Morning Tech Bits [Apr 23, 2004, 09:27 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- Exploit found for Net flaw, but risks remote.
- Developers on DirectX 9 PS3.0 on Gamer's Depot talks with Novalogic, Irrational Games, Epic, Crytek, and Gas Powered Games about ATI's and NVIDIA's approach to pixel shaders.
- Radeon X800XT to arrive in June. Thanks CoolTechZone.
- Apple's Jobs nixes iPod partnerships.
- Hard disk 'speed limit' found. Thanks theAntiELVIS and Tony!!!
- Why you should not turn off your PC.
- Slashdot | VIA Announces Lead-Free Motherboard.
- Google's chastity belt too tight.
- Used Cellphones Find a Market Among Bare-Bones Users (registration required).
- The Myth Of The 100-Year CD-Rom.
- Jupiter: 1,000-song pocket about the right size. Coincidence?
- Techdirt | Shifting From File Sharing To Stream Ripping?
- California votes against Diebold.
It's not like people are forced to use google. And if someone's company relies so much on a freaking search engine, then they need to reconsider their marketing tactics.
Edit: On/Off article
My Seagate Barracuda is a 600,000-hour part (as measured by its mean-time-between-failures rating). That's about 69 years, always on. Thats utter BS. Most modern hard drives crap out after 5 years.
This comment was edited on Apr 23, 18:21.
Edit: On/Off article
My Seagate Barracuda is a 600,000-hour part (as measured by its mean-time-between-failures rating). That's about 69 years, always on. Thats utter BS. Most modern hard drives crap out after 5 years.
This comment was edited on Apr 23, 18:21.
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