Banking customers beware

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Sun Micro Aims to Woo Banking Customers

Sun Micro Aims to Woo Banking Customers 09/20/2004 09:17 PM
Boston Globe Sep 21 2004 1:15AM GMT

Online banking is clicking with more
customers

Online banking is clicking with more
customers 06/17/2004 05:29 AM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Thu Jun 17, 07:14 am GMT

Sun Micro Aims to Woo Banking Customers
(Reuters)

Sun Micro Aims to Woo Banking Customers
(Reuters) 09/20/2004 07:13 PM
Reuters - Sun Microsystems Inc. is staging its first press and customer event in New York on Tuesday in three years to roll out new products and woo customers in the banking industry, one of the network computer maker's most important markets.

Cashiers, not Internet, say Britain's
banking customers

Cashiers, not Internet, say Britain's
banking customers 11/07/2003 07:44 AM
Prosperity4 Nov 7 2003 7:17AM ET

Microsoft Vision for Banking Enables
Full-Service Customer View, Making
Retail Banking More Personal, Channels

Microsoft Vision for Banking Enables
Full-Service Customer View, Making
Retail Banking More Personal, Channels 11/18/2003 03:17 PM
XMLMania.com Nov 18 2003 2:19PM ET

Voipfone Package Builder Puts VoIP
Customers in Full Control of their
Telephone Service and Saves Customers
Money

Voipfone Package Builder Puts VoIP
Customers in Full Control of their
Telephone Service and Saves Customers
Money 06/05/2005 11:16 PM
Voipfone (http://www.voipfone.co.uk), the expanding London-based Internet Telephone provider of Voice over Internet (VoIP) services, today announces the launch of its Package Builder™ facility which allows customers to select the precise bundle of features they desire for their telephony usage.No more Plans. [PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]

Beware of IRA Rollovers!

Beware of IRA Rollovers! 09/01/2004 08:13 AM
Nathan Slaughter on when you should roll over and when you shouldn't.

Bugaboo, beware!

Bugaboo, beware! 08/09/2004 07:59 AM
Come this October, the Bugaboo Frog won't be the only designer stroller option for hip (and wealthy) parents. Meet the new stroller on the block: The $750 alien-like Stokke Xplory.

Tritons beware

Tritons beware 05/07/2004 06:19 AM
USA Today May 7 2004 10:26AM GMT

Beware of Strangers

Beware of Strangers 01/22/2004 03:09 AM
If they don't come back, it is not possible to have a two way conversation, is it? ...

US-CERT: Beware of IE

US-CERT: Beware of IE 06/29/2004 01:38 PM
Internet News Jun 29 2004 4:58PM GMT

Beware the new geek

Beware the new geek 05/06/2004 11:11 PM
Sunday Times South Africa May 7 2004 3:33AM GMT

ETF Tip No. 2: Buyer Beware

ETF Tip No. 2: Buyer Beware 03/29/2005 03:02 PM
Some exchange-traded funds aren't for anyone.

Beware of 'Spider-Man 2'

Beware of 'Spider-Man 2' 07/28/2004 06:27 PM
Techzonez Jul 28 2004 11:13PM GMT

Beware September!

Beware September! 09/01/2004 05:22 PM
Plus, Bill Gates to upgrade fun, and Winn-Dixie's fortitude.

Beware the Habeas Joe Job

Beware the Habeas Joe Job 01/19/2004 12:53 PM
Spam attacks

Beware the Bargain

Beware the Bargain 09/18/2004 01:56 AM
Abcnews.go.com - Thu Sep 16, 11:01 am GMT

Beware More Bagles

Beware More Bagles 03/06/2004 02:07 AM
More variants of the Bagle virus are spreading.

Beware the "wild" salmon

Beware the "wild" salmon 04/12/2005 01:47 PM
This is really disturbing: the New York Times reports that Stores Say Wild Salmon, but Tests Say Farm Bred in several stores in New York City. Tests performed for The New York Times in March on salmon sold as wild by eight New York City stores, going for as much as $29 a pound, showed that the fish at six of the eight were farm raised. Farmed salmon, available year round, sells for $5 to $12 a pound in the city. Emphasis mine. Given the contaminants found in farmed salmon, this deceptive practice troubling for consumers trying to make informed healthy decisions. I used to eat a lot of salmon but have really dropped the amount I eat in the past few years. Now it's less than once a month whereas it used to be twice a week, if not more. It's too bad because I love salmon, but it's too difficult to determine its source, especially when suppliers appear to be lying.

Beware of toxic bl0gs

Beware of toxic bl0gs 04/14/2005 09:47 AM
Plan 9 from cyberspace

Let the 'BOA' Buyer Beware

Let the 'BOA' Buyer Beware 07/20/2004 09:36 AM
From the "You can't believe everything you read in blogs" department: If you've seen any rogue postings about a new Microsoft follow-on to SOA (code-named "BOA"), don't be fooled.

UK gov: beware the domain slammers

UK gov: beware the domain slammers 04/28/2004 10:26 AM
Warning to Small.biz

Citizens, beware of communists!

Citizens, beware of communists! 01/06/2005 05:49 PM
Bi ll Gates calls free culture advocates as 'modern-day communists'.

So, gosh, darned golly, so if I want to give the things I create to people for free, and I'd like others to be able to do the same, I'm a communist?

Now see what happens when kids stop believing in Santa Claus! They become cynical and jaded...

