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Hi guys,i have just started a Blog about the hacks of blogger and would like to have more readers,So if u are using Blogger and would like to see how u can improve your blogging experience,u can visit me at www.gamovanime.blogspot.com
Hope i will be able to share all this with all of the bloggers.Althought there are more ppl doing it,iWhat is knowledge useful when it is not shared.Cheers.
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The very first podcast entirely in Penang style Hokkien. Funny and casual chats with no topic restrictions. We talk about things that you will only share with your closest friends. May contain Adult Content and Language. Minor please consult your parents
http://penanghokkien.com/index.php.
for those of who understand hokkien.i introduce to u the penang hokkien show hosted by john ong.
i am currently a new member at penang hokkien,if u like the show hosted by mr john ong,pls email me at celong27@hotmail.com and i will bring u into the penang hokkien chatroom at skype.
last hope to see u there as we are a ever growing kampong as they say.haha
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75-year-old Swedish woman currently has the fastest broadband connection in the world.
Sigbritt Löthberg, from Karlstad in central Sweden, enjoys a massive 40Gbps connection - many thousand times faster than the average connection speed delivered to homes. It's the first time such a high speed as ever been delivered to a home user anywhere in the world.
Sigbritt has only recently taking up computing. She is the mother of Swedish 'internet legend' Peter Löthberg, who arranged the connection along with the local council's network department.
"This is more than just a demonstration," said Hafsteinn Jonsson, network manager at Karlstad Stadsnät.
"As a network owner we're trying to persuade internet operators to invest in faster connections. And Peter Löthberg wanted to show how you can build a low price, high capacity line over long distances," Jonsson told The Local .
1,500 HDTV channels
Sigbritt is now able to enjoy 1,500 high-definition HDTV channels simultaneously. Or, if she doesn't find anything to watch there, there's also the option of downloading a full high-definition DVD in just two seconds.
The ultra-fast connection speed has been achieved by a new modulation technology. It allows data to be transferred directly between two routers up to 2,000 kilometres apart, without any intermediary transponders.
The distance is, in theory, unlimited - there is no data loss as long as the fibre is in place, according to Karlstad Stadsnät.
"I want to show that there are other methods than the old fashioned ways such as copper wires and radio, which lack the possibilities that fibre has," said Peter Löthberg, who works at Cisco.
The fibre technology behind such high speed connections is "technically and commercially viable," Jonsson said.
"The most difficult part of the whole project was installing Windows on Sigbritt's PC," Jonsson added.
well guys there is nothing excited about our internet speed in singapore.
this woman can download a FULL HDTV IN 2 SECONDS.
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he Sony PlayStation 3 's IBM-built Cell processor infringes a 1991 hardware patent and all existing units should be impounded and destroyed. That's according to a complaint filed against Sony which alleges that the PS3 Cell processor infringes US patent number 5,056,000.
If the complaint is upheld, Sony could amazingly be forced to destroy all its Cell processors and to redesign the PlayStation 3 from the ground up.
The lawsuit was filed by US company Parallel Processing which says its patent, "Synchronized Parallel Processing with Shared Memory" was issued in October of 1991. The patent explains how new processor architecture could break a program "into smaller concurrent processes running in different parallel processors," and then resynchronize them. This would make processing times much quicker.
"On information and belief, Defendant Sony Corporation of America has infringed and continues to infringe on the '000 Patent by making, using, importing, offering for sale and/or selling products among other things, covered by one or more claims of the '000 Patent, including, but not limited to, Sony Playstation 3," states Parallel Processing in the lawsuit.
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PS3 in more hot water
It says that Sony's infringement of its patent has caused it irreparable harm and monetary damage.
Parallel Processing wants all PlayStation 3 consoles which use the Cell processor (that would be all of them) to be impounded and destroyed. It also wants Sony to say sorry, and to reimburse all the money it claims to have lost.
Of course, it's extremely unlikely that Sony will be forced to do any of those things, but it's certainly something to keep an eye on.
god bless those who brought sony machine
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streets of rage remake.u will be amused.www.bombergames.com
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the very sad and emotional song-bestest friends from the land before time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7EdvjLp788
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