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Submission + - Germany to build new maglev railway. (bbc.co.uk)

Submitted by

EWAdams

on Tuesday September 25, 2007 @10:44AM

EWAdams writes: "According to the BBC, the Bavarian state government has announced that it has signed an agreement with Deutsche Bahn, the German state railway system, and the Transrapid consortium, to provide a maglev railway between central Munich and its airport. The only other maglev in full operation at the moment is in Shanghai, again as a city-to-airport service. No completion date has been announced."

Submission + - Exodus: 8% of .EU Domains Drop

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Thursday May 03, 2007 @08:28AM

An anonymous reader writes: Hundreds of thousands of .EU domain names registered in the post-launch euphoria of April 2006 expired yesterday. As of today, just over 2.3 million .eu domain names are active. That's a massive drop of more than 8%.

http://www.dailydomainer.com/2007150-exodus-8-of-e u-domains-drop.html

Submission + - I'm not a spammer

Submitted by tfinniga on Wednesday April 18, 2007 @10:38AM

tfinniga writes: A spammer has recently started using my domain name as "From:" addresses when sending out spam. I'm worried about my domain being blacklisted, and I'm annoyed by the bounces — I'm getting about 1000 bounce messages a day. Unfortunately, I give out a different email address to each site I visit: slashdot@example.com, paypal@example.com, amazon@example.com, etc., and the spammer is using a different address for each mail, so simple address filtering doesn't work.

What is the best way of avoiding being put on a blacklist, and dealing with the flood of bounces?

Journal Journal: Thunderbird 2.0.0.0 is out

Journal by motumboe on Wednesday April 18, 2007 @08:27AM

Thunderbird 2 is out. Linux, Mac and Windows versions are availaible at Mozilla's FTP site.

Submission + - IT's Big Spenders in R&D

Submitted by TechEGrl on Wednesday April 18, 2007 @08:00AM

TechEGrl writes: R&D spending increased by 17 percent in 2006, according to a new report on CIO Insight that ranks the top 81 R&D spenders. The spending was mostly targeted at consumer rather than business products, though Microsoft — not surprisingly the biggest spender with an investment of $6.58 billion — did throw significant change at biz apps like the Vista operating system. Investment in Internet search was dominated by Google, which more than doubled its R&D spending in 2006 and far outpaced competitors like Yahoo and eBay.

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