Putting off that Windows XP service pack update could finally catch up with you in a couple of weeks.

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Tags: deadline, Microsoft, security, SP2, SP3, update, XP

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While he’s lost his lucrative jobs with AT&T and Accenture, Tiger Woods is hanging on to at least one endorsement deal:

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Tags: Accenture, AT&T, Brit Hume, Electronic Arts, game, golf, online, Tiger Woods, video

It’s no surprise to folks who spend a lot of time on the site that much of what’s on Twitter is, well, junk. Or, in the words of one group of Web analysts, “pointless babble.”

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Tags: content, Pear Analytics, study, Twitter

Seen any change in your paycheck since 2009 began? Probably not, but that’s not news to the folks at Yoh, an IT staffing agency that tracks how much — or little — techs make.

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Tags: data, employment, index, survey, technology wages, Yoh

The latest terror warning comes not from the Middle East or Southeast Asian archipelago but from one of our domestic government agencies:

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Tags: communiations, President Obama, Secret Service, White House

There’s a lot to be said for protecting your company against external threats, but many times it’s those inside the company who can do the most damage.

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Tags: California Water Services Co., electronic key card, insider, theft, wire transfer

Were you waiting breathlessly for the debut of the Palm Pre? Nah, me neither.

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Tags: Apple, Mac, Palm Pre, smartphone, Sprint

If you’re having trouble getting your message across by either snail mail or e-mail, try another method that gets attention nearly all the time:

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Tags: e-mail, response rate, text message

The ongoing debate about H-1B visa’s is being fueled by the current recession and ongoing layoffs, especially in technology industry layoffs. And the noose tightened a bit on hiring workers from overseas

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Tags: amendment, employers, H-1B visa, hiring, IT, overseas, senate, wages, workers