Different Ways To Vaporize Your Weed (yes as in marijuana – with pictures)

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With frost warnings popping up across the country, Americans are getting their seasonal reminder that when temperatures get low enough, liquids become solid.

Disclaimer: This post is not about encouraging you to download unlicensed software (reads: warez). Use at your own risk.

The spread of wireless is opening lots of opportunity to log on for free, but experts urge caution.

This is how bad it is on the Internet and why you should always keep your system updated with the latest patches and use firewalls, spyware detectors and virus detection software, and keep them up to date.

The malicious code is hosted on a website that mainly hosts pornography, which Sites was unwilling to name. Users of Windows XP who have not installed SP2 are particularly vulnerable as the code will be automatically downloaded without the user’s knowledge. Sunbelt is currently investigating whether users of earlier Windows versions, such as Windows 2000 and Windows ME, are also vulnerable.

“If you have an unpatched Windows machine, when you go to the URL it will automatically download everything from the website, including the Trojan. All you have to do is type in the URL and you’re hosed,” said Sites.

Problems continue to dog users who have installed the collection of security and other patches and fixes for Windows 2000 that Microsoft released in late June.

Microsoft is planning to reissue the Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 Update rollup
that it first launched in late June.

Today the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a release announcing its new rule expanding the reach of the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). The ruling is a reinterpretation of the scope of CALEA and will force Internet broadband providers and certain voice-over-IP (VoIP) providers to build backdoors into their networks that make it easier for law enforcement to wiretap them. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has argued against this expansion of CALEA in several rounds of comments to the FCC on its proposed rule.

The Web is learning new tricks every day. These surprising sites and services will help you solve problems and save time–and one might even make you a star.

Tweak Firefox

About:config entries – MozillaZine Knowledge Base

How lame is this?? Like the pay for service doesn’t use the same frequency and thereby has the same “unacceptable potential risk”??

Boston’s Logan International Airport is attempting to pull the plug on Continental Airlines’ free Wi-Fi node, which competes with the airport’s $7.95-a-day pay service.

In an escalating series of threatening letters sent over the last few weeks, airport officials have pledged to “take all necessary steps to have the (Wi-Fi) antenna removed” from Continental’s frequent flyer lounge. Continental’s free service poses an “unacceptable potential risk” to communications gear used by the state police and the Transportation Security Administration, the letters claim.