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As we all know, due to a recent Cyber-Attack on the PSN, it has been down for 3 weeks BUT is now starting to see signs of life. When U fire up your PS3 tonite, you will be required to download a new firmware, v3.61, in order to connect to the PSN. Once installed, you will be forced to change your password on the PS3 that you are normally active on for your PSN acct. That part isn't working yet but the firmware update is. It should be active sometime tonite as Sony is rolling out the new PSN across the nation one state at a time. Click on this LINK to see all the details. -- Nem
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Sorry if I've overlooked a previous thread, but where in WNY is everyone from? Currently reside in Clarence myself. *Yay, first post* Cheers, -Brian
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So I happen to be friends w/ Jericka Duncan from Channel 4 News and she is interested in possibly doing a piece on our group about how we utilize our computer resources toward cancer research (WCG) when we arn't fragin some noobs in game. She wanted to just come to my house w/ a camera crew but I thought it may actually be best for them come come to one of our monthly events so see us all together and we can do demo's of WCG all running at the same time (graphic & non Graphic) and then they can do a few shots of us playing CoD4 or something. She 1st has to present the idea to her editor and then if he ok's it then we (Bob) needs to be ok w/ it. 15 mintues of …
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The buzz in the grapevine is that Time Warner is selling the High Speed Internet. They are only required to keep the call center in our area open until June 1'st. Some employees are already looking to get out. Some are trying to relocate but that probably won't happen.
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Don't use WEP for Wi-Fi security. German researchers got into a 'protected' network in 60 seconds It takes just three seconds to extract a 104-bit WEP key from intercepted data using a 1.7-GHz Pentium M processor. The necessary data can be captured in less than a minute, and the attack requires so much less computing power than previous attacks that it could even be performed in real time by someone walking through an office.
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Im looking for a tent for spring/summer, how does this EUREKA TETRAGON 7 look for 2 adults and 2 small kids, $63 shipped?
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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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After a long time of trying to get an acct setup here, I'd like to welcome our newest member in this comunity. Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome Bflo_Soldier to our gathering /crowd roars yay Bflo=Wayne from Adelphia and Client Logic Thanks Nem for all the background work > Have a nice day
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I just got BFME 2 for 42.88 cheapest I have seen it, so I bought it. I was looking for Painkiller but couldn't find it.
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Top 25 Linux Games for 2008 http://whdb.com/2008/top-25-linux-games-for-2008/ Top 10 Free Linux Games http://techgage.com/article/top_10_free_linux_games/ If you use Linux as your primary OS, then you already understand why it is so great. But, do you game on it? Ever try to convert your Windows friends to Linux? More times than not, the dreaded first question is, "Can I game on it?" For some reason, there is a constant mindset that there are not many games for Linux when in fact there are many. I don't mean the small ones that are included with GNOME or KDE, but full blown projects that deliver captivating and deep game play experiences. There are eve…
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