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The Missing Link: Bad call -- cell phone ring stops the music
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Service packs vs. rollups: The fix is in
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Some Microsoft customers clamor for Windows service packs that cover every imaginable fix, but experts warn that they should be careful what they wish for. In end-of-life cases like Windows 2000 Server, a rollup may be all they need.
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Microsoft makes Giant antispyware purchase
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Redmond has acquired Giant Company Software Inc., the maker of a desktop tool to catch and remove insidious programs.
Symantec will buy Veritas for $13.5B
[Bloomberg]
It's now official: Pending regulatory approval, Symantec will acquire Veritas Software in a stock deal valued at $13.5 billion. The merger is being described as the second-largest ever for the software industry.
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Bad call -- cell phone ring stops the music
[Ananova]
Sometimes, something techie can be just plain tacky -- like a cutesy cell phone ring that sticks out like a sore thumb. When a cell phone rang during a classical music concert in Denmark, the conductor lost his composure (as opposed to losing his composer, who in this case was Ravel), stopped the music, waited for the ringing to stop and made the musicians start from the top. What he should have done was take the symphony to the
offending party's house, wait for the person to make a private call, then rev up the Ravel as "forte" as they could play. But then again, he didn't ask us.
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