1. What about Safari for Windows? 2. So...Leopard was released less than four years ago, after Windows Vista came out in 2006, yet Apple can't be bothered to patch it?

Just to pile on: ninite.com.

His question is legit. Hey, everyone knew Bush's grades but no one cares about Obama's grades? (We only know learned that Gore got a "D" in natural science.) They dug into Jack Ryan's sealed divorce decree when he was running for Senate in Illinois but have no time to bother digging into our current president? The press is complete hypocrisy.

The headline does not say what the summary text says. The headline implies at no net filtering would ever be allowed, but the summary only says it cannot be required.

photogapher. Sorry, I'll pass on the trash, though I loved his appearance in the Priceline commercial.

The kids listen to Grooveshark, which has no commercials and no limits (of which I am aware). When is the hammer falling on it?

Yes, and the Research 2000 scandal is helping Kos' reputation even more! http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0710/39304.html

Mann gets millions from NSF and Penn State doesn't want that to stop. What a shock they exonerated him! Once again, the scientific community shows that when it all comes down to feasting on taxpayer money, they don't let the truth get in the way. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704541004575010931344004278.html?mod=rss_opinion_main

Flash pages on ESPN web sites were also timing out with "Please submit a crash report" message. I'll give credit to Mozilla for humping out a fix in a hurry.

To "Anonymous Coward": This is a .COM because most viruses can't infect a .COM file. I haven't used the portable version myself, but can attest to the regular version working well. http://www.technibble.com/superantispyware-portable-repair-tool-of-the-week/

He plays peek-a-boo with the passwords and then tries to play Lord God of the network, as if he answered to no one. This guys gives other sysadmins a bad name. He was a Class A jerk. Perhaps he got bad advice from someone, but odds are very high his arrogance brought him down. Nothing new - it happens in all venues (entertainment, sports, business, etc.). I also blame management for letting it get to this point. It should never have been to the point where only he knew the passwords. They should be reprimanded as well unless he unilaterally changed them without their knowledge. Then he definitely deserves to be punished. What a jerk.

First, you beat up Microsoft because their patch trashed machines that were *already* infected. Then you beat them up because they backed off on applying the patches to avoid trashing the machines. Get thee to SuperAntiSpyware and Anti-Malwarebytes and get your machine cleaned up before you complain.

* The update is voluntary. * They're doing a better job than they did with XP. * 32% of all counterfeit Win machines have malware. See http://www.winsupersite.com/win7/watu.asp or http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=1759&tag=col1;post-5242 for more information.

One vote for this because the Puffington Host is blocked at work but not the Boston Globe.

Our 3-yr old son Andrew has Down syndrome. He has gone out of the house several times before we realized it. His godmother has a 7-yr nephew who was once found a mile from his house by the police. Would I use it for my son's older brothers and sisters? Nope. However, it's something I have thought about for Andrew. I imagine Alzheimer's caretakers would be interested as well.