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The highly probable PowerBook G5
“With the recent upgrades to the iBooks and Mac Minis it is all falling into place that a PowerBook G5 is imminent as the distinction between product lines blur yet again.”
I predicted this as well, John and I have a bet for dinner based on this summer a G5 laptop hits… Summer isn’t over yet…
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Is RNAi the cure for AIDS, cancer, and more?
Watch the segment: Research scientists are hoping that RNAi, already in human clinical trials, will treat a host of diseases, including AIDS, cancer, and Huntington’s.
I watched this awhile back in HDTV and am very convinced that this will be the biggest breakthrough doctors need to cure these ailments…
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Diggnation Episode #005 Released (official digg podcast)
This episode covers the following digg stories: Serial number could be hidden, Yahoo acquires Konfabulator, Pirates can’t update their Windows, Liberated games, Windows Vista beta 1 released, Firefox downloaded 75,000,000 times, Digg breaks top 5,000 ranking, Hacker unlocks all weapons for BF2, Family Guy movie leaked, and Diggnation on ABC news.
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Ten thousand superballs rolling down a San Francisco hill-street
These photos document the release of 10,000 small superballs at the San Francisco hilltop corner of Filbert and Leavenworth. Wow.
We actually did something like this in High School, release about 1,000 superballs in the middle of the school from the 2nd story balcony overlooking the lockers on the first floor…
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PORT NUMBERS – Most thorough list I have seen to date
The port numbers are divided into three ranges: the Well Known Ports,the Registered Ports, and the Dynamic and/or Private Ports. The Well Known Ports are those from 0 through 1023. The Registered Ports are those from 1024 through 49151. The Dynamic and/or Private Ports are those from 49152 through 65535.
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Second Firefly (Serenity) Trailer Now Online
Following the premiere of Firefly on the SciFi channel, Universal has released the second Serenity trailer.
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The ultimate Mac OS X speed up guide
This “Mac OS X speed FAQ” is the ultimate guide to configuring Mac OS X to run at maximum speed. Contains tons of excellent tips, a must if you run Mac OS X!
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Linux command line cheat sheet
“I have compiled a list of some handy/common things
you can do on the command line in Linux.I hope you find them useful.”
Check this out, great reference…
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PlayStation 3, what we know so far (FAQ)
IGN has thrown together this FAQ so that you have a one-stop source for the system’s important information. Of course they won’t have every last detail until the impressive new console is actually in their hands, but a good number of the hardware specs have been finalized.