A nice little collection of Einstein quotes.
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Lucent Technologies Bell Labs announced the first reported transmissions of 100 Gigabit per second (Gb/s) Ethernet over optical. Bell Labs says these results are a significant milestone in the industry's march towards migrating to 100Gb/s data networking.
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Your brain never stops working. But it does cease talking to itself when you lose consciousness, a new study shows. When we're awake, different parts of the brain use chemicals and nerve cells to communicate constantly across the entire network...
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Sick of XP wallpaper? Ever wanted an animated desktop? Check out these atmospheric bad boys. Very cool, but not for old machines!
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GOOGLE is to begin broadcasting television programmes over the internet. The search engine has already signed up an American channel to provide programmes for Google TV and is in talks with the BBC to broadcast its shows as well.
Google's first move into TV is to broadcast a Chris Rock sitcom called Everybody Hates Chris.
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Google's first move into TV is to broadcast a Chris Rock sitcom called Everybody Hates Chris.
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XP Codec Pack is one of the most complete codec pack which helps you to play all major audio and video formats in your standard media player. Includes FFDShow and others and is easy to install and uninstall.
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Skin cells have been converted successfully to Stem Cells, which are, basically cells that can fix you if you break your back.
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"Some Japanese architects want to change our approach to urban crowding. They think we can live in the sky, and they hope to build a vertical city twice the height of today's tallest skyscraper that would house, employ and entertain hundreds of people."
What are you thoughts on the possibility of this? Would you live in it?
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What are you thoughts on the possibility of this? Would you live in it?
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This dude at UCSB has tons of hi-res satellite images. My favorites are the images of the Earth's curvature. It says that there are five pages, but there are actually four.
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In this section I'll be posting AVIs and Flash files that show step by step how to execute various exploits or use certain tools.
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First complete review of the new Yahoo! Mail, unavailable to most users. Screen shots. Tabbed mail reading.
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Scanit's Browser Security Test automatically checks your browser for various security problems. When the test is finished you get a complete report explaining the discovered vulnerabilities, their impact and how to eliminate them.
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The BitTorrent protocol implements a hybrid client/server and P2P file transfer mechanism. BitTorrent efficiently distributes large amounts of static data, such as installation ISO images. It can replace protocols such as anonymous FTP, where client authentication is not required.
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If you have a Google account (Gmail, etc.), then you can set up your own personalized homepage. Oh, and be sure to add digg as one of your little widgets!
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