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STOCKHOLM | Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:52am EDT STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden has withdrawn an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who had been wanted on suspicion of rape and molestation, the National Prosecutor's Office said on Saturday. It said in a statement on its website...

Apple the new world leader in software insecurity By Peter Bright | Last updated a day ago Apple has displaced Oracle as the company with the most security vulnerabilities in its software, according to security company Secunia. Over the first half of 2010, Apple had more reported flaws than...

That was from Toronto Star, but is front page of most Canadian dailies !

OTTAWA - Canada’s economy is slowing much faster than previously expected, the Bank of Canada said Thursday in a bleak outlook that stresses mounting risks from Europe’s debt crisis and a possible global stall. Still, the bank said it does not expect to backtrack on its current trend to...

Clinton is totally overated. Obama has listen to and employed lots of crooks from Clinton era and consequently the USA and probably a lot of the rest of the world will really hit depression levels. Americans and most of western world are fasinated by movie stars so they voted in a big mouth...

That is incorrect. Have been using IB with Ensign for years !!!

K-Meleon

For Vista users, 7 is far better. I am not sure 7 is a improvement over xp. Xp is clearly faster even after all the crap is cleaned up on both.

Other data that Devil Mountain collates as part of a new metric dubbed "Windows Composite Performance Index" (WCPI) quantifies peak processor workload and I/O performance. Both of those measurements are also higher for Windows 7 systems than for XP machines. While 85% of the former are running...

Don't piss around, get FIOS ( if you can). More reliable and faster than other 2.

The Latest Transfer of Cash to the Rich In the Sunday New York Times, I read Gretchen Morgenson's article in the business section providing details of Obama's latest farcical "help" to the middle class. Prepare to have your stomach turned. According to the article, Obama on November 6th...

The following was from WSJ. It seems to open doors for massive fraud. Clearly billions will be directed to a dubious part of american public.': While the bill will slash Medicare funding, it will also direct billions of dollars to numerous inner-city social work and diversity programs...

OK. This is from microsofts own site. Windows 7 Vulnerability Claims * Posted by: Paul Cooke * 06:56 PM Friday Nov 06, 2009 * 12 Comments Now that Windows 7 is available, a recent blog by Chester Wisnieski (who works at security vendor...

By BETSY MCCAUGHEY The health bill that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is bringing to a vote (H.R. 3962) is 1,990 pages. Here are some of the details you need to know. What the government will require you to do: • Sec. 202 (p. 91-92) of the bill requires you to enroll in a "qualified...

Good ol microshit ! This from Sophos. Now that we in the northern hemisphere have had some time to digest the Windows 7 hype and settle in for the coming winter, we thought we would get some more hard data regarding Windows 7 security. On October 22nd, we settled in at SophosLabs and...

Whilst it's not okay in Microsoft's eyes for Google to install a plugin into Internet Explorer, increasing the potential surface area of attack, when Microsoft do it to Firefox, it's a different matter. Now a security hole has been found in a plugin that Microsoft have been silently installing...

Even without teatimer. Spybot and Adaware are really has beens.

In my opinion Spybot interferes with IB TWS, slows it down So does AVG for that matter. Rather use malwarebytes.

The future of integrated graphics processors lies somewhere on the dies of future processors, that much is a certainty. However, this creates a big problem for NVIDIA, whose chipset business will be out, of well, business. Beating everybody to the punch, the company announced yesterday that it...

by Stephen Shankland Wondering why your computer just crashed again? Its memory might be to blame, according to real-world Google research that finds error rates higher than what earlier work showed. With hundreds of thousands of computers in its data centers, Google can collect an...