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Had the following email today. If you get this email in your inbox do not click on any links; just delete the email:
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My colleagures over at ESET have warned of a new phishing e-mail that is targeting Irish computer users.Do not send your username and password to anyone! This is the e-mail that appears to come from from an "Eircom" address:
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Cork Technology Services are pleased to announce the launch of a new web site for Passive Development Ltd. This site displays a tabbed page layout utilizing CSS and divs to obtain the desired page layout. There's also a Javascript gallery based on the Phatfusion Lightbox (which is in turn based on Mootools).
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There's rumours abounding that if you've installed the beta version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) that you won't be able to uninstall IE8 and return to IE7.
Well this is partly true; but only applies in some specific circumstances. If you're thinking of rolling back to IE7 then read on to find out if this is going to be possible for you...
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The latest version of Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer 8 (IE 8), has recently been published as a public beta 2 release. If that wasn't enough browser action Google have also released a new web browser, Google Chrome, as a beta version. I can recall a time not so long ago when it seemed that Internet Explorer would force all the other browsers out of the 'market'; but today there seems to be a preponderance of browsers to take the web surfers fancy. I've been trying out the new version of Internet Explorer as well as Google Chrome and this is a summary of my findings as well as a comparison with some of the other browsers out there. |
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The rolllout of broadband in Ireland has been lamentably slow with the state telecoms provider, Eircom, dragging it's heels for so many years. I'm amazed that there's still parts of Clonakilty town that can't get ADSL because the telephone infrastructure is so poor.
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