Blizzard’s suit against an independent open source software developer poses an interesting question about their business practices.

Newegg handles the case of an exploded CD

Force takes a tour around town and scours the area for technology that’s used in everyday life; some in obvious places, while some in not-so-obvious places.

There’s been a flurry of activity directed at Microsoft this week with the release of the new name for the newest version for Windows, scheduled to be released sometime in late 2006 or early 2007. Here’s a brief look at some of the hysteria it has caused.

Welcome back! This is our third week for “Kudos & Calamities”, and kudos to you for taking 10 minutes out of your busy schedule to read this twaddle. No, seriously, if you’ve read this far, you’ve more then done your part. Really! You don’t need to read past here. I’m not kidding; it’s really not [...]

In the first edition of Kudos & Calamities, Force describes this new column in more detail, as well as uses an example of an IT mishap that he encountered. Small things sometimes make big differences – so be sure to check it out!

Have you ever wanted to know more about where Spyware came from, what is does, and how to protect yourself from it? We’ve got 18 pages of in-depth and incredibly interesting info on this stuff.

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If you are reading this, it’s a fair bet that you have a computer sitting in front of you, be it a PC, laptop or Mac.  You use it, and so it sits; fans whirring or water pumps humming.  The average user just leaves the machine alone and lets it do its thing.  It’s sometimes [...]

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Apply these tips and tricks to your Windows 2K/XP PC and get the most of your rig

A contribution from one of our forum members

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