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•	Apple passes HP as largest tech company
•	How to get the IRS' attention: Forge nearly $8 million in tax returns, steal identities
•	Much of Western U.S. is a 3G wasteland, says FCC
•	How the Phoenix Suns basketball team takes on social media attacks
•	Microsoft details Windows 8 for ARM devices
•	Resume Makeover: How an Information Security Professional Can Target CSO Jobs
•	Blogger exposes major Google Wallet security flaw
•	Web app lets enterprise set security, sharing for Google Apps users
•	Cloudscaling to offer OpenStack private cloud platform
•	Macs take on the enterprise
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Nifty little Web sites

By Adam Gaffin
Network World Fusion, 05/29/02

We're talking really little here:

WildMag's 256b.htm Compo is a competition to build Web pages or resources in 256 bytes or less.

guimp bills itself as the world's smallest Web site. Guaranteed eyestrain even on a 21-inch monitor, but fully functional games and even a Google searchbox all within a one-inch frame.

OK, TableArt isn't necessarily small, but it is different: An online art exhibit of the fun things you can do with HTML tables.

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