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Google flags entire Web as 'malware'
UPDATE: Google explains, blaming "human error." A major hiccup at Google this morning caused the entire Internet to be flagged as malware. The problem appears to be centered around the Google...
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Full feeds are back on
Whoo hoo! I just noticed that full feeds have been turned back on. So if you've unsubscribed (and I know a bunch of people have) because you hate partial text feeds like I do, then feel good...
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Google's hiccups in L.A. highlight need for more education about cloud apps
As government agencies, such as the city of Los Angeles, make the switch to Google Apps, there's a learning curve that both the government agencies and Google must undergo to make the transition...
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The Twitter bug: The hiccups are ho-hum
A Twitter bug and subsequent follower hiccup was inconvenient but was it really a big deal?
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Microsoft to fix security hiccups in IE 8 XSS filter
On the heels of a Black Hat EU presentation that exposed security problems with the cross-site scripting (XSS) filter in Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft plans to ship an update to the filter to fix...
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Microsoft's cloud is hiccuping. Has anyone even noticed?
Microsoft's cloud has been down several times this month - but no one seems to have noticed.
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The single biggest reason why Windows 7 won't be another Vista
You want to know why Windows 7 isn’t going to be another Vista? Here’s one big reason: drivers. Crappy, late drivers killed Vista. Hardware makers and system builders don't want to see that...
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Google blames 'human error' for search 'malware' hiccup
Google is blaming "human error" for today's search results screw-up that flagged the entire Web as serving up malicious code. But the company's explanation, detailed in a blog post by VP of...
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Google flags entire Web as 'malware'
UPDATE: Google explains, blaming "human error." A major hiccup at Google this morning caused the entire Internet to be flagged as malware. The problem appears to be centered around the Google...
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VMware blames stray code for 'time bomb' hiccup
VMware boss Paul Maritz is blaming "a piece of code" mistakenly left in the final release of ESX for the time-bomb hiccup that crippled virtual machines around the world. In a message posted...
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Microsoft blames 'human issues' for Bluetooth patch hiccup
Microsoft has re-released its critical MS08-030 bulletin for Windows XP SP2 and SP3 users, warning that "two separate human issues" caused a major hiccup with the critical security patch. The...
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More Firefox URI handling security hiccups
According to Billy Rios and Nate McFeters, the two security researchers behind the exposure of protocol abuse in popular Web browsers, Firefox is still vulnerable to a remote command injection...
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Full feeds are back on
Whoo hoo! I just noticed that full feeds have been turned back on. So if you've unsubscribed (and I know a bunch of people have) because you hate partial text feeds like I do, then feel good...
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More security hiccups for IE
Researchers have found a trio of flaws in Internet Explorer--making almost 20 in total.
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SBC: We've cured DSL hiccup
SBC Communications said Friday it has fixed a "glitch" that's been disrupting high-speed Internet customers across half of California since Thursday. SBC was having problems with a server that...
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Investor Midday: Wall Street hiccups on jobs data
Wall Street seemed to pause during morning trading Friday as investors waited for employment data from the government and then took their time to ponder it. At midday, after dipping sharply, the...
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Hiccups for DoCoMo on the path to 3G
There are growing signs that Japanese phone giant NTT DoCoMo is encountering problems with its upcoming third-generation phone service.
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Four Net backbone servers shut down: Incident or hiccup?
Four of the 13 computers that manage global Internet traffic partially failed for a brief period Wednesday night due to a technical glitch. Users were unaffected because the problem was fixed...
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Server shutdown: Incident or hiccup?
Four of the 13 servers that run global Internet traffic failed for about an hour Wednesday. Was it a 'major incident' or just a 'hiccup'?
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Pfeiffer: Compaq troubles just a 'hiccup'
Downplays earnings drop -- describes Internet strategy as 'non-stop e-business.'
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