Nicole_luvzya

Google is moving into instant messaging.

* Choice: Get in touch how and when you want to–over email, IM or a call

* Quality: Talk through your computer but hear your friends as if they were in the same room

* Convenience: Your Gmail contacts are pre-loaded into Google Talk so inviting or talking to your friends is just a click away

Google Talk is in beta and requires a Gmail username and password. (if you want a invite to gmail email me re. invite

From what I see it looks nice, the interface is google like (very simple).

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I've set up a donations here.
don't feel as if you have to, I've only done it just to see if it works.
If you can send me a donation it will be great.

If you're like me you have 100's of passwords for 100's of sites,
I've found this cool little app that'll work on a CD, Floppy (who uses them) or USB flash key.
Now I never leave home without my MP3 players, I have a Zen and a USB Flash mp3 player. I use the Flash one more for jogging and keeping doc on it, now I can keep all my passwords on it.
You need a password to get in to it, but after that you can store all your sites, passwords and user names and never forget them.

Now because you can install it on the USB flash you don't need it on every PC you use, just say that you want to use a school computer to check you treehouse mail, but the password is hard to remember because you don't want you floks reading it, well install Keepass on the flash and they'll never know that password.

You can download it from HERE

Hope you enjoy it

From now on I'm going to start helping TWiT out by informing people when it's on the air and giving out the link to the Torrant file.

Download TwiT0016

Show Notes/Topics:

• Patrick's been at Defcon 13, the hacker convention in Las Vegas.
• Looks like Team PAD set a record for an unamplified WiFi link: 125 miles! Read all about it on Wi-Fi Toys.
• Steve's been playing with OpenWRT
• Is a Pringles cantenna an illegal device? The Sacramento High-Tech Crimes Task Force seems to think so.
• Someone better tell Cantenna.com
• Patrick says Yuban cans work better anyway.
• Hermosa Beach provides free wireless access, but the Feds are trying to make that kind of thing illegal.
• Dvorak is looking for a safecracker - he's got some "gems" he needs to access.
• We cover the saga of Michael Lynn and the Cisco IOS exploit lecture at Black Hat.
• Steve explains that the exploit is pretty difficult anyway.
• Patch your routers anyway, folks.
• We're waiting for Yoshi to tell us whether to install the Sony PSP 2.0 firmware.
• Buh bye Zodiac.
• Patrick reviews Beta 1 of Windows Vista. You can't store anything on the C: drive. That makes it more secure.
• And Leo says that's exactly why it won't ship that way: it will break too many programs.
• PC Mag has good coverage.
• We encourage the TWiT army to mobilize to fight the Broadband Investment and Consumer Choice Act [PDF Version] and support S. 1294, the Community Broadband Act of 2005.
• HP drops the iPod. Who's going to break Apple's monopoly on the protable music player?
• Apple has the best design (thanks Jonathan Ives) and the best UI.
• Prager likes the mobiBLU DAH-1500! ...24mm square, 18 grams, 1GB MP3 player... has a display, too.
• Prager, Patrick, and Leo agree, Etymotics makes the best earbuds!
• Dvorak says don't max out the volume on your earbuds... we don't want you to damage your hearing.
• Headwize and Headroom both have great writeups on how to protect your hearing while you're using headphones.
• The problem with the space shuttle is that all the engineers who understand how to glue the pieces on are retired.
• Our sources say the iTunes Top 100 Podcast list is based on the number of new subscribers in the previous 24 hours. And we've heard that Apple is caching the top 200 podcasts.
• But what happened to Violet Blue's podcast? Did Apple supress it because it was so explicit?
• Dvorak bemoans the success of Ebert and Roper but Leo says Skepticality deserves its success.
• Check out the Podscope.com podcast audio search. It works pretty well if you stick to dictionary words. (A tip of the hat to Doug Kaye of the incredible IT Conversations - the world's best tech podcasts - for that tip.)
• The Wall St. Journal even has a podcast.
• We offer Walt Mosberg $25 to join us on TWiT.
• Who is the most powerful tech journalist in the world? Dvorak says no one cares.
• The boys at Flexilis read an RFID tag at 69 feet! Check Patrick's article in Extreme RFID.
• Dvorak says just buy a lead wallet.
• Systm episode 3 is out now! And a new thebroken is in the works along with another show.
• We're close to a venue for our live shows - check out Cafe Amsterdam in Fairfax. We're also talking with the Marin Brewing Company. Check out the web sites and cast your vote for your favorite.

I'll also be adding a Winamp Lyrics .txt file with the lyrics on topic rundowns highlighted.
It will be safe of all Virus's.
(Posted Later)
Download TwiT0016

Just saw a post in a forum about IE vs Firefox and I've gotta tell you unless you have to use windows update there isn't a need for IE at all.

I still can't believe there are people out there who use IE for their everyday use, not only is Firefox safer, it has so many cool features.

Once you use it and get used to Tab browsing, "Ctrl - click on link" opens new tab, you'll never go back.
There are still some sites that it's not too good with about from windows update, but those sites are coming around.
The password manger is good, it has a great built in pop-up blocker, the add-ons are great and there are so many.

Kate kicked out
I can't believe this, my favoirte housemate in Big Brother 05 was kicked out last night.

It's all because during the week she said that "seeing 2 men kiss is a turn off"

It seems the assholes are at it again, Lodon was rocked by what seems like a nail bomb.

LONDON - Two weeks after suicide attacks on subway stations and a bus, police evacuated three subway stations and a bus after reports of smoke and an explosion Thursday. Police said one person was hurt but it was not a "major incident."

The bus operator said the windows of the double-decker bus were blown out.

Police announced they were sending emergency teams to the Warren Street, Shepherds Bush and Oval stations after reports at lunch time of unspecified incidents. One witness told Sky TV that another subway passenger told him a backpack exploded at the Warren Street station and there were reports of smoke.

Prime Minister Tony Blair canceled his afternoon appointments as the developments unfolded.

More than an hour after the reports, Metropolitan Police said they were not treating it as a major incident on a par with the July 7 attacks the killed 56 people, including four suicide bombers.

However, the incidents were hauntingly similar to the blasts two weeks ago, which involved explosions at three Underground stations simultaneously — quickly followed by a blast on a bus. Those bombings, during the morning rush hour, also occurred in the center of London, hitting the Underground railway from various directions.

Thursday's incidents, however, were more geographically spread out.

London Ambulance said it was called to the Oval station at 12:38 p.m. and Warren Street at 12:45 p.m. The July 7 attacks began at 8:51 a.m."

Posted by Nicole at 11:27 PM ~