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 Friday Tech Mania - tech
(hx) 11:33 AM CEST - Apr,30 2004
  • Microsoft Confirms Bug in SSL Patch - Microsoft Corp. has confirmed in a knowledge base article that its patch for a critical bug can cause some Windows 2000 systems to lock up and fail at boot time. The problem occurs, according to the article, because Windows tries repeatedly to load drivers that fail to load. Microsoft acknowledges that the problem is a bug in the patch and that the company is investigating solutions.
  • ACLU battles FBI over ISP customer data - The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging the FBI’s use of expanded powers to compel Internet service providers to turn over information about their customers or subscribers. A lawsuit challenging secret FBI national security letters was filed April 6 in U.S. District Court in New York but not made public until Wednesday because of its extraordinary sensitivity.
  • Lawmakers Vow to Pass New Law Against Spyware - U.S. lawmakers vowed on Thursday to pass legislation to stop deceptive software even though regulators advised against any new laws. Both Republicans and Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee said new laws were needed to stop the proliferation of so-called "spyware" that hides in users' computers and secretly monitors their activities
  • Visa Toys With Credit Card Displays - Visa International is experimenting with credit cards that include a small display screen where customers could view recent transactions, bank balances, or local currency exchange rates, says Deborah Arnold, Visa's vice president of global consumer strategies. About 10 percent of Visa's 1.2 billion credit and debit cards in use worldwide already have a built-in computer chip, and that proportion is growing rapidly, Arnold says. The chip can store information that could be displayed on a small screen running across the top of a card, in a position similar to the magnetic strip on the back of most cards today.
  • MS04011 Lsasrv.dll RPC buffer overflow remote exploit - houseofdabus HOD has published the exploit code.
  • Neowin's Official WinHEC 2004 Coverage - WinHEC Officially kicks off on Tuesday 4th May, but Neowin.net has already posted some coverage.
  • ATI announces TV Wonder - ATI announced the "TV Wonder USB 2.0", which is a tv tuner for plugging into both desktop and notebook PCs. With the device installed, users will be able to watch the telly on their computers, as well as record data from TV onto their PC. The product should be available this summer in the USA, and will come in two available packages, the "TV Wonder USB 2.0 Remote Control Edition" at $149, and the "TV Wonder USB 2.0" which should weigh in at $100.
  • HDTV DivX Player In The Works - KiSS Technology, Inc.have announced that they will work with DivXNetworks, Inc., to develop a DivX Certified DVD Player optimized for the high-resolution HDTV playback of DivX video files. KiSS Technologies will demonstrate DivX Certified DVD players to major retailers at RetailVision North America, where DivXNetworks is an event sponsor. RetailVision is held April 26-29 at the Hyatt Grand Champion in Indian Wells, California.
  • ATI's Radeon X800XT ends up flying faster - ATI decided to increase the frequency of its soon to be released X800XT cards that will be presented in just a few days, on May the fourth. The card is now clocked at 525MHz.
  • Introduction to DDR-2: The DDR Memory Replacement - PC Stats has posted an introduction to DDR-2: The DDR Memory.
  • AC-3 ACM Decompressor 0.7 -  Install this and you can convert/decompress AC3 audio directly to WAV/MP3 using Virtualdub.
  • Fresh Diagnose 6.60 - Fresh Diagnose is an utility designed to analyze and benchmark your computer system. It can analyze and benchmark many kinds of hardware, such as CPU performance, hard disk performance, video system information, mainboard information, and much more.
  • nVIDIA Forceware v60.60 Windows 2000/XP - This is nVIDIA ForceWare series 60 which where of course originally designed for GeForce series 6 (6800), the newest NVIDIA reference graphics card driver. This release can be used with any NVIDIA graphics card. This is a full official NVIDIA. reference set, not yet WHQL certified though.

Comments from xxxxposted - 04:03 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
ya ati forgot to say about tv wonder. quote "We will supply you with one driver and 1 year after you bought the card, you're on your own for drivers, especially on Linux". ya thanks ATI, actually I got one of your older tuners here sitting on my desk that doesn't work becuase of no more drivers! thanks ati! i'll be sure to be stupid again and buy another tuner from you!! oh and those rehased POS on your site don't work for anyone, but we know you couldn't give a $hit. thanks ati. want a good tuner, don't get ati, get wintv or something else and p.s. it will be cheaper.

Comments from Samadamaposted - 06:47 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
I second that......

Comments from FX5900posted - 06:51 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
i third that... but i dont repeat mistakes, hence my name now.

Comments from idiotposted - 09:34 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
finally a topic where FX0000 can scold ATI again :) You're always right :DD

Comments from El_Coyoteposted - 10:00 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
*sigh*

Comments from GoldenBearposted - 10:24 PM CEST - Apr,30 2004
Well this is one ATI bashing session I can agree with...Their tv tuners are quite subpar. ATI should just drop TV tunners and stick to video cards. Leave tv tuners to Hauppauge. On another note, anyone else think that Visa is just bored (cc with displays, cc with RF)?

Comments from FX5900posted - 03:53 AM CEST - May,01 2004
Idiot, thanks man. I know I'm right. When are you going to join the nvidia family? You'll have to change your name from 'idiot' to 'leet' if you do.

Comments from idiotposted - 01:39 PM CEST - May,01 2004
You know, I've never had any probs with nvidia. I only have objections to your stupid 'ati sucks, bow the king, nvidia, etc' style.

Comments from FX5900posted - 05:42 PM CEST - May,01 2004
That's sad. :-( No wonder you call yourself an idiot. I never say ATI sucks, but i acknowledge that nVidia is king.

Comments from GoldenBearposted - 06:34 AM CEST - May,02 2004
Yeah, nVidia is king alright...king of deceit...no but seriously folks, nvidia is currently the best motherboard chipset maker for AMD right now so I give them props for that but I think their video cards have been subpar this last generation...I guess we will see what the FX6800 holds against the X8xx series from ATI

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