*Pics* Bootcamp on Mackbook Pro

Check out these pics from Flickr that document the install process of Bootcamp for the Mac.

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First Blue Screen of Death on Apple Boot Camp Imac

So I decided try out the new Apple Boot Camp Beta to dual boot Windows XP on my Imac. Everything went great then I got the oh so famous blue screen of death after 30 minutes of using Windows.

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Mystery alarm awakens space station crew

An alarm signalling a still-unidentified problem abruptly woke two NASA astronauts involved in a low-pressure "camp out" on the International Space Station on Tuesday.

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WRT54G V5 Hackable!!!!

Brainslayer has once again gone and done the unthinkable. Apparently he's found some time away from the FON project to continue forging ahead on getting DD-WRT into the previously un-hackable WRT54Gv5.

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Linux too bloated for $100 Laptop

The One Laptop Per Child organization will use Linux on its inexpensive machines, but apparently the OS suffers the same code bloat as Windows, the project's leader said Tuesday.

Depends on what kind of bloat you say Linux has...in a sense it does have some of that, out of the box, but this largely depends on the system, from my exprences there is little bloat in the Linux kernel, and works good with a decent speced machine, and evren ok with an older machine.

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Linux leaps toward KDE/GNOME compatibility

Linux desktop application operability took a giant step forward today, with the announcement of a technology preview of the first set of common interfaces for the GNOME and KDE Linux desktops.

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How I Work: Bill Gates

Quote - "I get about 100 e-mails a day. We apply filtering to keep it to that level. e-mail comes straight to me from anyone I've ever corresponded with, anyone from Microsoft, Intel, HP etc. And I always see a write-up from my assistant of any other e-mail, from companies that aren't on my permission list or individuals I don't know."

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Professor Predicts Human Time Travel This Century

Ronald Mallett from the University of Connecticut has devised an experiment to observe a time traveling neutron in a circulating light beam. While his team still needs funding for the project, Mallett calculates that the possibility of time travel using this method could be verified within a decade.

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Virtualisation for the Mac Arrives

This will enable users to run multiple operating systems like Linux and Windows simultaneously with Mac OS X. This is not simply a "dual-boot" but instead gives users the ability to use Windows or any other operating system at the same time as Mac OS X.

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Linux wireless hardware support search site

Will my wireless usb/card device will work under Linux?, sure there are a lot of resources but this simple and straight to the point site will make things a lot easier, hey you can contribute and make it even better.

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server catches on fire at linuxworld

way too demo a product..submitted at the slashdot lounge

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Elder Scrolls IV: Hot Coffee?

Uh oh. Seems like the developers left in unlockable nudity in Oblivion. How long until the company is sued and the game is taken off the market like GTA:SA and a "clean" version is released?

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Firefox at 10% Market Share.

Yet another source shows Firefox breaking the 10% mark. This brings IE down to under 85%.

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Finally! Lawsuit against Starforce and Ubisoft for DRM

Hate Starforce? Want to sue them? Well, Christopher Spence has already done it on your behalf. Christopher has filed a $5M class action lawsuit against Ubisoft for using Starforce DRM in their games, and if he wins, you�ll be entitled to collect if you�ve ever had your system infected by Starforce.

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High Definition TV with Frickin' Lasers

Mitsubishi is scheduled to announce an HDTV that uses colored lasers instead of lamps. This is supposed to make the sets thinner and cooler. And, instead of having to replace an expensive lamp, the solid-state lasers are supposed to last the lifetime of the set.

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Apple begins fixing MacBook Pro issues

Whining noises, AirPort connection issues, LCD flickering, and burning hot temperatures -- that's what you get being an early adopter of technology. According to this article on DailyTech though, Apple is releasing new MacBook Pro revisions that fixes the problems.

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How to:Wireless Headphones

Mod to make heavy wireless headphones work just as well with lightwieght and much more comfortable ear buds.

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PlayStation 2 emultator - PCSX2 0.9 released!

Today the PCSX2 team has released a new version of their PS2 emultator, the 0.9 version!

"Many games are now going ingame, and some are even playable"

Grab it and test it!

:D

Enjoy

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TigerDirect and OnRebate Scam

"If you purchase something from TigerDirect and try to get the rebate from OnRebate.com, Good Luck!"
It seems that many people are being denied rebates for items purchased at TigerDirect. TigerDirect points the fault at OnRebate.com and washes their hands of it.
But guess what? THEY'RE SISTER COMPANIES!

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What I Learned at Hacker Camp

It's easy to create malicious code, penetrate firewalls, and steal personal and financial information. "Ethical hacker" Andrew Whitaker can show you how.

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