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Has anyone been able to get this working on the 3.0 version? Every time I try to follow their KB article it never works, when I restart Apache my default page for this site changes to the default place holder for apache/cantos.

Am I just retarded and I’m missing something really simple or is the KB article wrong.?Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. I have tried this upgrade several different times  and Ireally need PHP 5 running in order to work on some projects and mt support people have for once been unable to assist me with this issue.  I always either have to roll the serveer back or delete my vhosts.conf file.  Grr . . .

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“Basically the RIAA wants all of the colleges to do their dirty work, saving them money and giving them more time to just find the ‘general area’ where these music pirates may be. Nebraska realizes the follies in this attempt and tries to get the RIAA to at least reimburse them, as the search was conducted with tax payers dollars…..”

LOL that is hilarious! It looks like the RIAA may finally get some flak from a university that is not willing to just roll over and do whatever they want for fear of getting a potential lawsuit. Do you have any thoughts on the RIAA’s tactic of threating entire universities? I’m against it myself but I am against all censorship and thingk all information should be free . . . but that is just me.

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“Time Inc. said on Monday that it will stop publishing LIFE, the iconic photography magazine that has been featured as a weekly newspaper insert since 2004.”

It looks like April 20th. is the last time you will ever be able to pick up a print copy of this magazine. I’ve grown up with Time LIFE and I never thought about it ending its preint run. It does appear that Time magazine will still continue its print runs. I guess the decline in people subscribing to newspapers has had an effect on the sales of LIFE. Do you read your news in print or online only, or both? I read all of mine via RSS if I can get it but I would like to see what others do.

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Apple Tiger security guide: “If you do enable the text to speech feature, use headphones to keep others from overhearing your computer.”

Attention paranoid security conscious OS X users, here is an ultimate guide to securing your Mac. I guess if it is good for the NSA it must be good for the average home user. This was a very geeky and yet interesting read but I don’t think I would use a lot of these for home use at least. Anyone have any thoughts on the state of Mac security?

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“Wii has been out for 17 weeks in the Americas, 2.37 million at a rate of 139,412 consoles per week on average. In Japan, Wii is estimated to be at 1.98 million in 15.5 weeks, an average of 132,000 per week and in Europe, Wii is estimated at 1.68 million, through 14.5 weeks, an average of 115,862 units per week. Well done to Wii across all regions!”

As a child of the 80’s and a huge Nintendo fan to boot all I have to say is WAY TO GO NINTENDO! I just have to ask one question . . . Where the hell is my Wii and why won’t someone donate me one?

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“The Al Ahli Group and Marvel Entertainment, Inc. announced today a partnership that will bring Marvel’s full library of Super Heroes – including Iron Man, The X-Men, Incredible Hulk, The Fantastic Four and Silver Surfer – to Dubai for a major new theme park destination. In other words, a Spider-Man rollercoaster is coming to the Middle East.”

And speaking of the middle East . . .

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“The opening of Hooters in Israel is part of the chain’s global expansion. Privately held Hooters said it planned to open 17 restaurants in Colombia, Dubai, Guam, New Zealand and India in the next two years.”

Wow I have to say I never saw this coming, how do you think the Middle East will react to this? I’m not sure myself, I just hope they don’t get bombed on opening day. ><

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“Maybe this is old news to some, but I just saw it for the first time. Apple.com gives a tutorial on using your ipod as a hard disk in order to move your music files from one computer to another. No extra software needed.”

Finally Apple admits that it is officially possible!

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