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I have a new addition to the CyberDunks Hosted Sites. They are the Blue Springs Amateur Radio Club located online at http://www.bsarc.us

Here is their mission statement:

"Providing Radio Communications for Eastern Jackson County, MO

To serve amateur radio through serving the community, the club, and the region, with support in our expertise in two-way radio communications, To help our local law enforcement and public safety officials of the Blue Springs Police Dept. and the Central Jackson County Fire Protection District, and adjacent areas when fully staffed by our club, by providing storm spotting at our best of abilities, by formulating locations that would be best for severe weather watching. To help run communications in the lost child patrol for the Fall Fun Festival, and walking amongst the crowd as points the public can get in touch with us to start a sweep and communicate with the police which is also another way we help alleviate their duties. We are serving our community by the use of two repeaters our club run, one for 2m and one for 70cm, spreading our spectrum and abilities by use of multiple frequencies. As amateur radio operators, we are not limited to just those two frequency spectrums, as we can use direct communications using other bands as well. We are looking to furthering our future and our abilities to serve the public by assisting with our abilities, expertise, and knowledge, keep us in mind!"
--BSARC Website and Mission Statement

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Comcast is throttling bandwidth, capping connections. Some idiot sues Blizzard for banning his account. William talks about Trixbox, and OpNet.

Cracking Vista Activation:
The specific Registry key is named SkipRearm and is found in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SL. By default, the SkipRearm Registry value is 0, but changing it to 1 will allow the Rearm command to be run an indefinite number of times, thus extending the grace period.

Microsoft allows bypass of Vista activation

In this episode we mainly talk about our thoughts on the CPU's that are currently on the market. Matt, also keeps us informed with his progress on Windows Vista. I promise, there are no World of Warcraft Raids in this episode. I also promise that this file size is much smaller then prior episodes. I've switched to 64kb instead of 128kb audio. Also have been pushing out mono instead of stereo episodes the last few to make sure they are small.

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This is our first episode of Zacks Rant. Enjoy!
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In this episode Zack rants on about credit applications and the history of why we are in debt here in the US.

I recorded this with no notice at all so here it is.

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Special Thanks to co-worker Laura to bringing this to my attention as it broke on my day off.

Here is the full text of the article from Wal-Mart Facts.com

BENTONVILLE, Ark., Jan. 25, 2007 – Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. today announced it has entered into a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) regarding the manner in which the company calculates overtime pay. The agreement has been filed in federal district court and is subject to the court’s approval. In the past, Wal-Mart failed to include periodic bonuses and other earned income in determining some associates’ weekly average hourly pay rate, or “regular rate,” which is used to determine associates’ overtime pay. The company also calculated the regular rate on a biweekly rather than weekly basis and did not properly account for overtime involving some managers in training and other associates. The settlement includes no fines or penalties, and Wal-Mart has adopted measures to prevent these errors from occurring in the future.

Featuring:
Chris Duncan
Matt Heiser
William Puckhaber

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We get a really good background on hacking in this episode. William discusses his WoW raid, and Matt gives us a good preview of Vista.