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Wednesday, 13-October-2004 15:00:13 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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There's some concern about a sharp spike in carbon-dioxide levels over the last two years. More info here. UK Director Stephen Tindall singles out Australia for special mention, describing it as one of the world's biggest carbon dioxide polluters which has failed to make any real moves to address what is shaping up as the globe's greatest threat.
Also interesting is this cancer gene research. Giving the mice the common antibiotic doxycycline turned the gene ‘off’, and the cells reverted to normal liver cells, but were not destroyed.
Microsoft have released the Australian version of their Media Center 2005. However, Microsoft spokespeople admitted today that the highly debated Electronic Program Guide (EPG) function is not available on the Australian version.
MadShrimps wonder if the A64 3200+ S939 90nm is the next P4 2.4C in terms of overclocking performance.
On a similar note, Xbit report on S754 Sempron 3100+ overclocking.
There's a high-profile spyware case running in the US at the moment. In the first action of its kind, the agency last week filed a civil lawsuit against Wallace, charging the admitted former junk e-mailer with fraudulently installing advertising and other software on consumers' computers through his network of Web sites.
LegitReviews look at the significance of memory PCB's when it comes to overclocking DDR. If you are an overclocker looking to get the highest possible FSB/Memory performance at loose timings, then we just showed you a secret that can help you gain up to 42MHz on your memory overclock.
IBM has some new enterprise storage products. The high-end storage system offers 96 terabytes of capacity and will ship with support for the vendor's IBM Virtualization Engine.
Johnny5 says that these file recovery programs can be a lifesaver for corrupted CF cards or similar, helping him get back some lost party pics. They look to be free, too.
Bit-Tech compared two i925X LGA775 P4 motherboards from DFI and MSI.
Darkness sent in the first timewaster for today, Gone Crazy. Drive a little car around and knock over the witch's hats. Needs a handbrake lever!
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