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  1. Wikia Search Launches Alpha, Not Ready Yet

    Tech · Internet · · posted by ScuttleMonkey · from the release-early-and-often dept. · 107 comments
    babooo404 writes "Jimmy Wales' latest project, Search Wikia has launched into alpha this morning. Most reviews have been negative. The system is a 'social search' and uses the Nutch search algorithm. You can friend people along with creating profiles, and the system uses a Wikipedia-style format for 'mini articles.'"

  2. Adobe Quietly Monitoring Software Use?

    Yro · Privacy · · posted by Zonk · from the probably-not-that-big-a-deal dept. · 304 comments
    henrypijames writes "For months, users of Adobe Creative Suite 3 have been wondering why some of the applications regularly connect to what looks like a private IP address but is actually a public domain address belonging to the web analytics company Omniture. Now allegations of user spying are getting louder, prompting Adobe Photoshop product manager John Nack to respond, though many remain unsatisfied with his explanation."

  3. Adobe Quietly Monitoring Software Use?

    Yro · Privacy · · posted by Zonk · from the probably-not-that-big-a-deal dept. · 304 comments
    henrypijames writes "For months, users of Adobe Creative Suite 3 have been wondering why some of the applications regularly connect to what looks like a private IP address but is actually a public domain address belonging to the web analytics company Omniture. Now allegations of user spying are getting louder, prompting Adobe Photoshop product manager John Nack to respond, though many remain unsatisfied with his explanation."

  4. Walmart Rejects Firefox and Safari

    Internet · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the also-dalmations-have-spots dept. · 555 comments
    babooo404 writes "Last week, Walmart launched their online video download service. Immediately there were posts that the service did not work with the Firefox or Safari browsers. There was a collective, "WTF" when this happened as this is 2007, not 1997. Now it appears that reports are out that Walmart has completely turned off the ability to get into the application at all by Firefox, Safari or any other browser it does not like."