Xecuter Blaster360 Update and Install Preview

"We've been crazy busy since our last update on the Blaster360. After many many more tests we feel we finally nailed the problem regarding dumping game data. I think I will ship a number of samples out to the scene to get some hardcore feedback as I'd like it tested on multiple systems."

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StrategyWiki achieves longed milestone; 100 completed walkthroughs!

StrategyWiki, the collaborative wiki which seeks to become the free source for GFDL-licensed game walkthroughs, has reached the incredible milestone of 100 completed guides! Thanks to MediaWiki, fully-illustrated game walkthroughs and the death of plaintext walkthroughs are both feasible dreams coming to a harsh reality. Watch out GameFAQs!

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Greeks are worshipping the ancient gods again!

After a break of 16 centuries, a growing movement of Greek pagans, whose members range from elderly academics to young professionals, are worshiping the ancient gods again — despite furious opposition from the Greek State Orthodox Church. Helena Smith asks them why they're so keen to revive the old religion.

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25 signs that you're getting old

Title pretty much sums it up.

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12 second Cure for Hiccups. This comfortable method stops hiccups dead.

Forget drinking water upside down, holding your breath for 2 minutes, being frightened, meditation and all the other so called cures. This is finally a true hiccup cure that consistently works, stopping hiccups dead in as little as 12 seconds every time. Next time you get the hiccups just try this method and be amazed.

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New material created, even stronger than diamond

A material that is stiffer than diamond has been created by mixing particles of the mineral barium titanate and molten tin. Diamond was previously the stiffest material known.

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Exxon linked to climate change pay out

Think tank offers scientists $10,000 to criticize UN study confirming global warming and placing blame on humans.

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Get Around the Coinstar Fee!

So, you go digging through your couch and you find somewhere around $200 in loose change and you REALLY don't want to count all of that yourself. Fortunately, god invented CoinStar to do that for you. Unfortunately, CoinStar charges you somewhere around 9% for its services. This is why you want to learn how to hack a CoinStar.

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Web 2.0 Explained Through Inventive Video

The video titled, "Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us" was created by Michael Wesch, an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University.

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Web 2.0 Explained Through Inventive Video

The video titled, "Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us" was created by Michael Wesch, an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University.

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New Apple Earbuds: Not Just With Shuffles

iLounge has confirmed that radio remotes, too, are officially packaged with the updated earbuds. In other words, if you've been hankering for some radio and some new earbuds, you can justify the purchase.

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The 10 Greatest Moments in Letterman Show History

From Madonna's cigar smoking cursing tirade to Cher's thong reunion with Sonny to Drew Barrymore flashing Dave - they count 'em down in true Letterman fashion (with pics)...

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It's Official! David Lee Roth to Rejoin Van Halen

Break out your spandex pants, start practicing your karate kicks; David Lee Roth is officially returning as the front man for Van Halen.

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Cool things to do with your microwave besides cook

1 Get more juice out of lemons and limes, by softening them on high for 15-20 seconds. 2 Sterilise garden soil to make it fit to plant seedlings. Spread 400g soil on a flat dish and heat on high for 90 seconds or until steaming....

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Orange Snow falls in Russia (With Pics)

Yesterday a strange phenomena happened in Omsk region Russia. Pretty vast territory of Omsk region was covered with a snow that had an unusual color. It was orange. Now we have a few photos, mainly screenshots from Russian TV channels. There is still no one exact explanation about the origin of orange color of this snow.

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