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Wed, 31 Aug 2005
This seems weird to me. Especially since the issue is kind of almost over. I guess CNET wants to be, y'know, cool. Not sure this is a good way to do it.
Encrypt, encrypt, encrypt part deux
A few tools to protect files on a Windows PC. Other than, you know, switching to Linux.
Gruesome Iraq War Photo Exchange Uncovered Online
Wow. This is a link to seriously gory photos from Iraq. Don't look at them. It's goatse disturbing, except much more so because (a) the photos are real and (b) the photos are of things that the mainstream media (sorry, hate the phrase, but it works here) won't show. Not that they SHOULD be showing this stuff, but according to IndyMedia no one is even reporting that this is occuring.
Basically, a porn site operator is giving free access to porn in exchange for Iraq photos. Read the whole piece. It's all very bad.