I mean - of course there's some value in defining intellectual property (what a dreadful word), but the current restrictions are becoming just silly, and the reasons why they should be enforced and extended even more are becoming thinner by the day. Look - everybody knows that copyright term is being extended because some corporations (like Disney) don't want to release their money-making pig (or a mouse) to the public domain just yet. It has nothing to do with protecting some lone artist somewhere, and we're essentially throwing the baby out with the bathwater (like the recent decision of Teosto to rip money from kids because they might be singing copyrighted tunes in the day care). At least the corporations should confess and come out and say that yeah, that's what they'd like - and let the techies and the lawyers and the artists and everybody actually work on a smart solution, instead of just trying to blindly kill everything that comes on their path.

I love Lessig's proposal of making copyright an issue of money: You get a certain flat time for free (like 50 years) and once your copyright nears expiration, you can renew it for a very small sum (like 1 dollar). This would release a lot of stuff in the public domain, while allowing the artists and the corporations to keep on things that are still making money (and to get rid of the things that don't). This is one solution. There are more. It's just a question of finding them.

(I just love the flag. Gotta have the flag. Via Boing Boing.)

Beware the Beast of Bodmin

Beware the Beast of Bodmin 11/10/2003 10:49 PM
The Beast of Bodmin. 'Photographs and even films had been taken of these beasts, but there has been little physical evidence to support the sightings. That was until recently when a 14-year-old boy discovered a skull with large fangs, in the River Fowey on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. '
'This is the story of how The Natural History Museum tracked down this beast... '
More at the British Big Cats Society.

Beware of Rising Rates

Beware of Rising Rates 07/06/2004 09:53 AM
Rising interest rates can wreak havoc on credit card and other debt.

Beware the Thought Viper

Beware the Thought Viper 07/16/2004 01:49 AM
A gallery of inexplicable objects like a fridge magnet warning, a U-haul truck, a moist toilette, medicated cream, and many more. *Bonus Link* The same guy also has a review of the steaming pile of movie known as Gymkata.

Office, Beware -- Here Comes Workplace

Office, Beware -- Here Comes Workplace 05/10/2004 03:05 AM
Business Week May 10 2004 6:44AM GMT

Beware clashing Evil

Beware clashing Evil 04/29/2004 01:25 PM
GCC on x86 doesn't, by default, align functions on any sort of boundary. This can make for interesting fun if one assumes that it does. (Especially since -O2 and above do align the functions) -falign-functions=n would be the gcc switch you'd want if you had some reason to care. (where n means "on an n byte boundary") You probably shouldn't, but......

CompUSA shopper beware

CompUSA shopper beware 12/02/2003 12:45 AM
Seems CompUSA has changed it's return policy and is now charging a 15% re-stocking fee. I have not experienced this...

beware the ides of march

beware the ides of march 12/29/2003 09:15 PM
AP: "FBI Issues Alert Against Almanac Carriers" I know this is kind of a case of the media distorting the facts, but still...isn't it kind of nincompoopish of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (the FBI fer crissakes!) to name almanacs and maps as part of a possible preponderance of evidence? And in other news--because nobody ever said you can't crosspost in your own initial post--in the future, tragically hip film grad students will write thesis papers about this Stepford Wives trailer.

Banks: Beware your own staff

Banks: Beware your own staff 06/24/2005 08:29 PM

Beware of Brand Bias

Beware of Brand Bias 06/04/2004 12:37 PM
Is brand bias steering you toward the wrong investments and away from the right ones?

Beware of spies in the machine

Beware of spies in the machine 09/06/2004 09:42 PM
Computer Weekly Sep 7 2004 1:11AM GMT

PayPal Users Beware

PayPal Users Beware 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

Beware of 'Spider-Man 2' for the PC
(Reuters)

Beware of 'Spider-Man 2' for the PC
(Reuters) 08/01/2004 01:11 PM
Reuters - Spider-Man has been accused of a lot of shady things, mostly by skinflint newspaper publisher J. Jonah Jameson. But who would have thought the action hero would be caught up in a controversy over his computer game?

Gartner: Beware of Mac OS spyware

Gartner: Beware of Mac OS spyware 03/29/2005 09:32 AM
ZDNet Mar 29 2005 1:50PM GMT

Google's IPO: Buyer, Beware

Google's IPO: Buyer, Beware 08/01/2004 04:59 PM
Time Aug 1 2004 9:19PM GMT

Beware of Redemption Fees

Beware of Redemption Fees 07/29/2004 09:57 AM
There's an almost-reasonable fee funds charge, but don't get caught by it.

Beware Those Evil 3G Phones

Beware Those Evil 3G Phones 06/16/2004 09:11 PM
Last month, we wrote about NCH's incredi bly biased survey saying that parents were afraid 3G phones would be used by pedophiles. When you looked at the way the questions were worded, it's no surprise they got the results they did. However, politicians seem to be taking the study seriously. Over in Ireland, they now want to create a national registry of anyone who dares to buy a 3G mobile phone just in case they turn out to be a child pornographer. They admit that those darn GPRS/2.5G phones are a lost cause -- even though many of them have cameras and can do just as much, just at a slower speed. This is a typical political response to a problem. Someone puts out a study that gets whips up people into a frenzy about an issue, and so they come up with some sort of law that makes it look as if they're concerned about the problem. Instead, what we have is a problem that doesn't necessarily exist (certainly, pedophiles could end up using 3G phones, but they can also use the internet, or a regular camera or whatever) and put together a solution that will be expensive, but won't actually do anything to deal with the elements of the problem. As the article points out, someone who intends to use the phone for such purposes will simply give false info, or borrow someone else's phone. The only people this will really impact are tax payers who will have to pay to implement this registry.
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