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Flock 2.5.5 (Mac)

F Flock is an award-winning browser, built on Mozilla's Firefox technology and designed for the way we use the web today. With Flock, you can easily connect with friends, share with them, and receive updates effortlessly. The Flock browser is safe, free, and fun.Version 2.5.2 provides a faster, safer, and...

Tags: Web, Apple Macintosh, Mozilla Firefox, Web Browser, Mozilla Corp., F Flock, Flock Browser, Web Browsers, Channel Management, Internet, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-11-04

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GIMP dropped from default Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx installation

I use the GIMPThe user interface stinks, but the GIMP is a powerful application. I use it regularly for editing pictures. F-spot on the other hand, I don't like much. I use gThumb for organizing my photos (gThumb was F-spot's predecessor in early Ubuntu versions). gThumb also allows some simple...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, GIMP, Ubuntu

Discussion threads 2009-11-19

Using open source to reduce business risk

Using open source to reduce business riskWhat the bottom line?The bottom line is that with Suns failure the open source argument is in trouble. As is two of the products you mention a business should consider switching to:OpenOffice is maintained by Sun. It has been maintained is such a way...

Tags: OpenOffice, Databases, Sun Microsystems Inc., open source, MySQL

Discussion threads 2009-04-11

Will Facebook

Will Facebook Also study reading habits!I have been reading much of the latest news recently on my iPod Touch...short bite-sized chunks in the NY Times, USA Today and AP Mobile News apps. I think I am losing my ability to concentrate on longer pieces, as those usually found in the...

Tags: Social networking, Facebook

Discussion threads 2009-02-24

Cross-platform Microsoft

Cross-platform MicrosoftPerhaps MS has learned thatit does not need to control the kernel or window manager to control the desktop space. If anything, having to deal with those two things has become more of a liability to MS than an asset. At least from a public relations point of view....

Tags: Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, UNIX, .NET, Development tools, Microsoft Corp., Linux, Microsoft Windows, Mono

Discussion threads 2007-08-13

A Razr for designer label lovers

A Razr for designer label loversAnd you're proof of your own point.The part where you said people are pathetic.I just read somewhere where Linux interest in slowing down.Could be the people already found an OS to rate as junk...A Razr for designer label loversMost of the user reviews of the...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Motorola Inc., phone, Motorola Razr

Discussion threads 2006-06-01

Why tech companies hate the blogosphere

Why tech companies hate the blogosphereYou know the saying Russell[i]"Loose lips sink ships."[/i] ;)One word: OsbourneTheir desire for secrecy is understandable, given the fate of any computer company who has knowledge of a new product slip out too early. It means the death of any sales of any...

Tags: Blogging, Strategy, Operating systems, Coca-Cola Co., Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., blogosphere

Discussion threads 2006-04-24

Privacy experts condemn Google subpoena

Privacy experts condemn Google subpoenaThis is just an extension of the SPY on AMERICAN CITZENS campaign!We need to investigate the Bush administration's tactics, the Energy Task Force, the lies that lead to the Iraq war, the rigging of the oil markets and the war that has cause record oil prices,...

Tags: Government, Vertical industries, American Public, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-01-20

Raymond on open source

Raymond on open sourceLinux - a horrible accident?[i]"…Or, perhaps Linux's success is just an accident of history. Would Mr. Torvalds have started the Linux project if BSD wasn't "sat upon" by the AT&T copyright elephant?"[/i]Actually linux was started in 1991, before the USL vs BSD lawsuit happened, so I don't...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, open source, BSD, Linux

Discussion threads 2005-06-17

Who's blocking Vonage?

Who's blocking Vonage?The company is Comcast...who just rolled out their own VoIP solution. I have relatives who are affected by this. They can't receive incoming calls intermittently.It's NOT a good thing. Broadband companies, unfortunately, have an incentive to do this because they also want to offer some...

Tags: Wi-Fi, Network technology, broadband, Vonage Holdings Corp., WiMAX, Comcast Corp., information technology, incompetence

Discussion threads 2005-03-09