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+Yesterday's note about user backlash against YouTube's new in-stream video ads promoted a number of reader to ask, "is there a way to block YouTube's new ads?" The answer is yes, provided you're a Firefox user.
+
+The extension TubeStop will replace all the video players on the YouTube site with the embedded player, which thus far [do not support the in-stream ads][3]. 
+
+It's worth noting that blocking in-stream ads was not the point of TubeStop. As its name hints the plugin was originally developed to stop videos from auto-playing. In order to do that, TubeStop simply swaps out the site player for the embed player, the ad-blocking feature is really just a happy coincidence.
+
+Of course at some point YouTube will probably include the in-stream ads in the embeddable player which means this method won't work, but for the time being you're covered.
+
+Grab the latest version of TubeStop from [developer Chris Finke's site][1]. The extension is compatible with Firefox 1.5 - 2.0.0.x, the latest Flock builds, and Netscape Navigator 9.0.
+
+[via [Mashable][2]]
+
+[2]: http://mashable.com/2007/08/23/tubestop/
+[1]: http://www.chrisfinke.com/addons/tubestop/
+[3]: http://www.chrisfinke.com/category/tubestop/
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+Hacking the iPhone just got a lot easier. There's now a GUI package installer available that aims to make it dead simple to get the coolest new "native" apps running on your iPhone. The appropriately named [Installer.app][1] works just like other package managers, once installed it lists the various packages available and clicking any of them will start the installation from the phone.
+
+Of course not only is Installer.app a beta, hacking the iPhone is potential risky and quite possible a good way to lose your data, void your warranty and otherwise bring a plague upon your house. Consider the following warning on the official site:
+
+>WARNING: This software comes with absolutely no warranty of any kind. If it should cause any harm to your iPhone or data, we shall not be held responsible. Such is the nature of preview (Beta) software.
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+I have not used Installer.app so I can't comment on its stability, but I will say that having a package management system for iPhone apps seems much better than just downloading and installing things willy-nilly.
+
+If you'd like to learn more check out #installer.app on IRC.
+
+If you decide to give it a try be sure to let us know your experiences in the comments below.
+
+[via [Hackszine][2]]
+
+[1]: http://iphone.nullriver.com/beta/
+[2]: http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2007/08/installerapp_beta_for_iphone.html?CMP=OTC-7G2N43923558
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+A quick note for fans of Yahoo Messenger: the company has released an update which [patches a vulnerability][1] in Yahoo's webcam video chat feature. This is the second time Yahoo has updated Messenger in recent months.
+
+The exploit, which was revealed last week and already exists in the wild, triggers a heap overflow if you accepts a webcam invitation from a malicious party. 
+
+Once initiated the remote attacker could execute malicious code your machine. 
+
+If you use Yahoo Messenger and haven't [downloaded the latest version][2], we recommend doing so, though we can't help wondering just who exactly accepts an unsolicited video chat request in the first place?
+
+[1]: http://messenger.yahoo.com/security_update.php?id=082107
+[2]: http://messenger.yahoo.com/download.php
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