The Wire Tap Tax You\'ll Have to Pay Has Arrived!

Broadband providers and Internet phone companies will have to pick up the tab for the cost of building in mandatory wiretap access for police surveillance. Guess who\'s going to foot the bill in the end.\r\n\r\nwell they want to inspect my ass and i have to pay for it...&^%#$&%^$#..grrrr

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Greatest Internet Advertisement EVER!!! (Dream Kitchens For Everyone)

All I can tell is that you have to watch this with your own eyes.
(Macromedia Flash Player 8 required). You won't regret it.

Yeah I did not this one is great hope you pumped up the volume as intructed !

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First look at Vim 7

The final release of Vim 7 is just around the corner, and it brings a number of new features to the venerable editor, including spell checking, omni completion for several programming and markup languages, tab pages, undo branches, and several other features that are worth upgrading for.

My Favorite Tools New Features...oh great..thanks!

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Watch 70 legal TV stations for free

Here is a collection of 70 free legal channels that you can watch from your browser. Includes Game Network, Tv Cartoons, Horror Channel, Comedy Channel, Sci-Fi Channel, Lifestyle Network, 8 Adult channels and a lot more.

Free, free, free...i love freebies....

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Try This: Psychic or a Sidekick

This web application will determine if you are really a psychic or a hoax...well worth trying

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How to scan money into photoshop

Photoshop sometimes recognizes money and tries to stop you from using it. Fortunately for law-abiding citizens who are smart enough to follow rules, Deke, as he shows in his new podcast, knows a workaround.

Hmmm nice tricks for counterfeiters..but i dont want to be in jail..:-(

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Bill Gates Doesn't Want to Be Richest Man

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told an online advertising conference Wednesday that he'd prefer not to be the richest person in the world.

Yeah, yeah like a drunkard says i am not...it's lonely at the top..but it's nice to look down..

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Five most common lies in business

How many of these are touted by your employer?

Many of it,grrr damn it...well better to have this job than none...

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Space Cube - World's Smallest PC...

Here is the Space Cubed which is claimed to be the world's smallest personal computer. At the size of 2 x 2 x 2.2 inch, it has a 300 MHz processor and 64MB of SDRAM. Shown in the picture, it includes number of ports such as USB, Ethernet, flash memory. monitor port, serial connection and microphone. Pocket PC anyone?

I would definitely have one...

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YouTube sees user rebellion

Recent changes in the website are turning longtime fans against the video service.

GRRRR I want more personal porn..scandals galore.. :D

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Easier to rig an electronic voting machine than a Las Vegas slot machine

It's easier to rig an electronic voting machine than a Las Vegas slot machine, says University of Pennsylvania visiting professor Steve Freeman. That's because Vegas slots are better monitored and regulated than America's voting machines.


How will it be in the philippines..

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Official: Ubuntu (Linux) is easier to install than Windows!

Here's a step-by-step guide to installing the upcoming Dapper Drake with screenshots. There's less to it than a Windows installation, and you can play around at the desktop before even installing anything to disk!

Top that Microsoft!

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Good List of "Programming Fonts"

Programmers have very particular font needs. A font for programming must be mono spaced, extremely readable, and must sharply distinguish between similar characters, such as capital O and zero and the number 1, capital I, and lowercase L. In addition, good programming fonts allow you to view more lines of code on screen at once.

Something's For us! eyy! A E I!

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Tracking a Guy in Google Earth/Maps in Real-time

Where's Tim? This guy carries a GPS-enabled phone and shows you his position, and tracks, on Google Maps or Google Earth. Looks like Tim's at work right now.

It's Big brother on GPS..hmm no excuses for the missus..hehehe

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List of hacking applications that run on USB flash drive

Security applications such as namp and ethereal are appearing that run straight from a thumb drive and packet capture, detection and injection tools no longer require the installation of WinPCap or other third-party packet capture drivers.

Stealthy Tools on an USB...that's great..but i dont have one..i'll buy one day..hehe..and spread the word...

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World's Smallest OEM Mouse

Measuring less than 10mm x 10mm x 1.4mm, MicroNav is perhaps the world's smallest OEM mouse, enabling precise, 360° cursor navigation for consumer handheld devices including cellular phones, wireless e-mail devices, PDAs, tablet PCs, GPS systems and even digital cameras.

Things are getting smaller and smaller these days.

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Winners of the Mozilla Firefox AD Contest announced!

Wheeee! Didn't get first! Check out the winners!

*sigh* hope i had joined but i don't have the resources...anyway cheer up they are here...the winners..

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DJ Scratch interface for iPod

This software created by art student lets you scratch & reverse tunes using your iPod dial interface.

A replacement for the professional DJ scratch kit..hmmmm maybe...

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Richard Stallman Charges for Autographs

Irony: "Richard Stallman, the founding father of the Free Software Foundation and creator of the GPL, was charging $3 for an autograph and $2 to get his picture taken by free software enthusiasts"


Well he cleared himself out that signing was a service not a software and the money will not go for him, its for the propagation of the FSF, man it's like supporting for your church...

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10 Places You Must Use Ajax

The following article takes a look at places that webdevs must implement ajax to stay ahead of the curve..

"It's been well over a year now since GMail changed the way everyone thought about web apps. It's now officially annoying to use web apps that haven't replaced clunky html functionality with peppy Ajax goodness."

Reminder, reminder..now more of us can get ahead...thanks alex!

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Test Internet Explorer 7 Without Installing It

You can test how web pages look in Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 without upgrading Internet Explorer 6.

ok ok I thought it is another shell but it's not this is great, thanks man.

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