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Thursday Afternoon #2
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Thursday, 24-March-2005 13:12:12 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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If you're looking for some Freeware, Ambush maintains an enormous categorised list in our General Software forum.
IBM are planning to fight spam with spam, thanks Eroda.
TheTechZone have a guide to making your own blog. A website where you ramble on about what you think about some stuff? That'd never take off.
PCStats have a fairly basic fundamentals of upgrading your PC article.
John noticed this article about a fuel cell powered motorcycle.
Hexus have their final CeBIT coverage posted: modding heaven, the fastest PC there (5.4GHz) and a pictorial roundup of the whole shebang.
DesignTechnica meanwhile covered Sony's Open House 2005 showcase.
TechReport cover the theory and practice of 64-bit computing. In order to help you navigate through the hype, we nabbed a pair of 64-bit processors from AMD and Intel and tested them with the latest release candidate of the 64-bit version of Windows XP.
HardwareAnalysis cover building a subwoofer. We had a similar article here a fair while ago.
PCXL have an article about keeping your email, browser and calendar on a USB flash drive, so you can use it on virtually any PC.
Bigtosser noticed these 4ms LCD monitors on CRN.
ARP have the second part of their used SLR lenses buyer's guide posted.
Google are offering free access to their source code, thanks Nick. The site is aimed at providing the open source community with software tools developed and used internally by Google, contributing code that external developers might find useful, DiBona says.
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