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Neevo sent in a fun way to attack a website. For example you could nuke OCAU or flood Google.
Here's an interesting homemade heat exchanger in the PCDB.
Bit-Tech have 15 pages of coverage from a recent case-modding competition at the World Cyber Games.
HWSecrets cover what dual-channel DDR is all about, while LegitReviews look at what validated server memory involves.
PC-Perspective compare TurboCache and HyperMemory, giving cheaper video cards access to system memory.
Dan has more letters. A guy with a glorious old brick of a DSLR, someone running seismic sensors in the Aleutians, an easy one about fans, and _two_ people abusing me. What more could you want?
ArsTechnica have an article about the history of the GUI. A History of the GUI traces the development of the GUI from its conception in the 1930s, to the first GUI demonstration in 1968, all the way up to the latest in GUI eye candy today.
Iroquois spotted the Top Ten 802.11 myths of 2005.
DesignTechnica went to China to look at how Lenovo is handling IBM's PC business, having purchased it recently. Interestingly, more than 90% of the PCs sold in China do not go out with Windows. While a large number of these used to go out with Linux, the Linux shipments have all but evaporated and have been replaced by DOS.
From BlueDreamer: GIMPshop for Mac OS X 10.3. Scot Moschella has faithfully recreated the Adobe Photoshop interface for the Gimp to hopefully convert some PS users to Gimp. Currently not available for windows but a linux version in rpm format can be found here. Update: Bern spotted a windows beta for download here.
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