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Sidekick lives! Hyperspace by Phoenix Technologies
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Sidekick lives! Hyperspace by Phoenix Technologies
Sidekick lives! Hyperspace by Phoenix Technologies
Sidekick was a 1984 program by Borland that allowed PC users to keep a notepad, calculator and time organizer program resident in memory at all times ... Full Story
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Soup.io helps the Web site needy who lack the skills
It's easy for some to sit around and gab XHTML and CSS hacks over some coffee and some good links, but for others, making a Web site that ... Full Story
How to be a safe online shopper - Part III
Today's Security Tip: Do not click on e-mail links to go to sites where you have accounts. It is very easy for criminals to make a web link look like it is going to one location, ... Full Story
Bush's Boot Camp lets you protect Bush from flying shoes
It's tough being President. You've got long hours in the White House where you can't receive email on your smartphone and you can't even ... Full Story
Tiger Woods might be hiring, New York's governor hates fat people and where's the beef?!
Is there another Doc in the house? Preferably one in Sacramento?It's a good thing Boston's irritating fanbase didn't get a say. Unless you're ... Full Story
NASA Year in Review picks top 10 successes: do you agree?
As it rounds out its 50th year of space exploration, NASA takes a look back at 2008 and picks its top 10 success stories. ... Full Story
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Strange dark energy acts as galactic diet enforcer
Mysterious dark energy, which likely causes the universe to keep expanding, seems to have another effect: It prevents the biggest clusters of galaxies from getting too fat. Astronomers used X-rays to study the formation of galactic clusters billions of years ago. Their research supports the hard-to-fathom concept of dark energy as a potent force that governs the growth of the universe.
