iTunes 11.0.5 is out.
“This update corrects an issue with iTunes in the Cloud, where some purchases may download or play unexpected items”
Download
Download 64-bit
Be sure to see:
Ed Bott – The unofficial guide to installing iTunes 10 without bloatware
Random Friday Stuff
Microsoft really wants you to buy Windows 8. Like now:
“Since a security update will never become available for Windows XP to address these vulnerabilities, Windows XP will essentially have a “zero day” vulnerability forever.” Source
“Windows XP is 21 times more likely to be infected with malware than Windows 8.”
and
“Windows 7 is 6 times more likely to be infected with malware than Windows 8.”
and
“Protection against threats begins with modern software and hardware with the latest operating system.”
Source download infographic here.
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hehe…. HaHaHaHa… If Windows Were Houses (credit to a WW-TwiTV watcher) :rotfl:
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$410 motherboard anyone? No? Me either.
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Jobs the movie is getting absolutely pummeled on Rotten Tomatoes. My favorite quotes from critics.
“When a movie presents its subject as a messiah of intuitive design who insisted that corners never be cut and compromises never struck, it should at least attempt to emulate such exacting standards.” Susan Wloszczyna
“Two movies seem to be wrestling for control [here]. One is a poor man’s Social Network that depicts Jobs as a brilliant, antisocial jerk; the other is an embarrassing piece of hagiography that treats Jobs like a messiah.” Ben Sachs
“You either already know all this about Jobs – because you were a true believer in him as The One True Tech God – or you don’t because you don’t care.” Marshall Fine
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So I was going through some very old backups and came across this:
The final version of the first logo I made for this site June 06, 2002

Hope you all have a safe and happy weekend!
Agomo, New From The Makers Of CCleaner
Microsoft Punk’d By Google?
Over at Twitter, Tweeters are Tweeting their indignation at Google rejecting the Windows Phone YouTube app.
I think Google is just messing with them.
Adblock Plus For Internet Explorer Released
Adblock Plus 1.0 for Internet Explorer released
Some limitations but a good start.
Download (open link in IE)
Time To Run Windows Update
Got Windows? You’ve got updates!
Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for August 2013
WTF? Ads Come To Microsoft Download Center
I’ve been visiting the Microsoft Download Center since, well ever since it existed. I can’t believe what I saw today. Ads. Are you freakin’ kidding me?
Tacky, tacky, tacky.
[Read more…] about WTF? Ads Come To Microsoft Download Center
Basic Browser Security – Passwords
This article is about protecting your browser passwords. It covers; Password protecting the browser, 2 factor authentication, and password managers. [Read more…] about Basic Browser Security – Passwords
Basic Browser Security – Private Browsing
This article covers private browsing for Windows, Linux, and mobile platforms.
Private Browsing
(Also called Privacy mode, InPrivate browsing, Incognito mode.)
Basically when using private browsing most of the stuff usually stored on your computer by the browser no longer is. Among other things this includes cookies, history, and passwords. The security advantage of this is obvious (less stored information = less chance information is compromised). This browsing mode is not only useful on public machines but also shared computers at home and on mobile devices. [Read more…] about Basic Browser Security – Private Browsing
AIMP v3.51
AIMP turns 7 today. HaPpY BiRtHdAy! [Read more…] about AIMP v3.51
