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A very informative article about search engine records and the law. Scary!!!
Submitted by Larry Templeton
The 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) photo review, with some pre-show exhibits (open only to the press and analysts). View photos of the more unique products, along with a brief description, at www.digdia.com. (Our 12 April General Meeting will feature Gary Sasaki).
Submitted by Gary Sasaki
News Puzzle -- crickler.com/crickler.html
Cryptogram -- wordzap.com/enigma/enigma.asp
Newsday -- http://www.pzzl.nl/newsday/crossword/large.html
Wash Post -- www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artsandliving/crosswords/index.html?nav=left
MI Stupid -- www.mistupid.com/index.htm
Mercury News online also has crossword, jigsaw, and sudoku puzzles
Submitted by John Buck
Read this article - it will help greatly to understand how to set your Internet Explorer Privacy and Security settings correctly. It also gives good advice on handling Cookies. CAVEAT: The patches do the job OK, perhaps too well. Key parts of IE just would not work, so I reset everything to factory. Try making just one change at a time, and make a backup before starting. Keep a record of what you did, so you can undo it (screen shots of before and after are useful - use Alt-PrintScreen and paste the window image into Word or Wordpad; save the Word file often).
Submitted by Jim Dinkey
Since I learned about it earlier this year (2005), I've started my people searches with Zabasearch.com; and free411.com (free telephone directory service including reverse phone number lookup) seems even better in some ways than ZabaSearch.
Submitted by John Buck
Computerworld has an interview with AI pioneer and futurist Ray Kurzweil, who looks out across the century and sees a wondrous but at times frightening world, where technology is everything and we have computers in our brains.
Submitted by Stan Hutchings