Tools to Automate RapidShare Downloading for Free Users With No CAPTCHA
RapidShare CAPTCHA has always been hacked no matter how tough they made it. Usually whenever RapidShare updates their CAPTCHA, it only took a few days for third party download tools to auto recognize it. One of the toughest CAPTCHA was with cats and dogs in them and it took 3-4 weeks to be cracked. A few days after the cats and dogs CAPTCHA has been cracked, RapidShare installed a new CAPTCHA system called TEABAG_3D.
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8.7.2008 Wow! Windows Vista!
I finally got my hands on the finished product. Experiencing Windows Vista Home Premium and Windows Vista Ultimate, I was so excited I had to call in my family to show them the cool new features available right from the desktop.
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19.1.2007 The Vista wow becomes a whisper
I wasn’t a big fan of the “Wow” campaign around Windows Vista. But its newest incarnation — “100 Reasons Why Everyone’s So Speechless” — might be even worse.
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22.10.2007 Can There Be Wow in Vista Marketing?
Yesterday's Microsoft marketing bravado is just too funny. So now, 17 months after general availability, Microsoft will promote Windows Vista? Get a life.
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10.7.2008 Vista and Office: The WOW Starts Now!
It's official! The consumer release of Windows Vista and Office 2007 will be celebrated in New York on January 29 at a launch event the software giant has dubbed "The WOW starts now."
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4.1.2007 Microsoft on the Windows Vista Wow: Were Sorry! And the Autopsy
Back on November 30, 2006, Microsoft's Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer launched Windows Vista to businesses at the NASDAQ headquarters in New York.
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7.10.2007 Vista SP1 to Cure the Vista RTM Wow Hangover
When Windows Vista was unleashed in January 31, 2008, Microsoft was promising performance, security, innovation, all wrapped up under an umbrella of a Wow user experience.
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11.4.2008 Novell Client for Windows Vista
The Novell® Client™ for Windows Vista* provides Windows connectivity to NetWare® and OES Linux servers.
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22.8.2007 The eXPerience XP SP3... The Wow Vista SP1... and the Seventh Windows 7
Windows XP (Service Pack 3 imminent), Windows Vista (Service Pack 1 just around the corner) and Windows 7, still on the distant horizon, but at the same time becoming increasingly palpable...
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26.1.2008 Windows Vista Patch for DNS client
Microsoft just released a Windows Vista Patch.
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28.2.2007 Wow Starts January 29: Microsoft Sets Vista Consumer Launch
Microsoft will officially launch Windows Vista and Office 2007 for consumers at a special event in Times Square in New York City on January 29 called "Wow Starts Now."
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25.12.2006 Forget Vista. Long live Longhorn client!
Should old, abandonned operating systems just fade away? Or is there some way to breathe new life into them – without running afoul of the copyright police?
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27.10.2006 Ballmer Dispels Notion of Vista as Last Client OS
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer today attempted to end rumors that Windows Vista will be the last Windows client operating system, claiming that Microsoft has "plenty more where that came from" at a press event to mark the consumer launch of the new OS and Office 2007 in New York.
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30.1.2007 Mac OS X and Linux Left Scrambling for Wow Crumbs in the Windows Vista Dust
Microsoft is celebrating a veritable Windows Vista feast, while Mac OS X and Linux are left scrambling for Wow crumbs.
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2.11.2007 Windows Vista Client Monitoring Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007
The Windows Vista Client Monitoring Management Pack is built on the Windows Diagnostics Infrastructure in Windows Vista that detects, diagnoses and tries to resolve hardware and software problems.
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12.5.2007 Windows Vista Wow! Forget about Vista SP1, XP SP3 and Windows 7!
That's it, forget about Windows XP Service Pack 3, about Windows 7, the next iteration of Windows and even about Windows Vista Service Pack 1.
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1.2.2008 WoW for Free!
Are you tired of paying $14.99 a month for a game you already bought? If so check out this great site for a list of the best FREE World of Warcraft servers and their current statuses.
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World of Warcraft WoW Edition Free Download
Addicted to Peggle Extreme that available for free on Steam? PopCap Games
, the developer of Peggle series of casual action video game, has teamed up with Blizzard Entertainment, the developer of World of Warcraft (WoW), to release a special Peggle: World of Warcraft Edition, available for free download at no cost.
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19.7.2009 FileZilla Client 3.0.9.1
FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTPS and SFTP client with lots of useful features and an intuitive interface.
