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 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,23 2004 -  
Wednesday Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 02:40 PM CEST - Jun,23 2004 - Post a comment / read (7)
  • Valve to take legal action against cheating  - Valve software has actually started taking legal action against cheating. Gabe Newell speaks: "We've started taking legal action against cheating (cheat-sites, cheat creators,...) both in the US and abroad. This is in addition to the on-going investments in anti-cheating technology. You'll see reports of this percolating up as various actions happens." The German hoster of OGCNetwork, known for it's infamous OGC client-hook, has already taken down the main OGC site after receiving an action for injunction. As Counter-Hack reported, several other large cheat websites have already gone offline as well. Whether this is a result of similar legal actions or simply fear is unknown. Either way, this is good news for all Valve's online gamers.
  • U.S. Recording Industry Sues 482 More People - A U.S. music industry trade group on Tuesday said it has sued 482 more people for copyright infringement in a continuation of its anti-piracy campaign. Including the latest suits, the Recording Industry Association of America has now sued 3,429 individuals since last September as it seeks to discourage music fans from copying and trading songs through peer-to-peer networks like Kazaa and LimeWire.
  • MasterCard to combat phishing and ID theft - MasterCard International is working with digital fraud detection company NameProtect to "aggressively combat" phishing and the brokering of illegally obtained credit card numbers online. Rather than reacting to online fraud and identity theft after it has occurred, MasterCard said it would use NameProtect's technology to detect online scams in real time as they proliferate across the internet.
  • LayerOne Hacking Exposed - You are more exposed to data theft than you probably already know, but you can also do something about it. That is the message from the LayerOne conference held in L.A. last week attended by over 100 computer security professionals, federal agents and hackers. There were also some great wrestling matches to be had...
  • Spamassassin Beats CRM-114 In Anti-Spam Shootout - A new study of antispam software shows that Spamassassin performed well in various configurations along with Spamprobe , Bogofilter and Spambayes also came out good while CRM-114 failed to live up to its previous claims (thanks Slashdot.org)
  • Off-topic: NASA Eyes Cash Prizes of Its Own - Within hours of the first private flight to outer space Monday, a NASA official said the agency might offer millions of dollars in prizes to encourage commercial missions to orbit the Earth or land on the moon.  Michael Lembeck of NASA's office of exploration systems said such prizes would go to private explorers for such landmarks as "the first soft landing on the moon, or for returning a piece of an asteroid to Earth."
  • Off-topic: Electric Warship Heralds Evolution in Weapon Technologies - When the U.S. Navy’s first integrated power system (IPS)/electric drive warship arrives in 2011 as the DD(X), the service will mark a technological breakthrough that not only signals a new era for naval engineering, but provides huge amounts of electrical power for uses once considered fanciful, such as free electron lasers, high-powered microwaves and electromagnetic rail guns.
  • Off-topic: Clinton book mania explodes on the Web - Just hours after former U.S. president Bill Clinton finished a first round of book-signings for his new memoir, published Tuesday, autographed copies were selling on eBay for $250 and more. Some of those copies hadn't even been signed yet. One St. Paul, Minn., seller named Jason Gabbert, an eBay regular and longtime Clinton fan, promised that his family and he had tickets to next week's Los Angeles book signing and were guaranteed a few autographed copies to sell.
  • Microsoft poo-poos Xbox 2 backwards compatibility 'fiction' - Microsoft today slammed claims that Xbox 2 will not play Xbox games as "irresponsible... pulp fiction". The statement, published by web site Team Xbox, a site that's done as much speculating on Xbox 2's specifications as anyone else has, notes that: "Microsoft hasn't made any announcements regarding the next generation, so it's far too early to speculate about specifics, including backward compatibility."
  • US Army plans US Army II  - One of the latest players in the software games market is planning a new release. According to Wired the America's Army Government Applications office has opened a software design studio with a team of 15 video-game creators, simulation specialists and ex-Army personnel to expand their software writing efforts.
