Cops Use Taser on Gasoline-Soaked Man. He Burns to Death!

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June 21, 2007
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All I have to say is, wow. Cops Use Taser on Gasoline-Soaked Man. He Burns to Death! – Cops Use Taser on Gasoline Soaked Man . He Burns to Death! [Dvorak]

All I have to say is, wow.

Cops Use Taser on Gasoline-Soaked Man. He Burns to Death! – Cops Use Taser on Gasoline Soaked Man . He Burns to Death! [Dvorak]

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Microsoft changes mind, agrees to fix IE’s URI handler

byJordan
October 11, 2007

Microsoft agrees to release a patch to fix some of the security issues but not all in Internet Explorers URI Handler. I don't understand why Microsoft has such a lazy stance on security, I want to use Internet Explorer just as securely as any other browser. One mis-typed url after a fresh install of Windows could cause malicious software to gain entry to me desktop.

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Samsung Releases New Low Cost SATAII SSD

byJordan
August 28, 2008

Samsung has developed low cost SATAII SSD's. Specifically the SSD's Samsung has been sampling are 30% smaller than 2.5 inch SSD's, and are really cost effective. They come in low density sizes, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB and operate at a speed of 90MB/sec to 70MB/sec. Read the full article at Engadet

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Stop Brute Force logins through SSH/POP3/IMAP with BFD

byJordan
March 20, 2008

This nifty little script allows you to monitor log files for instances of brute forcing as well as popular exploits that show up in your server logs files. Anyone that has many servers should check this out. BFD (Brute Force Detector) Home Page There is also a nice little write up of how to implement BFD without AFP and some extended rules. BFD rules for Jag servers

TweakVista open beta begins

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June 20, 2007

Having problems with customizing your Vista? Look no further, TweakVista will allow you to do what you want with Vista.

TweakVista open beta begins - Popular tweaking site TweakVista.com and Stardock have teamed up to create a new utility for Windows Vista users called TweakVista. TweakVista allows users to change many low level settings in Windows Vista as well as makes many lesser known settings more user-friendly. The utility has settings for security (to manage the UAC), memory optimization, resource control, start-up management, performance assessments, benchmarks, and integration with TweakVista.com.

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