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May 1 2008

Initiate Blambot’s FREE font for May 2008…Autodestruct!!

preview autodestruct 20080501 200434 Initiate Blambots FREE font for May 2008...Autodestruct!!Nate Piekos of Blambot his posted his FREE Font and Pro Font for May 2008. Blambot offers a wealth of awesome well made fonts. It’s one of the few places where you download any of the free fonts and not put your machine in jeopardy. And, in fact, you will more likely make your Mac cooler.

This month’s free font, Autodestruct, was deisgned to be the perfect dialogue font for comics with speaking computers or androids but it could just as easily and appropriately be used for logos or titles! It comes with regular and bold in a myriad of font formats.

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Mar 17 2007

Reviewed…again…for 2007– Tom Bihn ID Messenger Bag

424650423 b7bf8984e8 m Reviewed...again...for 2007 Tom Bihn ID Messenger BagThe folks at Tom Bihn Bags (specifically, Mr. Tom Bihn himself) were not content to let development on their ID Messenger Bag stop once it was released back in 2003.

So, new for 2007, The ID Messenger Bag returns and we’ve taken it around the block a few times and we’re ready to tell you what we think. The review even includes the new Q-MA strap that won’t me made available until later this month. So read the review and get a sneak peek.

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Mar 13 2007

Apple posts iPhoto 6.0.6 Update. Protects from nasties in photocasts.

Apple posted an update to iPhoto today bringing the digital photo management software up to version 6.0.6. Software Update is a bit tight lipped about what the update offers, giving a trite…

This update to iPhoto addresses issues associated with EXIF data compatibility and Photocasting.

Digging a little deeper to the related support document, we read…

Impact: Subscribing to a maliciously-crafted photocast may lead to arbitrary code execution

Description: A format string vulnerability exists in iPhoto. By enticing a user to subscribe to a maliciously-crafted photocast, a remote attacker can trigger the vulnerability which may lead to arbitrary code execution. This has been described on the Month of Apple Bugs web site (MOAB-04-01-2007). This update addresses the issue by performing additional validation while handling photocast subscriptions. Credit to Kevin Finisterre of DigitalMunition for reporting this issue.

Evidently, the new update protects iPhoto users from being taken over by a malicious photographic “nasty-cast.” Stay safe, kids–update and don’t subscribe to the photocasts of strangers.
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