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TidBITS#675/07-Apr-03

Remember Glenn Fleishman’s bandwidth nightmare? It’s over now – read on for our look at the final bill and what Glenn learned in the process. Adam offers a look into our deliberations about our next generation content management system, and Matt Neuburg reviews his current favorite digital shoebox – Casady & Greene’s iData Pro X. In the news, Apple announces a slew of high-end digital video editing tools and SETI@home 3.08 closes a security hole.

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SETI@home 3.08 Security Fix

SETI@home 3.08 Security Fix -- The distributed computing project SETI@home has released version 3.08 of their client software to eliminate the possibility of a buffer overflow error in the networking code that could result in a security hole

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The Boy Who Cried Bandwidth

Two weeks ago, Adam told the story of our colleague Glenn Fleishman's potential bandwidth disaster, in which Glenn gave away a free PDF version of our book Real World Adobe GoLive 6 only to be faced with the possibility of excess bandwidth charges running as high as $15,000