What the PS3 can really do

Quantic Dream, developers of the psychological adventure Indigo Prophecy, have recently showed off their new game Heavy Rain. The demo is running in real time on the Playstation 3 hardware

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Add comment May 16, 2006

Online Poker Utility Steals Logins

A utility called Rakeback Calculator, distributed by checkraised.com, contains a trojan that steals your logins and passwords, according to security firm F-Secure.

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Add comment May 16, 2006

Thank You Stephen Colbert

more then 32824 people said â??Thank You.â?? to Colbert and it’s all because of him being so BALLSELICIOUS!!!
So lets all bow down to a true American Hero w/ balls as big as church bells!

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Add comment May 3, 2006

Google Store now has a USB mousemat

USB mousemats are a reality with Google. A very convenient idea.

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Add comment April 7, 2006

NEW Internet Explorer Exploit

This one is VERY VERY Bad Phiser’s are using it already! Digg This so Others can do the Test, Click on the Link and go to the “Start Test” link on the page

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Add comment April 6, 2006

The Big E3 List: 2006 Edition

Every official game at the show, all in one handy guide.

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Add comment April 5, 2006

Indie Game Makes the Shelves

The huge indie game, Darwinia, is being shipped in North America. Awesome game, I’m glad it’s being acknowledged.

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Add comment April 4, 2006

More PS3 Lifestyle details

More details from PlayStation Magazine on Sony’s new on-line network.

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Add comment April 4, 2006

MS Virtual Server is now free (Wow! Direct link, no blog spam!)

Q: So does this mean Virtual PC is dead?
A: Nope. VPC is still under development.
Q: You guys are just doing this in response to VMware / Xen / etc… – right?
A: Not really. Virtualization is standard in the next wave of MS servers, so there’s no point charging for it.

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Add comment April 4, 2006

Your Reasoning Behind Procrastinating

“The procrastinator is often remarkably optimistic about his ability to complete a task on a tight deadline; this is usually accompanied by expressions of reassurance that everything is under control.” Don’t lay this article off to the side, you need to read it now.

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