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Firebox Desktop 2.0b4 (Mac)

Firebox Desktop is the Mac version of Firebox, the popular encrypted database for the iPhone. Firebox uses best-practices encryption, with CBC-mode Blowfish encryption and PBKDF2 strengthened keys. Firebox Desktop has full editing, and direct syncing/merging with Firebox iPhone over wifi. Your password can be different than the iPhone...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Apple Macintosh, Encryption, ClownWare, Firebox Desktop, Storage, Smart Phones, Databases, Hardware, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

Software downloads 2009-07-31

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Ubuntu "Feisty Fawn" 7.04 beta

Ubuntu "Feisty Fawn" 7.04 betaIf it was good enough for Vista......it's a BETA, bugs are to be expected. Try [i]Edgy[/i] and see if you have any stability problemsWhat do you expect out of beta?Although I have to concur, I find it odd that a formally stable and reliable distribution...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, 64-bit, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Debian, network, Ubuntu, beta, Linux

Discussion threads 2006-12-08

MacBook Pro laptops upgraded with Core 2 Duo

MacBook Pro laptops upgraded with Core 2 Duo$1999??You can get a Dell w/ a Core 2 Duo, 1 GB RAM, 120 GB drive, ATI discrete graphics x1400, same battery life and about same weight for $900!! WHY would ANYONE spend $2000? So they can have an Apple on the laptop...

Tags: Notebooks, Processors, laptop computer, Intel Core 2 Duo, Dell Computer Corp., Apple MacBook Pro, Apple MacBook

Discussion threads 2006-10-24

Top 10 Reasons to Embrace the Rich Internet Application

Top 10 Reasons to Embrace the Rich Internet ApplicationDon't forget11. Introduce so many dependencies to your system that if anyone from Bangalore to Berlin sneezes, it all breaks.At least with either server- or client-side apps, you only have to track one or the other's update processes. Lock them together...

Tags: Dot Net, AJAX, rich Internet application

Discussion threads 2006-07-10

For sound input, what's better? USB or FireWire?

One of the issues that budding podcasters may eventually encounter is how best to get sound into their computers. The obvious answer, of course, is through one of the sound inputs that the system already offers. For example, many desktop systems have two sound inputs: a mic-in jack...

Tags: USB, audio, Podcasting Gear, General

Blog posts 2005-03-14