Hard to find fixes for those done gone stubborn problems you encounter in every day tech life.
This thing is a beast, an animal; a gigantic piece of hardware, the nVidia Geforce 8800 Ultra is now the highest offering from nVidia in their latest 8800 series of video cards.
Imagine two of them in SLI mode that would be a videogasm! One card will set you back roughly $850.00. So if you are planning on upgrading anytime soon, be sure to have the cold, hard, cash ready to go.
Teach TMFLASH to a Pokémon so that you can see the entire way. It’s much easier. I’ve been in this cave for the past two days and have not been able to figure a way out. I finally found out that flash can be used to show the entire area around you as you’re walking.
Yesterday was history in the making with Digg.com and its user base. The user base got extremely upset when Digg decided to start deleting stories that contained the HDDVD decrypt key which can enable end-users to create backups of their HDDVD disks. In any case, Digg went crazy yesterday with users submitting nothing but stories or fake stories even that contained the actual HDDVD hex key.
The reason why this started is that the HDDVD hex key is not supposed to be known. And in posting it up on Digg.com it is holding them liable for the content on their servers. The MPAA/HDDVD consortium went on a happy cease and desist spree which included one to Digg.com owner Kevin Rose.
As a business, who wants to get a C&D and then continue to publish the content in hopes that you get sued and then get shut down for life and go bankrupt? Well, it seems that the users over at Digg want just that to happen.
I’m a user of Digg but I can’t say I joined in on the madness and chaos. I sat back with a bag of popcorn and watched pandoras box open up with a crap load of spam and crazy hilarious fun.