2 Jan, 2007
Ever wanted to access your home Mac from work, but the command line wasn’t good enough? No sweat, you can use OS X’s built in VNC compatible server, some basic Unix commands, and Chicken of the VNC to get what you want - without sacrificing security.
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2 Jan, 2007
The Intel Core 2 Duo microprocessor, currently powering the vast majority of new PC products, is a superior product in performance to Advanced Micro Devices Incorporated’s (AMD) current offerings.
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2 Jan, 2007
On December 27th, Discovery Channel in the United States aired a show called “The iPod Revolution,” a in depth look at how the iPod became what it is. It goes all the way back to Steve Jobs’ return to Apple Computer Inc. to the new movies in the iTunes Store and everything in between.
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2 Jan, 2007
These are photos of first Russian CD.This was the first one produced by Russian music company “Melodia”.
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2 Jan, 2007
Absolutely indispensable for any Linux user - guru to n00b. ” LDP is a loosely knit team of volunteers who provide documentation for many aspects of Linux. There are several forms of documentation…”
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2 Jan, 2007
Some blogs that have thousands of posts don’t have access to the New Blogger, they have to wait a little ( Google says ).
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2 Jan, 2007
Pictures and comments from the Wii launch event in Switzerland
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2 Jan, 2007
By the looks of it, Steven Jobs and Co are excited about this year.
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2 Jan, 2007
this handheld germ-eliminating light reportedly eradicates “99.99-percent of E-Coli, staphylococcus, salmonella, and germs that cause the flu and the common cold.”
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2 Jan, 2007
Looks like Sony prepared enough PS3s for the new year sales in Japan. I could find lots of PS3s(60GB) in Tokyo today. But the curious things is, piles were still piles when I came back later to see if they were sold out. While PS3s were sitting gently, DS Lites were handed to
one new owner after another. And of course, Wiis are always sold out.
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2 Jan, 2007
On the wall by the mirror is the nanotech tattoo programmer. It allows you to change your tattoo every day. You’ll feel your skin crawl as tiny agents drag the subcutaneous ink into new shapes. So what do you want to look at, up on these walls? Xoogle Earth is the universal snoopcam; it can zoom right down into people’s houses.
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2 Jan, 2007
s Gordon Moore is to transistors, Seagate CTO Mark Kryder is to “areal density” — a measure of how tightly data can be packed onto the surface of a disk. In a conference room overlooking the Allegheny River, he describes the coming storm in magnetic technology.
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