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Comment Re:How to Leave GoDaddy (Score 1) 353

by zoonix on Friday December 23, 2011 @09:32AM (#38470434) Attached to: GoDaddy Backs SOPA

I have over 200 domains on GoDaddy and have been avoiding moving them simply because it's too big a pain in the ass. This is completely unacceptable though. Hi ho hi ho, it's off to NameCheap I go...

Cisco, US DOJ Fire Another Salvo At Peter Adekeye 94

Posted by Soulskill on Monday August 08, 2011 @01:42PM from the when-in-doubt-double-down dept.

theodp writes "Citing the widespread practice of sharing passwords for expediency's sake, Cisco's Chief Security Officer proclaimed in 2007 that people 'need to be held accountable for their risk-taking,' noting that CEO John Chambers drives home the point that 'information security is everybody's responsibility' at Cisco. But instead of accepting responsibility after a Cisco employee provided his ID and password to ex-Cisco engineer Peter Alfred-Adekeye, the networking giant sic'ed the Feds on Adekeye, who was slapped with a five-count indictment by a Federal grand jury last week. Adekeye's crime, according to the Court filing, was using the login credentials the Cisco employee provided him with 'in excess of the specific use granted by the Cisco employee.' For his five downloads of different versions of Cisco IOS — four of which were launched within a 15-minute period in 2006 — the government is seeking a penalty of 5 years imprisonment for Adekeye, a $250K fine, and 3 years supervised release. It's the latest salvo fired in the war Cisco and US prosecutors have waged against Adekeye since he filed an antitrust suit against Cisco in December 2008."

Review of Adobe Creative Suite 5 204

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday April 12, 2010 @09:40AM from the draw-me-a-picture dept.

Barence writes "Adobe today updated its Creative Suite software to version 5, and PC Pro has an absolutely massive collection of reviews. Along with an overview of the entire suite, from Design to Web to Production bundles, every individual component gets the full in-depth treatment. It includes video demonstrations of Photoshop CS5's fabulous Content-Aware fill trick and new Puppet Warp function; a long-awaited step up to 64-bit for Premiere Pro CS5; and big updates to Dreamweaver CS5, After Effects CS5, and the rest."

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