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12.4.2008 Windows 7 Client Updates
Microsoft released several updates for Windows 7 Client.
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26.2.2009 qube - q3 Web Search Client
qube - abbreviated as q3, is the next generation, websearch client for instant, single-click access to information from the collective index of traditional search engines.
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Under the Windows 5270 Client and Server Hoods
Announced December 19, Microsoft's latest CTP (Community Technology Preview) release of Windows Vista, Build 5270, includes a variety of improvements to security, performance, and the user interface. It also includes updated versions of some of the applications that will ship with the operating system. We took this latest pre-release version of Vista for a test drive in our labs and were generally impressed with its stability, responsiveness, and polish.
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25.12.2005 Microsoft Building New Free Mail Client
Internet Explorer isn't the only application to enjoy a resurgence in Windows Vista -- Microsoft is readying a new desktop e-mail client that will be integrated into Windows Live and eventually replace Outlook Express. Dubbed Windows Live Mail Desktop, the product is currently in beta testing.
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11.3.2006 Microsoft Firewall Client for ISA Server
As an ISA Server administrator, you can deploy the Firewall Client software on the client computers in your corporate network.
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17.9.2006 How to Install Microsoft Telnet Client on Windows 7
If you have been fan of traditional Microsoft Telnet client then you will be surprised to see that traditional Telnet Client is not available in Windows Vista & 7 by default and you have to manually install Telnet Client to use Telnet from command prompt.
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17.7.2009 Description of the Wireless Client Update for Windows XP with Service Pack 2
This article describes the Wireless Client Update for 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2.
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18.10.2006 MS denies Rumor: undecided on last 32-bit Windows Client
Bill Laing, a General Manager in the Microsoft Windows Server Division, has been quoted as saying that Windows Server 2008 will be the last 32-bit operating system.
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18.5.2007 Microsoft earnings hit target; client, business divisions shine
Microsoft’s fiscal fourth quarter earnings hit their targets courtesy of a Vista and Office 2007 boost.
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20.7.2007 Windows 7 RTM Changes Disable DirectX Client-side Rendering over RDP 7
Changes implemented post-RC and ahead of the release to manufacturing deadline of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 have stripped away the DirectX client-side rendering over RDP 7 from the operating systems, Microsoft has informed.
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22.6.2009 How to Install Vista Language Packs MUI on all versions of Vista + video tutorial
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, and Vista Business versions of the Microsoft licensing restrictions can only preserve a language!
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23.9.2008Can There Be 'Wow' in Vista Marketing?
Yesterday's Microsoft marketing bravado is just too funny. So now, 17 months after general availability, Microsoft will promote Windows Vista? Get
a life. The big talk and promises came from Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference, in Houston, where Brad Brooks fessed up about Vista
marketing mistakes and promised there would be response to Apple's "Get a Mac" ads. They say that confession is good for the corporate soul. I
say that it's not good enough.
Microsoft should never have abandoned the original "Wow" Windows Vista marketing campaign. It brought
new meaning to the term "marketing blitz." The campaign flashed by before anybody could blink and say, "Wow." Even if Microsoft executives loathed
the ads, better to keep them than have nothing. I remain convinced that the Vista marketing campaign could have been very effective. The TV
commercials were aspirational, potentially creating positive feelings about the then-mysterious Windows Vista.
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10.07.2008Wow! Windows Vista!
Columnist Joli Ballew shares
her excitement over the new
interface, graphics,
applications, and features in
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19.01.2007The Vista wow becomes a whisper
I wasn’t
a big fan of the “Wow” campaign around Windows Vista. But its
newest incarnation
“100
Reasons Why Everyone’s So Speechless” might be even worse.
The new site lists 100 reasons users should take a
closer look at Windows Vista. No. 1 is “It makes using your PC a breeze.” No. 100 is “Because your network is the backbone of your
business (Network Diagnostics and Troubleshooting).”
Seeing Windows Vista for the first time may leave you searching for words.
Many people just say ‘Wow.’ Here are 100 reasons why,” the site says.
When Microsoft launched Windows Vista in
January, execs knew they needed a succinct way to explain why users should upgrade to the new OS. Not a list of 50 reasons. But something that would
roll off the tongue of salesclerks and PC makers in a 30-second pitch.
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22.10.2007Web Downloads: Build Smarter ASP.NET File Downloading Into Your Web Applications
In this article, Joe Stagner
presents some solutions for
downloading files from ASP.NET
sites so your users will have
a fast, secure, and error-free
downloading experience...
