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clipper's remarks: Not really new information but still valid and this lays out the procedures pretty clearly.
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Security researcher writes code that allows HD-DVDs to play on uncertified computers.
A security researcher has found a means of bypassing the means Windows Vista uses to secure video and audio content protected by digital rights management (DRM).
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clipper's remarks: I have this
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clipper's remarks: At first glance Second Life appears to draw people together as a community, but in "reality" it only facilitates further the further alienation of it's members with the people in their "real life".
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clipper's remarks: This seems to be a nice service with a lot of options. I have'nt tried it yet, but I think it's worth the look.
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This brick-looking device is supposedly the PSP2. I honestly think it is just another mock-up produced by some bored graphic designer out there. This mock-up comes with some information: apparently the PSP2 is codenamed Cobalt (yes, like a less-than-stellar Chevy vehicle) and has a fairly decent spec list.
• All Metal & Ruggedized Rubber Build
• 200% Brighter Screen
• Dual Analog Controllers
• Visual Battery Display
• 8GB Flash Drive
• Wifi (a,b,g)
• Bluetooth V.2 (A2DP, AVRCP)
• Firmware 4.07
I'll go ahead and call BS on this, but maybe there could be some validity to the spec list. –Travis Hudson
PSP2 Codename Cobalt [1%]
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Sometimes pop-up windows are too small to display all their content, and they are not always resizable by default. To make them always resizable, type about:config in the Location Bar and press Enter. Find dom.disable_window_open_feature.resizable (There's a filter right below the Location Bar), double click the value and it will change to true. Now you can resize all windows.
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IBM and Sears today revealed that they are bringing the 120 year-old retailer into Second Life virtual world in a big way. The presence will include an area where customers can import their own kitchen and remodel it with Sears products. Sears plans to bring the entire catalog into Second Life. It's unclear if you will be able to buy products in Second Life and have them shipped to you, but you have to imagine that's the plan. However, the CNET/Reuters piece makes it sound like it's about driving foot traffic.
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clipper's remarks: This is way cool! Switching tabs does sort of a page rolling 3d transition.
