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Microsoft: Black Screen of Death Not Our Fault

Microsoft: Black Screen of Death Not Our Fault, read more at Tom’s Hardware

December 2, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

Ultimate boot CD for Windows

Ultimate Boot CD for Windows

December 2, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

RelayTo – Sends Direct Messages To People Who Don’t Follow You On Twitter.

RelayTo is a newly launched service from the same guys that brought you short.ie, and looks really useful. A interesting extension I can immediately think of is for you to be able to register an alternative twitter account with them instead of having to following @RelayTo, that way I could get them to register say …

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November 30, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

Pygments — Python syntax highlighter

Pygments — Python syntax highlighter.

November 27, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

HandBrake 0.9.4 Released With a Whopping 1,000 Changes

Popular open source video transcoder project HandBrake saw a new release this week with a boatload of new features, changes, and improvements. Many of version 0.9.4‘s changes optimize the application for better picture quality and performance while others make using the tool to rip DVDs a much friendlier experience. Read more at ostatic

November 27, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

[Phoronix] The Cost Of ATI Kernel Mode-Setting On Fedora 12

[Phoronix] The Cost Of ATI Kernel Mode-Setting On Fedora 12.

November 26, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

FreeBSD 8.0 ISO images

FreeBSD AMD64 8.0 FreeBSD i386 8.0

November 26, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

The folding plug: a revolution for consumer electronics – News, Gadgets & Tech – The Independent

News, Gadgets & Tech – The Independent.

November 26, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

A new way of writing HTML code using CSS-like selector syntax

Zen Coding v0.5 on Vimeo

November 26, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

Has Salesforce.com just unveiled a rival to Google Wave?

Cloud-computing player Salesforce.com has introduced a platform that will act as a “Facebook for the Enterprise” that it claims will revolutionise the workplace by leveraging the social-networking revolution. Read more at SiliconRepublic.com

November 26, 2009 John Allen Leave a comment

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