  • Philips Launches World's Fastest DVD Burner - Philips Electronics has launched the world's first 16-speed DVD writer, which can burn a disc in less than six minutes, the Dutch group said on Tuesday. Philips said it planned to produce 600,000 of the devices every month. Computer makers will pay between 80 and 90 euros ($97-$109) per DVD writer when buying in large quantities, while consumers will have to pay around 180 euros.
  • Sharp intros 400GB DVD recorder - Japanese firm Sharp said it will start selling a range of DVD recorders from July, one of which will have a 400GB hard drive. The firm is introducing five models altogether over the next few months, with its DVHR450 and DVHR400 going on sale in August.
  • AMD reveals Opteron crash bugs - AMD has pledged to fix three bugs in its Opteron chips that, if unremedied, could cause host systems to crash in certain circumstances. In a June 2004 Opteron and Athlon 64 Revision Guide (PDF), the chip maker lists three processor glitches - known in the trade as 'errata' - that could mean the "system may hang". A misaligned 128-bit store could cause "processor deadlock" when "a 128-bit store operation (MOVUPS, MOVUPD, MOVDQU) occurs to a cacheable memory type. The store is misaligned across two cache lines such that the upper eight bytes span a cache line boundary. The store has retired but not yet written the data cache. The store is followed by two other load or store operations to the same cache index as the second half of the misaligned store (ie. bits 11:6 are the same)."
  • Intel Prescott 3.6GHz CPU Review  - The fastest 90nm Pentium 4 processor to date uses the new LGA775 socket format exclusively. ExtremeTech benchmarked the 3.6GHz model 560 and compare it against other Intel CPUs and the latest Athlon 64 offering. Has Prescott improved enough to be king of the hill?
  • Intel's 925X & LGA-775: Are Prescott 3.6 and PCI Express Graphics any Faster? - So, the launch of the 925X and 915 has come and gone, with very little excitement from the community in regards to platform performance - but are there any other diamonds in the rough to be discovered? Alongside the LGA-775 socket interface, Intel gave Prescott a bit of a speed bump - taking it up to 3.6GHz, making it the highest clocked Intel processor available today. This article will be taking a look at the extra 200MHz and how it changes, if at all, the Prescott factor.
  • AirMagnet Surveyor review - In a nutshell, Surveyor takes AirMagnet's WLAN scanning engine and marries it to an interactive display tool. The display tool is actually the back-end for a data-cruncher that takes the RF and location information gathered during a survey walk-around and transmogrifies them into visual maps of the WLAN signal profile in the survey area.
last 10 comments:
Samadama(11:17 PM CEST - Jun,23 2004 )
Does anybody know what's up with this AD on upper left of Gameguru Mania Home Page......... Download Halo & Halo 2
$20 one-time fee only. 100% Legal. Unlimited Xbox Games Downloads........I'm thinking there has got to be a Horribly big catch. (like Apu) :lol:

Rob(12:48 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
Sorry Samadama :( , I dont see anything like that anywere on the main page.

madda(01:18 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
neither can i, maybe you got some sort of spyware on ur machine which is listing ads or something!

Samadama(06:17 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
Thanks anyway guys, now it is on the right with these ads......

FRONT MISSION 4 -MMORPG Guild Management -MMORPG -Astonia 3......

Oh well..... :)

madda(06:49 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
run ad-aware on your computer, well worth running to see if there are any spyware bits of software on there! :)

maga(08:00 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
Samadama> Does anybody know what's up with this AD on upper left of Gameguru Mania Home Page......... Download Halo & Halo 2
$20 one-time fee only. 100% Legal. Unlimited Xbox Games Downloads......


ROFLMAO :shock: :shock: :shock:

Samadama(10:10 PM CEST - Jun,24 2004 )
Thanks, I just Ran ADWare, REGCLEAN and went to Micro Trend for a free online virus scan and NAAAA DAAAA :lol: , it is still there. I am not too worried about it, this is a work pc. Hopefully it mess up and I can get a day off........... :lol: :lol:..........


@Maga........ Here is a link..... http://www.downloadshield.com/?hop=kitty2704

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