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Encyclopaedia Britannica Fails In Attempt To Revive Infamous Multimedia PatentLast year, we pointed out how rather ironic it seemed that a company like Encyclopaedia Britannica, who is supposed to be in the business of spreading knowledge, would sue GPS makers for patent infringement. However, at the time, we were unaware of the history of the patents in question. Joe Mu... |
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A Replica of the First 4004 Calculatormcpublic writes "For the 37th anniversary of Intel's 4004, the world's first off-the-shelf, customer-programmable microprocessor, vintage computer enthusiast Bill Kotaska has successfully built a replica of Busicom's historic 141-PF printing calculator using vintage Intel chips. Decades befo... |
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car sales taxThere was car sales tax contemptuous speculation in Topiltzin's eyes. A trick, yes. But a kidnap, no. The Americans know this mob would go on a rampage if I was threatened. The ploy car sales tax is transparent. Except for the envoy whose skin I sent back to Washington, I've denied all appeals fo... |
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Dealzmodo Hack: Cooked Software Revives HTC Phones [Upgrade Your Smartphone]HTC has always known their biggest weakness: Windows Mobile. They've done their best to hide the aged interface in glossy costumes and bolster performance, but they can only do so much—the OS is slow, buggy and can drain battery life on certain hardware. Luckily, Windows Mobile responds wel... |
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Video: Is This a Hacked DSi?Has the Nintendo DSi already been hacked, just three days after its release in Japan? Joystiq brings to our attention a YouTube video (right) in which a "Hello World!" program is apparently seen running on a DSi. Homebrewed... |
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The Only Wii Homebrew Guide You Will Ever Need [How-to]Finding a clear and concise guide for loading homebrew software on a game console is almost always impossible—the info is always changing as homebrewers battle new hack-blocking software updates (like Nintendo's recent doozy), and it's scattered across countless gamer forums that you don'... |
