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Rabid reseller: Even nerds have a place in showbiz
Here at Rabid Reseller we make it a rule to Just Say No to any request for donations.
Rabid Reseller
Aug 10 2009, 10:00AM
Finance
Even high flyers need IT
Digital imagery vital in helping the AMSA keep its head above water
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Dec 13 2007, 12:08PM
Collaboration
Sony developing even smaller PS2
Electronics giant Sony is reportedly gearing up to give the iconic PlayStation 2 another lease of life in the face of sluggish sales from its more advanced, and expensive, successor the PlayStation 3.
Clement James
Nov 6 2007, 6:24AM
Hardware
Wifi links vulnerable even with encryption
Free tools crack WEP and WPA with ease, McAfee expert warns.
Marc Delehanty
Jul 27 2006, 12:04PM
Security
IE bugs open up even XP SP2 to attack
Two new vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer 6.0 were unveiled by a security firm this week that hackers could exploit to bypass security features even in Microsoft's most secure OS, Windows XP SP2.
Staff Writers
Oct 21 2004, 12:00AM
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