I can. Or, perhaps more to the point, Steve Gibson of GRC, SpinRite and the Security Now podcast would if he were writing this blog.
The Important Part
Before going into the technical aspects, let’s start with the people. The Wall Street Journal describes Mr. King as “… a 46-year-old engineer from Livermore, Calif., [who] works [...]

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Pixelpipe, the multi-service file uploader and metadata management tool, has a new experimental Firefox extension out that should delight its regular users. It adds a sidebar to your browser where you can simply drag and drop digital media from your hard drive or things you find on the Web to upload directly to your [...]

Updated at 6:25 p.m. PDT with an analyst comment.
Last month when ComScore released the paid-click rate figures that showed flat-year-over-year growth for Google in January, the company’s stock fell 8 percent the next day as Wall Street worried about slowed ad sales growth at the bellwether tech company.

Days later, ComScore explained that the [...]

Not in the area between Preston and Blackpool
They used to say “only in America”, right?
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Mr. Dean feels very strongly about this:
“With no disrespect to her, or indeed to my ex-wife, success in business or on the playing field, at least in my opinion, are based on the abilities of the ‘player’. To my [...]

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Enter the ingenious MoGo Mouse BT, which operates wirelessly via Bluetooth and docks/recharges inside your notebook’s PC Card slot. How smart is that! Newegg.com has the MoGo Mouse BT for $29.99, plus $5.58 for shipping. That’s a pretty sweet deal, considering that most vendors sell it [...]

If you have a short memory or didn’t have time to catch up on Crave this week (editor’s note: for shame!), no worries, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a look back at some of the truly interesting, strange, and wonderfully silly stories we Craved.

• Fighting with your significant other? Try getting a DVR.
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Of course, Cisco’s not the only game in town. The roster of manufacturers offering comparable videoconferencing packages for conducting virtual meetings include the likes of Hewlett-Packard, Teliris, Tandberg, and Polycom. (Also, there’s IBM, which nearly a decade ago came out with Lotus Sametime, which merged Web videoconferencing with IM and audio-sharing capabilities.) The common [...]

It may sound radical, but a consolidated video game industry would be best for two of the big three. And now, we wait to see if they agree.
But when we objectively consider the state of the industry, it becomes blatantly clear that Sony and Microsoft simply don’t have what it takes right now to compete [...]

As with all Woot deals, when this one’s gone, it’s gone–so don’t wait if you’re in the market for a remote to control all that hot Media Center action.
To use the kit, you need
Windows Vista Premium or Ultimate. (Rumor has it there’s a hack that’ll allow it to work with the XP version of [...]

Adding Symbian cell phones, many of them high-end, brings CellSpin’s free beta service to over 300 handsets and over 30 carriers worldwide.
CellSpinners can quickly share photos, video, text, and audio to Blogger, eBay, Facebook, YouTube, Picasa, LiveJournal, Flickr, and Windows Live Spaces, with more partnerships on the way. Of course, there are a few limitations [...]