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Best of TechRepublic Five reasons why Windows 7 XP Mode will encourage upgrades   I explain what Windows XP mode is and share five reasons why it may encourage XP hold outs to upgrade to Windows 7. -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Head Technology Editor Latest TechRepublic Videos   When companies don't follow up after interviews It's disheartening when companies don't bother to follow up with job candidates to let them know that they did not get the job. Sometimes you can do the following up yourself. Watch The Video >> TR Out Loud - November 6, 2009 This episode of TROLOV includes a lot of great stuff, including the weekly highlights on the site, member contributions, and more. Watch The Video >> Latest Blogs   U.S. Justice Dept. asks for all IP traffic to your site: How would you respond? If a government request for information about traffic to one of the site's you support appeared in your mailbox or in your email inbox, what would you do first? Read The Blog >> How do you deal with male bashing in the workplace? The only male in his workplace is constantly subjected to male bashing by his female co-workers. How should he deal with this? Read The Blog >> Optimize and maintain your PCs with these simple tips Keeping PCs running at their best and extending the life of the equipment requires some diligent upkeep. This list of tasks will cover your bases. Read The Blog >> Behavioral targeting: Is transparency possible? Security blogger Michael Kassner is not in favor of behavioral targeting. Yet, Jim Brock, CEO of Privacychoice, is trying to change his mind about its up-side and achieving transparency. Read The Blog >> 10 Things... the newsletter! Get the key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills with the help of the concise need-to-know lists featured in TechRepublic's 10 Things newsletter, delivered every Friday. >> Click here to Automatically sign up today! <<   Quick polls     If presented with a government request for traffic and visitor information about a site you support, what would you do first?   Have you written a parser or a compiler?   Office poll: Have you ever stored a calculated value in an Access table?

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