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Fabien Cousteau recently aired on CBS in a show entitled Shark: Mind of a Demon. The show documented the lives of great white sharkes. What’s peculiar is the way that Fabien got close to the sharks. His namesake alone brings him instant credibility, respect, and admiration in the oceanic world. But […]
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Have you ever been in traffic and been unable to get over into the next lane?
So, you find yourself somewhere where they have internet, but no TV. And, oh my word, you forgot about that important soccer game, football game, movie, etc. Have no fear, here comes a totally free, malware free TV player. TVUPlayer offers a nice player which works well. And, just in time […]
And yet again, Secunia has issued an extremely critical security warning. This time it involves a memory corruption issue in Excel’s repair mode. Secunia says:
“The vulnerability is caused due to a memory corruption error in the ‘repair mode’ functionality used for repairing corrupted documents. This can be exploited via a specially crafted Excel […]
I recently posted on a way to publish your Google calendar via iWebCal. Well, in usual fashion, Google has responded to users and made this feature available. If you go to “Manage Calendars” and then click on your calendar name, you will now find an HTML button to publish your calendar. Now, […]
I am starting a video tutorials page. The first one is on basic network connectivity. You can find the link on the right hand side.
Want to learn linux, but don’t want to repartition your hard drive? Want to test code on 3 or 4 different operating systems without rebooting? Well, you may want to try out EasyVMX. I had been wanting to have a good excuse to try out virtualization, but didn’t have a good one. […]
Vivek Maheshwari and Ravi Saraf of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have created an electroluminescent thin film that has tactile sensitivity close to that of human fingertips. The EFT translates the tactile pressure into a picture. This could allow for dexterous robotic motions and tasks that were impossible before. For instance, the robot […]
If you have a passion for great football, and especially fantastic goals - watch this!
[tags]World Cup Video,World Cup Kickoff,Steven Gerrard Video,Steven Gerrard goals[/tags]
Typical missile launches and trajectories have been rather easy to spot. Intended targets see the missile launch and can easily see forward progress. But military engineers have once again looked to mother nature to find inspiration and help. It seems that the dragonfly is a wonder of aeronautical engineering. It’s dragging […]
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