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user's latest post:
Broadband throttling article
Published (2009-07-08 09:02:00)
The imposition of Traffic Management doesn't just occur on "the usual suspect(s)" of P2P, in fact a number of ISPs deploy it to help restrict traffic to just about everything from multiplayer gaming to FTP and newsgroups etc. However while some ISPs, such as PlusNet, will at least tell you precisely which services will be throttled and sometimes at what times, others will merely promote a vague Fair Usage Policy (FUP)...
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Microsoft Video ActiveX...
Published (2009-07-08 19:42:00)
I wouldn't be surprised to see retailers bundling free Firefox/Opera/etc CDs with copies of Windows 7.
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Microsoft Video ActiveX...
Published (2009-07-08 00:37:00)
this is why l love using firefox... plan on updating to the new version soon tho that depends on if the makers of my favorite addons pull their fingers out of their behinds to updated them.
user's latest post:
Web Site Security
Published (2009-07-06 02:26:00)
Given some of the messed-up machines that I've sorted out, I can't disagree with that either! In one case, almost every time I visit the fellow (about once a month), he's managed to get some new nasty on his PC - because although he's got the message himself, and is duly cautious, his blasted thick and couldn't-care-less girlfriend will click anything that looks "interesting". If I were him, I...
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Microsoft Video ActiveX...
Published (2009-07-07 21:16:00)
This statement sums the whole thing up Quote: Our investigation has shown that there are no by-design uses for this ActiveX Control in Internet Explorer which includes all of the Class Identifiers within the msvidctl.dll that hosts this ActiveX Control I also assume Vista and 2008 and widows 7 will also have issues if IE isn't running in restricted mode, hence why they ask you to remove it.
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Since BT's third trial has...
Published (2009-07-06 11:24:00)
Well, BT are not going to roll out Webwise after all. They reckon they need to concentrate on network upgrades http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07/06/bt_phorm/
user's latest post:
need recommendations.
Published (2009-07-03 23:42:00)
I have been with AAISP (ANDREWS & ARNOLD) for 12 months & everything is excellent. They have a very short Peak period (8am-6pm Mon-Fri) which means that if you do major downloads after 6pm or at weekends, they are excellent. Virtually no slowdowns at any time & near 100% reliable for £17.57 per month. Other consistently good ISPs are: ICUK , IDNET , FAST.CO.UK , NEWNET , UKFSN & VISPA . Have fun checking them...
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mobile phone numbers to go into...
Published (2009-06-30 11:02:00)
that just might be on my list of things to do...I am waiting for a reply to me second email to them as I am objecting to paying £5 to get info they hold on me and am asking for a guarantee that they will tell me who they purchased my number from!! I got my first mobile in 1997 and apart from an enforced number change within the first two years due to the move to 07 numbers I have kept the same one since then I am loath to change it but now...
sentup.custard !EXTREME Member!
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user's latest post:
Web Site Security
Published (2009-07-06 02:26:00)
Given some of the messed-up machines that I've sorted out, I can't disagree with that either! In one case, almost every time I visit the fellow (about once a month), he's managed to get some new nasty on his PC - because although he's got the message himself, and is duly cautious, his blasted thick and couldn't-care-less girlfriend will click anything that looks "interesting". If I were him, I...
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Latest active threads on General::
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-07 19:55:00)
by Bob2002
Quote: Microsoft Security Advisory (972890) Vulnerability in Microsoft Video ActiveX Control Could Allow Remote Code Execution Microsoft is investigating a privately reported vulnerability in Microsoft Video ActiveX Control. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could gain the same user rights as the local user. When using Internet ...
Started 2 days, 21 hours ago (2009-07-07 10:28:00)
by SGMitchell
Hi all, I am a freelance journalist writing a piece for a mainstream consumer computer magazine looking at how ISPs throttle bandwidth during peak times, and how this impacts subscribers. Have you or anyone you know had a bad experience with any ISP that has curtailed your enjoyment of services such as iPlayer? I understand that ISPs need to divvy up bandwidth and have long ...
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-06-24 18:09:00)
by rruwalton
Quote: Microsoft has announced that the Release Candidate program for Windows 7 will cease in mid-August. Quote: Once installed on a PC, the Release Candidate won't expire until 1 June 2010, although users will be hit with annoying-hourly restarts from 1 March in a none-too-subtle attempt to persuade people to pay for ...
Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2009-07-05 17:32:00)
by arwenthecat
Every time I buy something on a web site I always log out when finished. These are mostly DVD/Book sites…all the big names. The trouble is that on most sites all I have to do is press the back button a couple of times and all my details are revealed to the world. This isnt a problem at home but would be on a public or office machine. I dont personally buy things this way but many people do. I ...
Started 6 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-12-22 12:42:00)
by Kits
All news posted around has come from Phorm which in turn has increased Phorms share prices. The management has changed a lot many left suddenly this is again a one man company only Kent has total control others like the new directors is mostly political are just figure heads with not power. Now if BT roll out Phorm it is again only the previous owner of 121media the old rootkit hijacking ...
Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2009-07-03 11:34:00)
by timeless
wasnt sure where to exactly post this.. anywho, lm sure some may know we had many problems and moved last july... somehow things just have not panned out. call it weird but we moved from total hell to a new place which was all well and good until they got burgled last week and somehow the finger was pointed at us T_T obviously we had nothing to do with it and have gone great lengths to prove...
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-07-04 11:52:00)
by martinn12005
Hi, Newbie here. I couldn´t find a better category so I will put it here I am looking for a loud fixed telephone that will work here in Spain. The main feature is it has to have loud speech, mainly because I work in a very loud office environment. A loud ringtone wouldn´t go a miss either. I have seen telephones for sale from my google searches but they are all incredibly simple....
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-07-01 00:27:00)
by kansenji
BBC NEWS ARTICLE EXCERPT: (11:52pm 30th June 2009) MPs sitting on the Commons Business and Enterprise Committee are to open an inquiry into broadband speeds in the UK. It follows the publication of the Digital Britain report, which lays out government strategy for the internet. The committee will look at whether the promise to hook all homes up to a minimum 2Mbps (megabits per ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-06-30 12:58:00)
by Bob2002
Quote: TPB might change owner Yes, it's true. News reached the press today in Sweden - The Pirate Bay might get aquired by Global Gaming Factory X AB. A lot of people are worried. We're not and you shouldn't be either! TPB is being sold for a great bit underneath it's value if the money would be the interesting part. It's not. The interesting ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-06-19 21:53:00)
by big j
mobile owners, 118800 the only directory with millions of mobile phone numbers' for anyone to get hold of at a cost of £1.00 each, where's the privacy gone? if you would like to become ex-directory submit your number to www.118800 online, you will be sent a five digit security code via sms which you need to enter back into the web-site to confirm that you are the owner of the phone, regards jv....
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Hot threads for last week on General::
Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2009-07-05 17:32:00)
by arwenthecat
Every time I buy something on a web site I always log out when finished. These are mostly DVD/Book sites…all the big names. The trouble is that on most sites all I have to do is press the back button a couple of times and all my details are revealed to the world. This isnt a problem at home but would be on a public or office machine. I dont personally buy things this way but many people do. I ...
Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2009-07-03 11:34:00)
by timeless
wasnt sure where to exactly post this.. anywho, lm sure some may know we had many problems and moved last july... somehow things just have not panned out. call it weird but we moved from total hell to a new place which was all well and good until they got burgled last week and somehow the finger was pointed at us T_T obviously we had nothing to do with it and have gone great lengths to prove...
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-07 19:55:00)
by Bob2002
Quote: Microsoft Security Advisory (972890) Vulnerability in Microsoft Video ActiveX Control Could Allow Remote Code Execution Microsoft is investigating a privately reported vulnerability in Microsoft Video ActiveX Control. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could gain the same user rights as the local user. When using Internet ...
Started 6 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-12-22 12:42:00)
by Kits
All news posted around has come from Phorm which in turn has increased Phorms share prices. The management has changed a lot many left suddenly this is again a one man company only Kent has total control others like the new directors is mostly political are just figure heads with not power. Now if BT roll out Phorm it is again only the previous owner of 121media the old rootkit hijacking ...
Started 2 days, 21 hours ago (2009-07-07 10:28:00)
by SGMitchell
Hi all, I am a freelance journalist writing a piece for a mainstream consumer computer magazine looking at how ISPs throttle bandwidth during peak times, and how this impacts subscribers. Have you or anyone you know had a bad experience with any ISP that has curtailed your enjoyment of services such as iPlayer? I understand that ISPs need to divvy up bandwidth and have long ...
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-06-24 18:09:00)
by rruwalton
Quote: Microsoft has announced that the Release Candidate program for Windows 7 will cease in mid-August. Quote: Once installed on a PC, the Release Candidate won't expire until 1 June 2010, although users will be hit with annoying-hourly restarts from 1 March in a none-too-subtle attempt to persuade people to pay for ...
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-07-04 11:52:00)
by martinn12005
Hi, Newbie here. I couldn´t find a better category so I will put it here I am looking for a loud fixed telephone that will work here in Spain. The main feature is it has to have loud speech, mainly because I work in a very loud office environment. A loud ringtone wouldn´t go a miss either. I have seen telephones for sale from my google searches but they are all incredibly simple....
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-07-01 00:27:00)
by kansenji
BBC NEWS ARTICLE EXCERPT: (11:52pm 30th June 2009) MPs sitting on the Commons Business and Enterprise Committee are to open an inquiry into broadband speeds in the UK. It follows the publication of the Digital Britain report, which lays out government strategy for the internet. The committee will look at whether the promise to hook all homes up to a minimum 2Mbps (megabits per ...
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