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Nightly Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 02:54 AM CEST - Aug,08 2002 - Post a comment / read (2)
  • Another tool for Xbox mod squad - The new X-ecuter chip for the Xbox includes several new design components, including a layout that requires soldering of only nine connection points, compared with 20 in the first Xbox mod chips. The X-ecuter also has a provision for an on/off switch that would disable the mod chip. That feature has attracted significant interest from would-be hackers concerned that Xbox Live, Microsoft's upcoming online service for the console, will include diagnostics intended to detect the presence of modified game machines.
  • TiVo Might Rue Arrival of DTV - Broadcasters are scheduled to begin delivering digital TV signals in 2006, giving consumers better picture and sound quality in their homes. However, Hollywood is threatening to withhold its movies unless cable companies are given the right to prohibit taping of shows. Since the new signals will deliver perfect copies to the home, the entertainment companies want to protect their content.
  • Einstein's relativity theory hits a speed bump - Australian scientists have discovered that light isn't quite as fast as it used to be. But it doesn't mean E=mc2 will be consigned to the dustbin, writes David Wroe. Energy, Einstein discovered, was equal to mass times the speed of light squared, with the speed of light as a constant in a vacuum such as space. News that the speed of light may not be constant after all does not mean the old theory falls apart altogether, Davies says. The theory of relativity remains good for most situations, just as Newton's laws remained more or less correct after Einstein, except at high speeds or under intense gravity.
  • Ford Unveils Hydrogen-Fueled Generator - Ford Motor Co. F.N and Canadian fuel cell developer Ballard Power Systems Inc. jointly unveiled on Wednesday a hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine-driven generator they said could help pave the way toward the commercialization of fuel cell technology.  The Ballard Ecostar hydrogen generator, able to produce 114 kilovolt-amperes (kVA) of power, will be the cleanest combustion generator on the market, with no carbon dioxide emissions and almost no smog-creating nitrogen oxide produced, officials said.
  • Trial date set for DVD hacker - A date has been set for the trial of Jon Johansen, the Norwegian hacker who created the controversial DVD descrambling tool DeCSS. The trial will start at a Norwegian district court on 9 December and will be headed up by one judge with the help of two lay assessors.
  • Win32 API utterly and irredeemably broken - Windows might possibly be the most insecure piece of viral code ever to infect a computer, according to Chris Paget who's found a fascinating hole in the Win32 Messaging System which he believes is irreprarable, and which he posted to the BugTraq security mailing list.  /Note: Good morning Chris, it's really nothing new :)/
  • ATI announces 9700 Pro - ATI today announced the addition of the RADEON 9700 PRO graphics board, featuring the RADEONT 9700 PRO visual processing unit (VPU), to its successful retail lineup. ATI will begin shipping the RADEON 9700 PRO board to retail customers and distributors beginning August 19, where it will join the recently introduced RADEON 9000 PRO, and ATI's other strong retail products in stores and online. RADEON 9700 PRO boards will be available from ATI's board partners later this month.
  • Samsung DDR 400 Q4, DDR-II 666 next year - The first densities Samsung will produce are 128Mb chips at 2.5 volts, but it will move to 256Mb chips by Q1 of 2003, the roadmaps indicate. DDR 333 memory chips in 1Gb densities are not due until the end of next year. Samsung is already shipping samples of DDR-II at 512Mb, but in Q4 this year it will release 1.8 volt 667/533/400 DDR-II. In Q3 of next year, it will introduce a new die, the E-die, for these parts at x4, x8 and x16, and in densities of 256Mb.
  • GeIL PC-3500 DDR - The Combination of the PC3500 and the IT7 came up with some strange memory timing results. First off I had to use "6" Precharge Delay around 186MHz, Cas2-6-2-2. Then after 208MHz I needed to go to "7" Precharge Delay, Cas2-7-2-2. This seemed to be an optimal setting for the GeIL 3500.
  • Obtaining DDR333 from EPoX 4G4A+ Guide - Epox's 4G4A+ based Intel 845G motherboard is one of the most popular Pentium 4 motherboards on the market today. Users in our forums and others have been asking how we managed to obtain DDR333 support from the motherboard. By popular request, TweakTown wrote this short guide which shows how to enable DDR333 from the Epox motherboard.
  • AMD 762 Chipset Tweaking (MP/MPX) Guide - In this article we are going to look at improving the performance of the AMD's 760MP/MPX chipset which is designed for multi processor use. We have been digging into the white papers on this chipset over the past week to try and find out every last thing we could about this chipset and then figure out how all of you power hungry madmen with the duallies can make it run even faster! If you've been around this site for very long you know all about chipset registers by now.
  • CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 11 Released - Corel Corporation today announced that CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 11 is now available on store shelves across North America. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 11 is a collection of professional graphics tools designed to make graphic design work more creative, enjoyable and fun. Available on both Mac OS X and Windows XP, customers can upgrade to version 11 of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite for $249 US.
  • News Interceptor 0.96 Beta - News Interceptor allows you to be instantly notified when your favorite web sites emit news of interest. It displays the news title and you can, with a simple mouse click, read the entire news in your Web browser.
  • XP Antispy 3.51 - This tool allows you to disable most if not all suspicious home call functions in Windows XP.
  • BlindWrite Suite v4.0.5c - BlindWrite suite is a tool designed to perfectly reproduce most CD. RAW mode is needed to produce perfect backups of some protected CDs! DAO mode is even better. Almost all protected CD can be perfectly backed up using with DAO
  • WindowBlinds 3.4 - A new version of WindowBlinds is available that has all sorts of cool new features. The ultimate GUI customization program allows users complete control over how Windows looks and feels.
  • kX Project Drivers 5.10.0.3522 beta - The kX Audio Driver is an independent WDM (Windows Driver Model) driver for all EMU10K1 and EMU10K2-based soundcards manufactured by Creative Technology Ltd. and/or E-mu Sytems Inc., including the SoundBlaster Live! series, the E-mu Audio Production Studio (APS) card, and the Audigy series of cards.
  • Plextor PleXCombo Firmware 1.03  - Plextor Japan has released a new firmware for their 20X CD-Write, 10X CD-ReWrite, 40X CD-Read, 12X-DVD-Read ATAPI CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive.
last 10 comments:
Jasmingo Duranteposted - Aug, 08 2002 - 05:07
Re: Win32 API utterly and irredeemably broken Ah but you see, this is the first time anyone's come across something that absolutely cannot be fixed. That IS new. Btw, here is Chris himself displaying his disgust with MS - http://theregister.co.uk/media/858.jpg Ah "Hollywood" (more like NYC) never fails to amaze me with their tactics...

jim peteposted - Aug, 09 2002 - 09:46
Re: "the first time anyone's come across something that absolutely cannot be fixed" It's wrong, the "fix" has to be done on the side of coders, not on the system. This a link to a little article about WM_TIMER: http://f0dder.didjitalyphrozen.com/wm_timer.htm

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