[Snowbat]

"Oh shi..."

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Fixed those couple of broken links, I think they all work now.

Originally Posted by Snowbat

Very surprising, considering who owns Skype now. The previous version works fine for me in Linux though and I like the simple UI. The Windows client I installed for the other half a few months ago looks bloated and hideous - if Skype 4.0 for Linux looks anything like that, they can keep it..

Fear of being on receiving end of a Linus Torvald F Bomb.



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Longest Day Deals (finishes today...i think)






Assange's Ecuador asylum bid has violated £200k UK bail, say cops

LCD TV shipments slip for FIRST TIME EVER


http://www.bvckup.com/

Bvckup also does its best to preserve every entity of your data including attributes, timestamps, security and ownership information.

Ten... pieces of tat for Apple fanboys

Do you know how to use Google?

http://www.doubletwist.com/
itunes alternative

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/collusion/

Collusion is an experimental add-on for Firefox and allows you to see all the third parties that are tracking your movements across the Web. It will show, in real time, how that data creates a spider-web of interaction between companies and other trackers.

Google Trends Hot Searches
Most searched for * in America right now.


Hacker uses malware built-in chat to toy with researchers


Time Warner Cable patents method for disabling fast-forward function on DVRs

Rudimentary liver grown in vitro


Windows Phone 8: everything you need to know



Nvidia Issues Diplomatic Response to Linus Torvalds' F-Bomb


Google Shopping evolves: is pay-to-play the future of web tools?


Samsung scores 3G patent win over Apple in Dutch court
lol, someone finally won a patent case.


Homes to receive booklets on digital switchover

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Logging into websites may soon get easier, thanks to Ford KeyFree

U.S. Government seeks spying tools for Facebook, Twitter
No end.



New Xbox launch timed for 2013 holidays? (video)
Leaked Xbox 720 pricing and details likely real
Microsoft sends takedown notice to sites hosting Xbox 720 doc, including Dropbox



ACTA on life support as key EU committee rejects it
http://www.siliconrepublic.com/innov...liament-group/


RIAA to CNET: Follow Google, nix video-to-MP3 conversions


12 photos of Larry Ellison’s gorgeous new Hawaiian island, Lana’i
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Larry-El...ews-15626.html



From Megaupload to Megabox, Kim Dotcom returning to the content sharing scene… eventually
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/21/31...k-announcement



Brilliant Spinning Heatsink Cools CPUs 30 Times More Efficiently


Android app steals contactless credit card data


Galaxy S3 EXPLODES
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...161&utm_source

Samsung Galaxy S III is hot: bursts into flames and melts through its own casing

Boards Thread makes headlines.




The World’s First Remote-Controlled (LED) Light Bulb


What Is The Fastest Computer Hard Drive Solution? [Geeks Weigh In]

Google shareholders approve stock split leaving power with co-founders


Google Play Store says Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is coming "soon"


Capcom celebrates 'Mega Man' anniversary with a ten-disc soundtrack in an e-tank


Motorola's LapDock hacked back to life using Raspberry Pi and Rikomagic computers


Apple television expected to hit the market in Q4

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Google.ie (Doodle)


Nintendo 3DS XL

UPDATE 3-Google CEO says "nothing seriously wrong" -source

Soda Bottle Water Rockets for Summer Fun


Best Android Apps


Brazil theme


Now Is a Great Time to Buy an SSD

SwiftKey 3 Keyboard


How to Fix Movies that Are Really Quiet, then REALLY LOUD


Quadcopter drone group held in London airport on suspicion of terrorism


Does a 'right to be forgotten' on the internet violate free speech?

The Internet's most hated man


Opera, the True Underdog Browser, Releases Version 12

Now you can travel to the Moon… for just $100 million


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet


What's .Google want with 101 new .domains, anyway?



Google's impossibly clever Alan Turing doodle



http://www.summarizer.info/index.html

[Khannie]

Originally Posted by RUCKING FETARD

Best Android Apps

Some nice ones in there.

[Zascar]

Brilliant thread, can't believe I'm only seeing it now. I'll try to post some stuff here, love all this type of news..

[Khannie]

Tesla Model S. Very impressive looking. 265 mile range = 426KM = good enough for anyone in Ireland. No mention of the price tag there, but I bet it's horrific.

[Khannie]

$50K is the price. Not bad actually.

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Originally Posted by Khannie

$50K is the price. Not bad actually.

These will replace petrol/Diesel.

When they sort out a fuel source...should be right around the time oil peaks.

Originally Posted by Khannie

Some nice ones in there.

What ya think of Google Sky?

Would you read the permissions of each ap before you install them?

Are antivirus applications necessary on the Android mobile platform?

Android antivirus apps are useless, here’s what to do instead

To Hide Android Malware Apps From Google's 'Bouncer', Hackers Learn Its Name, Friends, And Habits

How to Restrict Android App Permissions


Most aps on google play store that I look at are all taking the proverbial lately with the permissions they want, turning on your microphone and taking pictures is shockingly common aswell.

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Originally Posted by _AVALANCHE_

Firefox 13 Arrives With New Home Page And New Tab Page, SPDY Support

Firefox 'new tab' feature exposes users' secured info: Fix promised
Hasn't worked right since it was released.


No SPDY for Boards.ie


http://www.tinytube.com/
Links to kid friendly vids on Youtube. Handy.


Another new Bitcoin alternative


Viral videos of the week

Facebook Unseen Prevents Others From Knowing That You’ve “Seen” Their Message [Chrome]


Sony to make $623 million investment in Olympus, Nikkei says
The comment section is great on this site.


Mozilla teases major Firefox for Android announcement next week


E-Diplomacy map shows which leaders talk to each other on Twitter
http://ediplomacy.afp.com/#!/


IP Lawfirm Sues Typosquatting Security Researcher
Clever, but I hope he loses.


Amendments to U.N. treaty could censor the Internet


RIM may sell handset business, according to The Sunday Times


Chinese Crew Completes Manual Docking With Orbiting Module


Tech tweets of the week


Jimmy Wales launches campaign to stop O'Dwyer's extradition


Amazon Studios unveils first four original content series for development


Best Android health and fitness apps



Write speeds for phase-change memory reach record limits

How To Prevent CPU & GPU Temperature From Hindering System Performance

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Originally Posted by Snowbat

"Oh shi..."

Pity it wasn't Ballmer.

[Khannie]

Originally Posted by RUCKING FETARD

These will replace petrol/Diesel.

When they sort out a fuel source...should be right around the time oil peaks.

Much easier road to adoption for electric. I'll be interested to see what wins out.

Originally Posted by RUCKING FETARD

What ya think of Google Sky?

Would you read the permissions of each ap before you install them?

Just installed that there. I'll give it a whirl. Sounds good though.

On permissions: I have to admit I've stopped looking at them for the "big" apps. If it was something that didn't have a large amount of downloads I'd have a look alright, but I agree that I think in general they're taking the proverbial a bit.

[Khannie]

Originally Posted by RUCKING FETARD

Pity it wasn't Ballmer.

Pretty sure he's learned *that* lesson.