Hundreds Of Starfish Have Been Found Dead In B.C.

Hundreds of starfish have been found dead on a beach on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast, and a scientist says a nonnative parasite is likely to blame. Purple sea stars began washing up last week in Trail Bay at Sechelt, north of Vancouver. The Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans has been unable to determine why they died.

Can't they REGENERATE! joke!

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Spam King Alan Ralsky jailed, may bring down hacker/spammer network

Alan Ralsky arrested! I just scored an interview with a local hacker who says the "Spam King" might rat out a massive network of spammers and hackers to the DOJ to lighten his sentence.

Learn by example man...you phiss me off, i'll piss you off for life...

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Simple hack to disable USB drives in XP - Perfect for public machines

A simple hack to disable all access to USB drives on XP, without disabling USB mice, or keyboards.

You dont have to do this...I am frequent USB Drive abUSer...well it's an app to deter someone like me loading stuff to a rental computer.

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Intel Sets Hacker Trap-breakable/unbreakable?

"We had to come up with some better, more proactive, more intelligent [and] more automated ways to defend our systems," said Gregory Bryant, general manager for the Digital Office Platforms Group at Intel, in Santa Clara, Calif."

Well someone will still break it what do you think ;)



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It's Official: 1 Billion Words registered for the English Language

A massive language research database responsible for bringing words such as "podcast" and "celebutante" to the pages of the Oxford dictionaries has officially hit a total of 1 billion words, researchers said Wednesday.

Cheers! but how about the Gay lingos and stuffs that is circling around the cryptographers.

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Totally Crap

Another site to get you muse for a while and waste time while your employer pays for it.
Please Save the Whale!

Workarounds to disable Non Genuine Windows Warning Messages

This copy of Microsoft Windows XP is not genuine. Windows XP Pirates have again found workaround methods to bypass the latest Microsoft Anti-Piracy effort - Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications that notifies you through annonying pop-up messages if your copy of Windows is not genuine.

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The 25 Firefox Extensions You Didn't Know You Needed

Great list of firefox extensions that tend not to make it onto everyone else's top 10 lists. Here are great addons that deserve a bit of limelight

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List of Freeware Programs to Solve 450+ Common Problems

Extremely useful free utilities that do specific jobs really well and save time and money. Loads and lots of free. It's nice to live in a free world

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Geeks Take Down Dirty C-Level Executives - With Email

Two geeks at a small tech startup find out that their CFO and a few other executives are not only planning on selling the company and terminating all the employees, but padding their own pockets with millions and screwing the board of directors/investors. The two geeks take matters into their own hands using linux, postfix and some ingenuity. -hail to our fellow men

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Handy freeware programs to put on a USB stick

A list of free programs that do not require an installation and can be used directly from your USB stick or any other removable drive

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6 Freewares to Enhance your Windows Desktop

More freebies!!

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195 Free Online Programming Books

Categorized by Language, A Very Nice List.
Yes Very nice Freebies

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195 Free Online Programming Books

Categorized by Language, A Very Nice List.
Yes Very nice Freebies

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Can you recognize these 8 bit sprites?

Set of 16 characters from the 8bit games not especially from Nintendo but it will test wether you started as an 8 bit gamer

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Microsoft Is Making Windows Genuine Advantage WORSE

Another anti privacy monopolistic behaviour. Seems like they need to feed their investors.

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The Worst Products of 2006

A list of the 11 worst products release in 2006

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