Dennis Fisher and Ryan Naraine discuss the security bits of the Google Chromium OS, Microsoft finding a flaw in Google Chrome Frame, the Adobe Flash controversy and the ridiculous end to the France v. Ireland World Cup qualifier.
Dennis Fisher and Ryan Naraine discuss the security bits of the Google Chromium OS, Microsoft finding a flaw in Google Chrome Frame, the Adobe Flash controversy and the ridiculous end to the France v. Ireland World Cup qualifier.
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