Posted on January 13th, 2006 by Cynthia Waeyer
As of Monday, January 16th several brothels in the Nevada area will now be accepting PayPal as a form of payment. Legal brothels are never located within major cities of Nevada for it is against the law. Prostitution is only legal in certain counties within Nevada. State law forbids legal prostitution in counties which have a large population. That being said, a few of the big name legal brothels are planning to very soon accept PayPal as a form of ‘party’ purchase.
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Posted on January 12th, 2006 by Kevin Carson
Vim, an extremely powerful editor originating from Linux, has now been discovered to hold the secrets of extracting source files from a Windows executable (.exe) file. This being said the process is not easy but with both Linux and Vim being free it is most definitely cost efficient. Specialists are curious as to whether or not the, open-source based, Linux users will be using this knowledge to attack the core of Windows itself gaining further knowledge of how to hack, crack, and smash the stack of Windows’ core programming. With this knowledge out on the Internet it will be hard for Microsoft to hide their programming any longer. This information has been out as of Thursday, January 12th, 2006 and you heard it here first on Lieware.com.
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Posted on January 12th, 2006 by Nori Carter
Since the conceptual design and implementation of the equilateral model to encryption the computer security world hasn’t been making any new advances, or at least, so it would have seemed. As is standard in all research, we, as the public are privy to very little. In fact there have been numerous of leaps and bounds in this field. Due to security reasons I can’t go into details about the designer or where exactly the research is taking place but I can at least give you the information in broad strokes.
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Posted on January 11th, 2006 by Sam Markens
Microsoft, the creator of the Windows Operating System, Office software line, XBOX, and much more, has decided to produce their own version of Linux. The project has been in development since late 2004 when they acquired version 2.2.26 of the Linux kernel. Their plan is to produce what they call, ‘MSLinux,’ a mixture of both the Linux operating system and Microsoft’s newest planned addition, Windows .NET. MSLinux is to hit shelves mid 2007.
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Posted on January 10th, 2006 by Richard Pendelton
The recent innovation of the PSP, Sony’s portable handheld gaming system is raising questions in military security and the associated referendum on the world security front. The PSP, by all standard appearances seems to be a completely harmless techno toy, but to foreign governments it’s something far more. Housing what the U.S. government defines as weaponry, the PSP carries with it some advanced forms of encryption. With that said you can understand why the government has gone to great lengths to monitor the PSP users and keep its monitoring low key. However, here at lieware, we believe that it’s important for all citizens out there to be fully aware and armed with the most reliable information available.
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Posted on December 17th, 2005 by JCL
In a line of experiments, Japanese scientist Takioshu Hodishima created what are now called “Mahou Hachi” or “Magic Eight,” so named for the new breed of 8 robots that have taken off of the coast of Japan two nights ago. Meant for defensive tests, these robots were to patrol coastlines, run a series of tests and return to their creator. The tests have gone what is described as “horribly wrong.”
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