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 Wednesday, 25-July-2007  21:13:30 (GMT +10) - by Agg

The Australian Government is targeting "cyber crime", according to the Attorney-General. The Australian Government has allocated $73.6 million in this year’s Budget for a range of e-security initiatives under the E-Security National Agenda, which includes increased resources to help the Australian Federal Police combat cyber-crime and strengthening government systems to increase the security of information provided by the Australian public. Other projects include initiatives to raise awareness of e-security among home users and small business and the expansion of the national and international e-security exercise program. Info in the PDF here.

Along the theme of one of our recent "misc pics", here's an interesting gallery of nerdy tattoos. Aside from my Mandelbrot Set tattoo, I also have the letter i scarred into the back of my right calf and the square root of negative one scarred into the back of my left calf (both of which represent the imaginary number).

Microsoft have released a Vista patch for SLI computers. On a Windows Vista-based computer that has multiple graphics cards (GPUs) and that is using DirectX 10, the computer the computer's graphics performance is less than you expect. Discussion here.

Bit-Tech have been overclocking the Q6600 CPU (as has everyone else). Getting flagship performance out of the XP 2500+ was as simple as increasing the front side bus from 166MHz to 200MHz – virtually every processor did that on stock volts. I think we’re going to see something similar with the Core 2 Quad Q6600 – it shares the same multiplier as the Core 2 Extreme QX6850, but uses a 1066MHz front side bus instead of 1333MHz.

BFM spotted this look back at Commander Keen.. some nostalgia for all the oldschool gamers. This article tells the story of Commander Keen - how it was made, what the people behind it felt, and some things you may never have known before about the game. So put on your football helmet, grab your pogo stick, and help fight off Mortimer McMire by becoming Commander Keen - Defender of the Universe!!

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