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George W. Bush doesn't trust the outside world to view his US election campaign website, and that includes close ally Australia. Full story on news.com.au.
Two things are surprising about the kind of computing hardware we shoot into orbit and beyond - how off-the-shelf some of it is, and how simple a lot of the rest is. Read Dan's full article on what space computing is all about.
Intelligent dwarf skeletal remains have been found in Indonesia.
The Need For Speed Underground 2 Demo is here, weighing in at around 350MB. Grab it locally from Ausgamers, IInet, 3DGamers, and Gamearena. There is a discussion in our Games forum here.
In a move that could upstage the dual-core processor plans of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Intel, Via Technologies is developing a twin-core x86 processor that is likely to hit the market by June 2005, a company executive confirmed Tuesday. Full story on PC World. Thanks Mortz!
A gazillion people sent in news that Apple released their new iPod that can store photos as well as music, with a fancy new colour screen.
AMD's site has a link to what seems to be a 12 month trial version of Windows XP 64Bit. May be handy for the folks out there than want to have a play with their A64's under a true 64Bit environment.
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