2006-07-31
Attacks where criminals hold kidnapped data for ransom are becoming more sophisticated. It’s only a matter of time before hackers have the upper hand.
In a typical ransomware attack, the criminal reaches into a compromised computer -victimized earlier by a worm or Trojan- and grabs a slew of files. He then encrypts those files, making them impossible for the owner to access them. Later, the attacker sends the victim an e-mail ransom demand for the encryption key that unlocks the frozen files.
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2006-07-30
Two weeks ago we were (again!) forced to cancel our bi-weekly Shanghai Rollerskating ride by night due to heavy rain, so please find hereafter the details fo the next session:
Wednesday, August 2nd:
What: We’re going to ride around Puxi by night, through small roads during one hour and half, staying in the downtown. No minimum level required 
We’ll wait the beginners and the pros can enjoy the speed ahead! Bikers and skateboarders are also welcome! (更多。。。- More…)
2006-07-27
All what you need in order to compare Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore & Bangkok!
People, quality of life, culture, cost of living are tackled with a everyday’s life point of view 
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2006-07-26
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July 27th, 9pm
Antidote 11: Consume @ C’s Bar
Featuring DJs: B6, AMNJK, MHP, Emcore, Ozone and a special guest. Music: Grunge Hop, Experimental Pop, PsychoMinimal, Wacked-Out Techno. Free entry, only 10rmb drinks and beers.
From 9pm-2am, July 27th at C’s Bar, 685 Dingxi Rd.
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July 28th, 9:30pm
Re-TROS @ TangHui Ba
Re-TROS (Re-establishing The Rights of Statues) are a post-punk band, formed in 2003, as the first electroclash band in China.
From 9:30pm. 50rmb. 85 Huating Road
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July 29th, 9pm
The Falling @ YuYinTang
The Falling, previously called Mermaid, is a Metal Core & Nu-thrash band from Beijing.
They will be at Yuyintang (Lane.200 No.100 LongCao Rd, 6436 0072) on July 29th, 9pm. Ticket: 30rmb, members 25rmb; Available at the entrance.
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2006-07-25
One month ago (crazy… already one month…), Sylvain, Ronan, Charles and me have decided to do a bike trip week-end from Xú Jiā Huì (徐家汇) to ChángXīng Island (长兴岛). It was Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th June.
For those who don’t know Shanghai, Xú Jiā Huì (1) is in the South-West part of the downtown. And ChángXīng Island (2) is in the Yangtze estuary (ChángJiāng kǒu - 长江口), i.e. on the North-East. (更多。。。- More…)
2006-07-18
Two weeks ago we were forced to cancel our bi-weekly Shanghai Rollerskating ride by night due to heavy rain, so please find hereafter the details fo the next session:
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2006-07-17
Shanghai’s local government proposes a really convenient new service:
you can now pay your bills online!
Ok lad, you’re going to tell me: "What the hell I’m going to do with online payment as I can pay my bills in the numberless 24/24 convenient store?"
3 benefits:
- some bills (such as telephone bills from China Tietong company) can only be paid in few convenient stores. So, you can avoid to go to these places.
- you know that if you don’t pay your bills before the date limit, you can’t pay it anymore in the convenient stores, but you’ve to go to the concerned company office to pay it overthere. In general, these offices are located in very far away remoted location (such as BaoShan). On this website, you can pay out-of-date bills!
- as -almost- everybody in China, you’ve a prepaid mobile phone subscription. It means that you have to go to some shop in the street, buy some prepaid card, call 13800138000, enter your telephone number and the PIN code of your voucher (and this process for each 100rmb card…). Now, it’s finished! You can recharge your mobile account directly by online payment! Easy and quick!!! Moreover, when you travel outside Shanghai, you can’t recharge your mobile account. At present, it’s possible thru Internet!
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