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Tuesday, 20-November-2007 15:47:40 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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A few people pointed out that there's an Australian "Top Gear" on the way. Australia is the first country in the world to secure the rights to make a local version of the show, which mixes performance cars with comedy and celebrities. It seems forum-goers aren't too confident of its success, though.
iiNet may be returning to its earlier "iiBorg" days, looking to acquire smaller ISPs again, thanks Sniper. He added: "Over the ten years to 2006 we acquired and integrated 31 ISP’s across Australia and New Zealand."
An MSN Messenger trojan is spreading rapidly. The malware is being introduced by MSN Messenger files posing as pictures, mostly seeming to come from known acquaintances.
Here's another cool steampunk laptop. This may look like a Victorian music box, but inside this intricately hand-crafted wooden case lives a Hewlett-Packard ZT1000 laptop that runs both Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux.
The Hubble Space Telescope is keeping an eye on an astronomical mystery. At the end of October, Nobel Intent reported on a surprising astronomical event; periodic comet Holmes (17P) brightened over one million-fold over the course of a single day.
PureOC took a walk around the eGames & Entertainment Expo in Melbourne last weekend. The eGames expo provides a platform for manufacturers, game developers and publishers, to launch, showcase and market products in the digital entertainment industry.
SecureComputing consider how to kill deleted data for good, thanks Craig. I borrowed the camera before the wedding, removed the SD card from the camera, ran a file-recovery application and retrieved all the shots he had deleted.
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