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School Teaches 'Ethical Hacking' to Computer Students "It's an amazing thing how insecure the big corporations are," Echemendia said during a break in the weeklong seminar. "It's just amazing how easy it is."
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AnandTech: NVIDIA's Scalable Link Interface "When asked whether it would be possible to connect the cards together with something along the lines of a cable, NVIDIA indicated that the PCB approach had afforded them superior signaling qualities, but that they continued to look into the viability of other media. As this is new technology, NVIDIA is slightly weary of sharing some of the lower level details with us. We asked whether their SLI uses a serial or parallel interface (usually fast parallel interfaces are more sensitive to signal routing), but we were told that they may or may not be able to get back to us with that information. Either way, this is going to have to…
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Would not normally push LANs other then my own, but Mary, Bob, ect... and myself have been putting some of our efforts in to helping out with this one. If you have not registered and our planning on going try to get signed up and paid before July 9th to save $5 - $10 MassiveLAN Signup Should be a good time. The more turn out we get from WNYGamersClub members, The more exposure we get.
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Xenon Hardware Overview By Pete Isensee, Development Lead, Xbox Advanced Technology Group This documentation is an early release of the final documentation, which may be changed substantially prior to final commercial release, and is confidential and proprietary information of MS Corporation. It is disclosed pursuant to a nondisclosure agreement between the recipient and MS. “Xenon” is the code name for the successor to the Xbox® game console from MS. Xenon is expected to launch in 2005. This white paper is designed to provide a brief overview of the primary hardware features of the console from a game developer’s standpoint. Caveats In some cases, sizes, sp…
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I just posted the 4000th post! :cheer: KEWL! :cheer: Our members have made a total of 3999 posts We have 71 registered members The newest member is ellilion Most users ever online was 18 on Jan 21 2004, 06:00 PM
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Dunno if anyone cares about these, but I like mine a lot so far. 1000 megabytes of free storage so you'll never need to delete another message Each message is grouped with all its replies and displayed as a conversation We can all easily get one if a couple of us just invite the remainder. Or you can add yourself to this site - 411Gamers. I signed up here when the site initially opened a couple years ago to find gamers/lans locally. I added WNYGamers stuff too.
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http://gamestop.com/product.asp?cookie%5Ft...uct_id=B644930A Well we can all stop guessing now it's been confirmed. Aug. 3rd 2004 --- mmmmmh! DOOM 3!!!! drool...............can't wait! http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/223988.asp Also listed at EBgames same date
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Measuring the Benefits of AGP: Is PCI-Express Necessary? "During Computex we saw photos of several Intel 925x boards equipped with both PCI Express and AGP slots. Since Intel’s new chipset doesn’t offer simultaneous support for PCI-E and AGP, there was a serious question as to how Gigabyte and ECS (the two manufacturers with boards on display) were accomplishing it." ... ... ... "For the gamer, however, PCI-Express is going to be a non-issue. Given that most games today barely stress the AGP 2x bus, moving to double AGP 8x isn’t going to do anything. It’s the equivalent of widening a highway no one drives on. Had AGP developed in the direction it was intended…
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Need For Speed Underground 2: First Look "In the demo, the team's developers went straight to the point. Using streaming technology to create a massive living, breathing city (like Rockstar's Midnight Club series), NFSU2 is a massive, five-neighborhood metropolis, offering a huge amount of exploration to the tune of 200 km of cityscape to drive through (as opposed to the 40 km for NFSU)."
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Robotics inventor Stephen Jacobsen demonstrates an exoskeleton that provides superhuman strength. "A person wearing this powered “exoskeleton” on his or her legs can carry massive loads without getting tired. Exoskeletons could enable soldiers to haul heavier equipment over greater distances, allow rescue workers to carry survivors more safely, and eventually help disabled people get around."
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Just curious if we have a brewing X-Box scene
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This is old but still funny misinformer Games Sneak Preview:
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