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What would you do if your web site was "sandboxed" by Google?

NASA inspectors have found a small crack in the foam insulation of the space shuttle Discovery's external fuel tank, prompting mission managers to discuss whether to press ahead with Tuesday's third launch attempt or stand down for repairs.

It's expensive, and sometimes difficult to install, but is it the new standard?

Is it worth patenting an idea, even if there are plenty of similar patents out there?

It was intended to stop pirates. Instead, it's attracting lawyers.

If you haven't downloaded Beta 2 yet, it may be too late, as Microsoft has turned off the free download.

Why do beginners still avoid Linux?

Internet access for Team Foundation Server and assorted perf fixes are on the way.

Use the right keywords and more great ideas to help you get the next job.

No new rendering changes, but a few tweaks this time.

The Mumbai Police had it right all the time – talking on the cell phone, even with a hands-free device, is dangerous. In fact, a new University of Utah’s department of psychology study suggests it could as perilous as drunken driving.

Learn how to use P/Invoke to call unmanaged Win32 APIs from managed code. These sample applications show how to mute sounds, change Windows resolution, and display balloon tips from your managed code.

Microsoft officials acknowledged on June 29 that the company will not meet the October 2006 business-availability target to which it committed in March of 2006.

MarketingPilot Software has announced the availability of the MarketingPilot Web Server Release 3 Agency Editions, an integrated marketing and agency management software suites.

How good is are your math skills?

How do you celebrate?

Company says it plans to tighten honor system for corporate volume licenses

The myth, the man, the legend...

Another one bites the dust...or not.

Get yours while the getting is good.

A computer user is suing Microsoft Corp. over the company's Windows Genuine Advantage anti-piracy tool, alleging that it violates laws against spyware. Does anyone else think this is a waste of time?

Ending more than a year of speculation and rumors, Google plans to release on Thursday its much-awaited online payments system, likely surprising many because its reach will extend farther than previously thought.

Assorted fixes and patches for those who think different.

Not Vista, but rather, what will replace Windows the way it replaced DOS?