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Friday Morning #2
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Friday, 2-February-2001 09:53:54 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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After some heated debate, the Paid Membership Proposal has been dropped. It was an interesting idea to bat around for a while and attracted a lot of support, but in the current form it gets people a little too emotional. I actually think that's a good sign, that we have so many people who feel so strongly about the site that we can have explosive threads like that. We'll see how DoubleClick go over the next few weeks, expect to see some different ad-type stuff happening on the site. If things don't work out with them, maybe I'll re-float the idea, but focussing on sponsorship rather than membership.
Anyway, enough of all that, let's see what the rest of the world has been doing!
There's an interesting experiment on the effects of flow rate in watercooling on BunkerMentality.
Tech-Report take a trip to a local monitor hospital.
LittleWhiteDog want to tell you all about making a boot disk. Such a clever little dog, yes you are! Yes you are!
Tweak3D have a look back at the history of 3D cards.. thanks clonex.
If you've got any files on a public freedrive, time to get 'em off because the service is being discontinued, thanks Hugo.
Ed from overclockers.com in the US has put up his thoughts on how new KT133A / DDR SocketA boards affect overclocking.
Hmm, this software aims to make your PC into a set-top box capable of playing back a range of media formats.
Digit-Life have a PC Buyer's Guide.
Wired say the online advertising industry is not dead, in response to some comments from Disney, thanks Wolfy.
Finally, there's a new film about linux coming out!
Reviews:
Gigabyte GA-7DX and 1.2GHz DDR226 Athlon on Active-Hardware.
Midiland S4 7100 plus 5.1 speakers on AnandTech, thanks clonex.
AOpen HQ45 on OCOnline. This is the funky-fronted version of the HX45, which houses OCAU.
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