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Saturday, 18-April-2009 03:22:21 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Well the verdict is in, and it seems the Pirate Bay's four Swedish founders were sentenced to prison today. Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi and Carl Lundstroem were given jail sentences of one year each by a Stockholm district court today. The court ordered the defendants to pay compensation and damages of 30 million kronor ($3.6 million), below the more than 100 million kronor claimed by prosecutors. The defendants said they plan to appeal. More info all over the net, but try here, here and a sort've rambling official video statement from TPB here. Discussion here.
Rezin spotted this project to convert an old hard drive into a flash drive, kinda. Take an old outdated hard drive and teach it new secret tricks by increasing it's capacity and speed.
Thermaltake are running a ghetto modding comp. Let's face it, not everyone is up to date on the latest and greatest gear. The ghetto DIY mods have always been around and occasionally ones which are extremely practical or just downright CHEAP pops up and are generally loved for their ingenuity at little or no cost to the owner! Discussion here.
The people behind TheOverclocker have created MacTheMag, for Apple enthusiasts. MacTheMag is an all-digital magazine, with the latest in news, reviews, analysis and tutorials on everything related to the Mac and iPhone. Check out our own Apple Hardware & Software forum, too.
An Aussie inventor has won over Microsoft. AN Australian inventor is set to share in a damages payout of more than $500 million after a US court ruled that Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, infringed a patented technology used to deter software piracy.
Australian Domain Registrar Bottle Domains is in court to fight for their future, in the wake of a customer data leak. In January this year the personal account details, including credit card numbers of up to 60,000 Bottle Domain customers were posted for sale at an online forum by a computer hacker.
Guru3D have a GeForce GTX 275 shootout. For this article, a total of five GeForce GTX 275 graphics cards will be put to the test. We take the NVIDIA reference sample, two reference clocked products and two pre-overclocked products to see where we are at in terms of performance, cooling and features among the difference AIB/AIC partners.
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