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13.10.2006Vista and Office: The WOW Starts Now!
It's official! The consumer
release of Windows Vista and
Office 2007 will be celebrated
in New York on January 29 at a
launch event the software
giant has dubbed "The WOW
starts now." The invitation
to "The "WOW starts now"
event includes a note signed
by Microsoft chairman Bill
Gates, in which he says that,
"on January 29th, Microsoft
will celebrate the launch of
two amazing products that
represent the culmination of a
tremendous team effort."
Attendees will be
treated to a celebratory lunch
at Manhattan's famous
Cipriani restaurant, followed
by the actual launch event at
the Nokia Theatre in Times
Square later in the day.
Gates goes on to say
that millions of
people--Microsoft employees,
developers, customers,
bloggers, families, media, the
entire industry--"have come
together like never before and
added their own individual
imprints to help make Windows
Vista and 2007 Microsoft
Office system the most tested
products in Microsoft
history."
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04.01.2007Illegal downloading on downward track among US youth: survey
Illegal downloading of
songs, software and other
copyrighted materials from the
Internet among US youth has
dropped sharply in the past
three years, a survey showed
Tuesday.
The
Business Software Alliance
said its survey showed the
percentage of young people
between the ages of eight and
18 who acknowledged illegal
downloads of software, music,
movies or games fell from 60
percent in 2004 to 36 percent
in 2007. In 2006 the figure
was 43 percent.
The
survey found the reasons for
not making illegal copies was
fear of accidentally
downloading a computer virus
(62 percent), getting into
legal trouble (52 percent) and
downloading spyware (51
percent)...
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22.05.2007New Vista Slogan for CES
It's not surprising Microsoft
will be touting Windows Vista
at the upcoming Consumer
Electronics Show (CES) in Las
Vegas. But the slogan the
company has chosen to tout its
new version of Windows may
catch some off-guard.
There will be an entire
Vista pavillion outside the
main convention center,
dedicated to showing off Vista
and new Vista machines.
Additionally,
according to a couple of
sources, Microsoft is using as
a key component of its Vista
marketing material the phrase:
"WOW!" "When you
see it, you'll say
it."
Supposedly, we'll all see a
lot of that message over the
next week on banners all over
Vegas.
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04.01.2007MPAA Sues Grandfather for
$600,000
The Motion Picture Association
of America sued a Wisconsin
grandfather on Tuesday for
allegedly downloading several
movies to his home computer.
However, there's one small
problem with the case: the man
doesn't like to watch movies,
nor does he have any intention
of downloading them...
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03.11.2005Study: EU Kids Ignore Risks of MP3 Sharing
A European Commission study
has found that children in the
EU know that downloading
pirated music is illegal,
however they justify it with a
wide variety of excuses. Among
the most popular were that
everyone was doing it;
downloads were for their use
only; and that CDs and DVDs
are too costly. Many didn't
believe that downloading harms
the artist at all.
The threat of legal
repercussions is not what is
stopping many from downloading
pirated MP3s. In fact, many
cited the risk of infecting
their computers with a virus
as a bigger deterrent. Almost
all polled said they also
planned to continue
downloading music.
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13.08.2007Want to try out the Linux NAP Client?
Jeff Sigman: NAP Partner
Avenda Systems Inc. just let us know that they
are now offering an śEvaluation Beta 1 Releaseť from their website. WOW! Cool!
Please feel free to grab it and send feedback
directly to Avenda. Details are
here.
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04.12.2007Microsoft Secure Content Downloader July 2007 CTP Available
The Microsoft Secure Content
Downloader (MSCD) is a
peer-assisted download manager
capable of securely
downloading specific files.
MSCD is intended for consumers
who are downloading from a
home PC, or business users
whose computers are not behind
a corporate firewall. If you
use MSCD from behind a
corporate firewall, you may be
unable to download content,
and may adversely affect other
clients' ability to download
content.
Main
features of the MSCD are:
- Secure content
description
- Each
file available for download
has a secure description,
ensuring the content you
download is exactly what the
publisher
published.
- Scalable
performance
- MCSD
is a peer-assisted technology.
Each client downloads content
by exchanging parts of the
file theyre interested in with
other clients, in addition to
downloading parts from the
server.
- No matter
how great the internets demand
for the file, you will always
be able to make progress
downloading.
- MSCD
lets you download content more
quickly than possible without
peer
assistance.
