Check it out! Q is a new Cocoa implementation of the open-source emulator QEMU. Its optimization for OSX includes being a universal binary, support for CoreImage, CoreAudio and OpenGL. Who needs to wait for Microsoft?
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Maker Writes:"I wanted a simple small amp for my ipod to leave in the garage." This is a fun little project to do. A step by step guide on how to build yourself a simple amp.
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When I read the original article many posted about sending a complaint to Verizon. I did just that and this is the response I got back from them. This is their side of the story and is interesting.
Original:http://digg.com/technology/Verizon:_We_re_Ending_Google_s_Free_Lunch_
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A tutorial to help website owners save bandwidth and reduce server loads by blocking Fasterfox from pre-fetching links on web pages. (add code to robots.txt)
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A tutorial to help website owners save bandwidth and reduce server loads by blocking Fasterfox from pre-fetching links on web pages. (add code to robots.txt)
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Take a $40 wireless router, a $15 USB audio adapter, and a $12 LCD kit and combine them into a wireless music player that hooks up to your stereo and does everything the $200 networked music players do. Awesome!
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Scientists say that for complex decisions, it is best to sleep on it. I have followed it several this several times. Now scientists have confirmed that I am doing the right thing. However, I have not slept on the decision to sleep on the decision to submit this story to digg.
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Danish national radio released 9 mp3s (at very high quality: 256kbps) with 9 Mozart symphonies in honour of the musician's 250th birth anniversary. Download for free.
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SOCOM 4 is confirmed to appear at E3 and is likely to be a PlayStation 3 launch title.
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Electronic Arts has suffered a serious blow as it watches the eagerly-anticipated Xbox FPS BLACK leak out across peer-to-peer networks and downloaded by an untold number of home and professional pirates.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), based in San Francisco, filed the suit against AT&T for giving the NSA direct access to its databases of communications records, including whom their customers had phoned or sent e-mail to in the past. The suit was filed Tuesday in the United States District Court of the Northern District of California.
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"More than fifteen years after the Berlin Wall was shattered with hammers and bulldozers, a Canadian-designed computer program is preparing to break through what activists call the great firewall of China."
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No more concepts, no more CGI, someone who went to the DS Conference in Japan yesterday (Feb, 15, 2006)
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An SUV with retractable wings could make 100- to 500-mile jumps and carry two people and luggage on a single tank of gas.
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Could Apple soon offer the ability to purchase a software upgrade that removes the 100 song cap of the ROKR and SLVR? If this screenshot and the code snippets that led up to it are true, these phones could finally become appealing.
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This story is about an inventor called Michael Thomas who claims to have a 1.2 petabyte hard disk in the pipeline. He expects it to be ready 'in about four to five years' at a cost of '$750'.
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Mackers' Dartmaps is a great example of a real-time application making use of Google Maps.
The DART is frequent train service in Dublin, Ireland.
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64-year old Thai Ngoc had a fever in 1973, and after that he never went to sleep again, not even for a quick nap. He even had a medical examination, but doctors gave him a clean bill of health.
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hate little popups in windows xp, this shows you how to get rid of them
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The European Union is about to impose a $2.4m per day fine because they say Microsoft hasn't released technical documents as part of their antitrust settlement.
But Microsoft says they've already handed in the 12,000 pages of technical info the EU asked for, and that the EU is creating problems by not understanding what they were asking for.
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