December 14, 2005

Essential Free Wireless Hacking Tools

Anyone interested in wireless security and exploiting vulnerabilities will need a good set of base tools with which to work. Fortunately, there are an abundance of free tools available on the Internet. Brought to you by Dan Hoffman, CISSP, CWNA and regular columnist for the new online magazine, The Ethical Hacker Network.

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12 CSS Articles/Tricks of 2005

Collection of wonderful articles/tricks about CSS. Really useful.

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XBOX 360 file system decoded

The anti-owner technology in Microsoft's Xbox 360 has been compromised. A technology group called Pi has decoded the filesystem, which is an important step towards stripping out all of Microsoft's anti-customer technologies and turning the Xbox 360 into a general computing platform.

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Shots Without Needles

Needles hurt. Worse, they can spread disease. PowderMed's new vaccine gun, the PMED, requires no sharps. Part of "The Best of What's New."

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300,000 360s Coming This Week?

According to Reuters Microsoft should be shipping 300,000 more 360's this coming week in North America. This is almost the same amount of 360's that were available at Launch in North America. Gamers rejoice!

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HOW TO: Control iTunes Remotely from Any Web Browser

This article shows you how to set up a simple web server in XP so that you can control iTunes remotely. Great for your home media center!

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Are Migraines All in Your Heart?

Doctors treating patients with a congenital heart defect have found an unexpected side effect of their work -- repairing the heart condition apparently relieves migraines.

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New Da Vinci Code Trailer

Columbia Pictures has brought online the first full-length trailer for The Da Vinci Code, from director Ron Howard and writer Akiva Goldsman, who last teamed-up on Oscar-winner A Beautiful Mind. You can watch the trailer at Apple in High Definition QuickTime and regular QuickTime formats!

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A social network based around your Films collection

The writer of the social network reader2.com and myprogs.net has just launched myFilmz.net. Which is a place to share film collections data and build connections with people who like similar films.

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December 12, 2005

An introduction to theming Typo

Typo is the newest kid on the block when it comes to blogging tools. Powered by Ruby on Rails with lots of AJAX goodies it's definitely worth a look. The problem however: documentation is rather limited. This article provides some pointers on how to make your new Typo powered weblog look good.

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uTorrent 1.3 Released!

The title speaks for itself

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Xbox 360, Not Too Big In Japan

The Xbox 360 has landed in Japan. Today, Microsoft's next-gen gaming console has finally been released in Sony's and Nintendo's arena, and the Japanese gamers did nothing.

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What is accessing my hard drive when I'm not using my PC?

This is one of the things I hate most about Windows - my laptop is sitting on the table, unused, and the drive just starts thrashing like crazy. Nice article explaining what software is causing it.

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Illusionist on Japanese TV proves that Solid can indeed pass through Solid

Simply Amazing! I do magic as a hobby myself but I'm baffled by the second demonstration of Solid through Solid (2 demonstations on this video)

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Dating an Apple Developer

I date a geek and I thought I was the only one that had to face these sort of situations. If you're a geek and you have a girlfriend let her in on the read. That's what my bf did and after reading this, I was a lot more understandable about my bf and his need to be with the computer almost all waking hours that he isn't with me.

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