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Suatu hari Imam Al-Ghazali berkumpul dengan murid-muridnya dan kemudian beliau memberikan pertanyaan teka-teki…

Imam Ghazali : “Apakah yang paling dekat dengan diri kita di dunia ini?”
Murid 1 : Orang tua
Murid 2 : Guru
Murid 3 : Teman
Imam Ghazali : Semua jawaban itu benar. Tetapi yang paling dekat dengan kita ialah MATI. Sebab itu adalah janji Allah SWT bahwa setiap yang berjiwa pasti akan merasakan mati (Surah Ali-Imran : 185).
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The party’s over.

In the past year, the little browser that could, Firefox, became the people’s hero, an underdog warrior that took a huge swipe at its enemy, Internet Explorer. IE dipped below 90 percent market share for the first time in years, while Firefox lured users like the Pied Piper, blowing past its own fundraising goals and reigniting the browser wars.

Meanwhile, the bad news continued to mount for Microsoft. An IE exploit put even Windows XP SP2 users at risk from phishing schemes, even as Microsoft touted SP2 as the most secure version of Windows yet. Worse, major security companies and the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team began to recommend that computer users dump IE for something more secure (read: Firefox).

By early this year, Netscape was emboldened to reenter the fray, announcing in January that it would release a new version of the Netscape browser, designed specifically to resist phishing schemes–something even Firefox lacks. Then, Opera said it would offer free licenses to universities, in order to make sure it would still be relevant in the new world browser order. And through it all, what was the response from Microsoft? Silence.
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Peter Sayer, IDG News Service
Monday, February 14, 2005

Nokia has announced a partnership with Microsoft to deliver music and e-mail to users of its mobile phones, but has ruled out the possibility of building Microsoft’s operating system software into its products.

Software supporting Microsoft Exchange Server’s ActiveSync protocol for synchronizing e-mail, calendar, and contact information will be a feature of future Nokia phones, thanks to a deal announced by the two companies at the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes on Monday.

“Part of becoming more IT aware (as a company) is an appreciation for de facto standards, and ActiveSync is the de facto standard,” said Nokia Executive Vice President of Enterprise Solutions Mary McDowell, defending the company’s decision to bow to Microsoft’s might, rather than use its market leadership to push the software giant into supporting open synchronization protocols.
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