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Wednesday, 16-June-2004 21:03:36 (GMT +10) - by Wolfy
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Ars Technica have interesting interview with Scott Collins from Mozilla.org (and Netscape for about 8 years before that). While we are on the subject, Firefox 0.9 has been released.
Data from the Galileo mission and Earth-based observations indicate that Jupiter's moon Io is hottest body in the Solar System outside the Sun.
A number of people have let us know that ORAC3 has been finished.
The BleedinEdge's latest article; "Abit & Asus CPU Temps: Fact or Fiction?" attempts to determine the accuracy of Abit and Asus onboard CPU temperature monitoring.
The third and last installment of TheTechLounge's Beyond Megapixels editorials has focused on function, filetypes, and features.
ukei sent news of this "nasty Linux exploit that's been discovered affecting pretty much all distributions".
"To Yahoo, size matters", doesn't size matter to everyone? ;) But this article indicates that - presumably in a response to Gmail - Yahoo plan to increase e-mail storage capacity, and free Yahoo email accounts will have 100M of storage space by the end of the year.
If you like showing off your PSU, then this relatively straight-forward guide is for you: Crystal Clear PSU Mod.
Maybe we're not all getting fatter after all, it seems the kilogram is getting lighter.
Seagate has extended its product portfolio with no less than 11 hard disk-based products, including Barracuda 7200.8 400GB drives, USB2, pocket and portable drives.
Silent PC have looked at the A64 from a cooling and silent computing perspective.
Gamers help find suspected Half-Life code thieves, it seems that "Within a few days of the announcement of the break-in, the online gaming community had tracked down those involved" and the FBI have made some arrests in the case.
Draffa sent in this 'time waster' but I think I'll call it the "Mega will I die if the earth is hit by an Asteroid simulator of Doom"! Put in some numbers and see how far you'd need to run to survive.
HardOCP have two systems up for grabs as part of a Donation Drive for Make-A-Wish. I wonder if some people would be happier with one of the 20 Random Prizes. ;) Maybe HardOCP will need the winner to get the systems Folding, as it appears that team OCAU will be back in the world number 1 spot in a few days.
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