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D-Link DNS-343

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Twitter announces @Anywhere tool http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/it-strategy/2010/03/16/twitter-announces-anywhere-tool-40088318/

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How the butterfly botnet was broken (via ZDNetUK) - http://bit.ly/c6AV8K

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Sometimes I get sad. And then I dance in circles til I'm dizzy and I feel better. My cat doesn't want me but I'm good enough for ZDNet. That...

1 hour ago by Boobjob on UK copyright law to be changed 'without scrutiny'

Sometimes I get sad. And then I dance in circles til I'm dizzy and I feel better. Twitter doesn't want me but I'm good enough for ZDNet. That...

1 hour ago by Boobjob

"Watson noted that "the logical thing to do would be to remove the copyright changes from the bill and start again [with those changes] after the...

1 hour ago by CA on UK copyright law to be changed 'without scrutiny'

1 hour ago by meck on Mobile phones to be tested on Tube

I don't like it, it its like loading into a shoe box, if it got any more claustrophobic it would have its hands around your throat. I can't...

2 hours ago by CA on ZDNet UK: faster, smarter, still IT all the way

I don't like it, it its like loading into a shoe box, if it got any more claustrophobic it would have its hands around your throat. I can't...

2 hours ago by CA

Yes, we still have some problems with editing community stuff (last time I looked, edits didn't seem to go through, but did after far too long a...

2 hours ago by Rupert Goodwins on Welcome to the new ZDNet UK community!

Yes, we still have some problems with editing community stuff (last time I looked, edits didn't seem to go through, but did after far too long a...

2 hours ago by Rupert Goodwins

Your avatar is showing in the ZDNet Live box ;)

2 hours ago by stripyshirtguy on Welcome to the new ZDNet UK community!

Now its working, sort of. BTW my dog is upset that he's no longer my avatar. He wanted me to complain.

2 hours ago by Xwindowsjunkie on Welcome to the new ZDNet UK community!

Can't edit my profile, yet it reports it has been changed.

2 hours ago by Xwindowsjunkie on Welcome to the new ZDNet UK community!

Er did Mollett really say ennervated? that means the opposite of energised y'know..

3 hours ago by Subliminal on Rights holders vs digital rights activists - who wins?

Security Bullet In - ZDNet UK (blog) http://www.zdnet.co.uk/blogs/security-bullet-in-10000166/ via http://redir.is/isf

4 hours ago on Twitter by softwaredir

It would be good to know exactly how much negotiation is going on behind the scenes to get the bill sorted out before the election.

4 hours ago by Kazoo on Rights holders vs digital rights activists - who wins?

Well, let us know what sort of specific groups of articles you want to look for and we'll see if we can find a way for that to happen. No promises...

5 hours ago by Rupert Goodwins on ZDNet UK: faster, smarter, still IT all the way

And so the importance of code auditing is once again revealed. Bet that nobody will change the way they buy in IT as a result, though.

5 hours ago by Rupert Goodwins on IT security insiders rob casinos of £33,000

Hmmm. I'll reserve judgment at the moment. Looks pretty, but so far doesn't seem to easy to find specific groups of articles. Maybe I'll get used...

5 hours ago by Tezzer on ZDNet UK: faster, smarter, still IT all the way

Loving the new look #zdnetuk. Big pats on backs all round guys

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