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The Tipper Point Liberals Are the Agents of Censorship, Not Conservatives
Rush Limbaugh was attacked for attacking Sandra Fluke, and now Democrats are calling for the radio host to be censored. Yes, Rush used an ugly word, but so d...
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With past viruses, often called ransomware, a trip to your local computer store and $100 got you back online with your files in tact.
But the latest version called a Cryptolocker can permanently destroy every file, picture and email on your PC.
The owner of Pinellas Computers Ryan Malize says it's the nastiest virus he's seen. The Cryptolocker not only hijacks your computer and it's files, it threatens to destroy them if the user doesn't come up with $300.
But that's not what makes this virus a killer.
It locks down your computer with a random password only the hacker knows. Experts like Malize can repair your computer, but may not be able to recover files as they are encrypted.
And there are no guarantees that paying the $300 ransom will lead to the restoration of your documents, pictures and anything else in your user folder including emails.
The virus hits your computer through links contained in emails and rogue websites. Here is how you can protect yourself.
1) Install or update antivirus software
2) Schedule back ups so if a virus does hit you don't lose everything.
3) Put children and others on limited user or guest accounts which helps to lock down your computer.
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Following criticism from users, the company says it will add features like customized toolbars and shortcuts to updated versions of the free software over the next six months.
Apple CEO Tim Cook shows off Keynote, an iWork app.
Apple will add new features to its free version of iWork, following user complaints that many were missing in the software's latest release.
The company posted a notice on its site Wednesday that acknowledged the missing features, with a promise to incorporate them in upcoming releases over the next six months.
"In rewriting these applications, some features from iWork '09 were not available for the initial release," the post reads. "We plan to reintroduce some of these features in the next few releases and will continue to add brand-new features on an ongoing basis."
Apple announced free upgrades for its iWork and iLife software last month. But the freebie downloads upset some power users. With Pages -- Apple's word processing app-- for example, users missed the customizable toolbar, endnotes, and many templates.
Apple said it would be adding many features back in for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.
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