parralells!

Get your Photoshop version control for free -- Timeline giveaway! (Download Squad)

Feb 24th 2010 4:28PM in 4 1!

Switched's Black Friday Zune HD Giveaway Madness 10 (Switched)

Nov 30th 2009 12:54PM in for 1!

Engadget's recession antidote: win an HP TouchSmart IQ527! (Engadget)

Jul 30th 2009 12:27PM please!

Engadget's recession antidote: win an HP MediaSmart Server LX195! (Engadget)

Jul 20th 2009 1:54PM yes please.

Engadget's recession antidote: win one of 100 Microsoft Windows 7 pre-order discount codes! (Engadget)

Jun 25th 2009 1:55PM in for one?

Engadget's recession antidote: win a Mimo UM710 USB monitor! (Engadget)

Feb 12th 2009 12:17PM in for one?

Merry Christmas: win two round trip tickets on JetBlue + noise canceling headphones (Engadget)

Dec 26th 2007 10:00AM I didn't propose to her via an iPhone (I tried to be a *tad* more romantic) but I am planning a honeymoon this july and two tickets to Aruba would go a long way towards making her and I the happiest pair on the planet. Here's to hoping the random number generators look favorably on my comment. =]

Ohio report recommends scrapping electronic voting (Engadget)

Dec 17th 2007 11:13AM You can read all of the more geeky details here: http://www.sos.state.oh.us/sos/info/EVEREST/00-SecretarysEVERESTExecutiveReport.pdf

It breaks things out into areas of Physical Security, Network and Communications Security, and Filesystem Security. It's a great read for anyone interested in Security as it relates to computer systems.

Ohio report recommends scrapping electronic voting (Engadget)

Dec 17th 2007 11:08AM But, that's the problem, Joe. Things looked ok here in Ohio. But when you take a look at the report, it becomes disturbingly clear that when these systems are used, there is nothing keeping anyone with the slightest determination from affecting the outcome of elections. I'm a huge geek and a proponent of all things gadget related, but these machines just aren't ready for prime time. Everything from 2 year out of date virus software to no firewalls to no encryption to easily overcome physical locks. Give the technical report a read.