This version
of MSCD is a Community
Technology Preview, and will
only allow you to obtain
current Visual Studio 2008
Beta 2. Since it is a
Community Technology Preview,
additional information related
to MSCDs performance and
network transactions --
including your machine name
and IP addresses -- may be
logged to help evaluate and
improve MSCD performance.
The MSCD CTP is
scheduled to run for no more
than four weeks, expiring as
early as 23-August 2007. After
expiration the MSCD client
will not be able to download
content.
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27.07.2007BitTornado 0.3.18
BitTornado is a BitTorrent
client. It is the successor of
Shad0w's Experimental Client,
and is programmed by the same
person. Based on the original
BitTorrent client, the
interface is largely the same,
with added features such
as:
*
upload/download speed
limitation
* prioritised
downloading when downloading
batches (several files)
* detailed information about
connections to other peers
* UPnP Port Forwarding
(Universal Plug and Play)
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24.12.2006Microsoft Vista security impresses IT staffers hot for NAC
Microsoft's
network access control client in Vista and now in
Windows XP has a lot of IT executives excited, according to an informal poll of about 250 attendees of an Interop Las Vegas NAC seminar who are
actively considering deploying the access technology.
About a third of them say they would use the NAC support in the Microsoft
client software rather than pay more and deal with deploying and maintaining a client with more features that they have to pay extra for. Microsoft
calls its NAC technology Network Access Protection (NAP)
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29.04.2008Apparent IP routing vulnerability affects Vista, not XP
A change in the way the Windows client enables IP routes to be amended manually is the target of a potentially serious exploit for Vista users only,
that Microsoft may now have no choice but to address...
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24.11.2008What Went Wrong with Windows Vista?
December is the month for year-end reviews. We begin our first 2007 look back by offering 10 reasons why Vista failed to "WOW" consumers or
businesses. Make no mistake: Despite PR assertions otherwise, Windows Vista did not meet Microsoft expectations.
-Windows Vista
advertising ended almost as abruptly as it started
-Microsoft beat the drum a bit too loudly about the number of Vista licenses shipped
-Windows Ultimate Extras became a real dreamscape of empty promises
-Microsoft already is advancing plans for Vista-successor Windows
7
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07.12.2007Microsoft Building New Free
Mail Client
Internet Explorer isn't the
only application to enjoy a
resurgence in Windows Vista --
Microsoft is readying a new
desktop e-mail client that
will be integrated into
Windows Live and eventually
replace Outlook Express.
Dubbed Windows Live Mail
Desktop, the product is
currently in beta testing...
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11.03.2006Twitter with Friends Using the WPF Client Witty
Alan Le, from the company
Vertigo, has utilized the
Twitter
API and designed a WPF Twitter client called
Witty
that extends the Twitter experience into Windows Vista. If you recall, WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is built in to Windows Vista.
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27.12.2007Microsoft Marks the One-Year Anniversary of Windows Vista Worldwide Release
Since the worldwide release of Windows Vista one year ago today, people are doing more and getting more out of their Windows experience. From pictures
and videos, to games and family safety settings, users are finding out that they can do more with Windows Vista.
To get the full
picture of what the past year has brought for Windows Vista customers, PressPass gathered a group of people representing many different viewpoints:
Neil Charney, General Manager, Microsoft Windows Client; Robin Mason, a mom whose family participated in the “Life With Windows Vista”,
program (in which 50 ordinary families gave feedback for the development of Windows Vista); Jeff Price, Senior Director in the Windows Group at
Microsoft ; Richard Russell, Principal Development Manager in the Windows Client Performance Group; Austin Wilson, Director, Windows Client Security
Product Management; Kevin Unangst, Senior Global Director of Games for Windows; and Chen Shaopeng, Lenovo's Senior Vice-President and President of
Greater China Region.
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31.01.2008Windows 7 marketing initiative outlined
There’s great marketing campaigns, like
5.5 million views of a blender blending things on YouTube,
and then there was “
the wow starts now“. A job posting published
today looking for a marketing manager to be responsible for the Windows 7 marketing campaign gives us some insights into how Microsoft plans to pitch
the new kid of the block...
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22.01.2009IT Showcase: Optimizing Client Security by Using Windows Vista
Learn how Microsoft IT
deployed an early version of
Windows Vista to strengthen
the security of the data
network and data storage, and
to provide improved defenses
against the threats of
unauthorized access and
communications.
System
Requirements
- Supported
Operating Systems: Windows
Vista
IT Showcase Word
documents are best viewed in
Print Layout View (on the Menu
bar, select View|Print Layout)
within all versions of
Microsoft Word.
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