Models from all over Southern California will take part in the Ms. Exxxotica Competition at the
ExxxoticaExpo, presented by
Hotmovies.com in Los Angeles.
A speaker at the recent Blackhat DC security conference, Jorge Luis Alvarez Medina of Core Security Technologies, demonstrated a previously undocumented method of remotely turning a Windows XP-based computer into a web server.
Production concepts revealing Microsoft's response to archrival Apple's iPad tablet, and Amazon's Kindle — known as "Courier" — have begun showing up on the Internet.
There's a breakthrough technology from Microsoft that is gaining momentum and which holds the promise of forming another link in the chain towards haptic Nirvana.
The American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA) has published an open letter to the U.S. Department of Justice, calling for the approval of the pending Microsoft-Yahoo! search deal, claiming that the move will enhance competition and be good for consumers.
Stockroom.com, Syren and Stormy Leather have announced that they will sponsor Q, the marketing executive who reigns as the current Ms. Southeast Leatherfest Bootblack, in the 10th Annual International Ms. Bootblack competition at the International Ms Leather (IMSL) Weekend May 1-4.
The long-awaited update to the Windows operating system — Microsoft Vista — has been found to have a plethora of flaws, including one flaw that makes it possible for an attacker to repeatedly disable a Microsoft Exchange mail server simply by sending the program an infected email message.
Before Shane’s World announces its official contract girl on June 3 at its 10th anniversary party, the company has named veteran pornstar Delilah Strong “Ms. College Invasion.” Strong signed a non exclusive contract with the reality studio to appear in every “College Invasion” title for the next year.
One of the most corrupt events now occurring in the computer industry is the attempt by Microsoft and SCO Corp. (Caldera International Inc.) to crush Linux and bully customers into fear, doubt and uncertainty. This has been attempted through a series of SCO lawsuits that claim portions of Linux are owned by SCO.
