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For those people who are humor impaired proceed with caution. Pie Chart of Profanity Use Causes This comic is great if you are technically inclined. Cyb

All right does anyone off hand know how to bypass the OS version check on this SDK? (It's freaking anoying LOL). I'm would like to install it on a win2K system. Although a simple question the answer probably isn't so simple :D Ctb

Now this is kind of interesting about music piracy and how Radio stations decide what music to play. Thist wall street journal artical is kind of interesting no? Cyb

It appears numerous companies have begun wholesale abuse of free materials by suing people without the legal right to do so to begin with and forcing people to pay for things that aren't legally theres to sell to begin with.. that's right it's copyright FRAUD. Read here for an interesting...

For thus who own Xboxs "Microsoft plans over $1 billion charge for Xbox repairs" As noted in the Sony article this article notes what Microsoft HAS admited to having problems with. It's an interesting article to say the least. Also of KEEN interest is this "Bach said the new warranty would not...

Sony plans on cutting the PS3 prices as noted in this article in CMP publishing EETimes as this is of interest to gamers (not just Sony flamers) I thought I would put it up (EDT Time noted), early Monday it was anounced. Cyb

My application has specific requirements NO LIBRARY requirements. This means .NET C# is right out and anything that uses libraries that have to be packaged and installed (yes a simple EXE is the requirement). However I seem to be having difficulties attempting to move bitmap data to be updated...

Perhaps an interesting thing SEGA is planing Sonic the RPG and Bioware (of NWN fame) is providing it's expertiece for it. Here is the anouncement.

Computer Graphics This is of and or relating to graphics in general or specific. widgets (their is humor in this somewhere) wxwidgets wxPython pyGObject OpenGL Related Mesa an OpenGL support library for many platforms. OpenGL.org the base site for all things OpenGL Engine Related OGRE An...

A new disk spec for encrypting data on your disk drive is here at last! However this might be like the last nasty that was designed for DRM reasons not to protect your data. http://eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=EMNALGAEPUCIUQSNDLSCKHA?articleID=199905342 The difference...

Weird USB devices ... enough said. This one would be fun if you could like use it across the net. Of course some peoples missile launcher would never be loaded :teehee:! Cyb

Sony has really ramped up it's entertainment these days! I mean... well actually it is kind of bizare. This article will explain it in ... GORY detail (bleah). "I can't believe it's not entrails!" my quote at least :D Cyb

This was an interesting article on the 'father of the playstation'. It's a good reading even if it isn't 100% gaming per sea it is directly related. The PS4 is mentioned in this article as well. I'm not a fan boy, gah the PS3 is just anoying right now. Cyb

The title says it all aparently these are being thought as silver bullets to solving everything including acne in medicine (that's a joke the point is every idiot is trying nano whatever to do cure studies for money that's the truth). It turns out that at below a certain size in inhibits nerve...

So now we have theoretical designs of these things being made. Check this article out for some interesting thinking. Just need to have that variable index of refraction we've all been looking for. :D Cyb

I'm not sure how this is news for electrical engineering. However there it was an article about Porn and HD media formats. It seems to me the porn industry wants to use Blue Ray but is sleeping with HD-DVD (pun intended), a willing "partner" :D

From the same electronic magazine I read often this article details how well Nintendo is doing. They see to have a "wii" bit more consoles out there than expected (pun intended).

I was reading the ussual stuff I do and found this article rather funny. Some how Keep It Simple Silly doesn't always get engrained in peoples mind. Tea anyone? Cyb

Read the rest of the article here, for a bit of a giggle. Cyb

The truth about intel and AMD getting into multicore technology. Neither were the first. Surprised? While Intel was touting an 80 core processor recently (floating point and all), this is nothing new though, in fact since 2003 there have been 96 core processors that support floating point. Here...