I saw this Saturday Night Live skit a few days ago, and I think it’s the funniest thing that’s been on SNL in a while. It’s a SNL “Digital Short” starring Andy Samberg, and Chris Parnell. The short consists of a rap song which discusses The Chronic ‘what’ cles of Narnia, how Mr. Pibb and […]

Fake, or not, it’s interesting to say the least. But if this turns out to be true I think the PSP’s sales will rise even more.
Source: PSP-hacks.

One of the most promising projects for the PSP had been put on hold by the developer. However, he has put a countdown on his website, which at the time of this article marks 40 days and 13 hours.
Many are speculating that by that time he will release his shell. I don’t want to make […]

Ok, so the 360 is super hard to find right now. There are stories everywhere of people standing in line for hours and sometimes days just to get one. I ordered one this morning from the comfort of my home online. Sure, I won’t have it by Christmas, but that is only because I didn’t […]

If you are using Thunderbird 1.5 RC1, you probably already know this. Mozilla has posted the 2nd release candidate of Thunderbird 1.5.
I had it pushed to my RC1 earlier today and the update/installation went really smooth.

I’ve been doing work on a website recently, and I try to always stick to standards set by the W3C. Sure, call me a perfectionist, but following these standards can warn you of possible display errors in the browsers you don’t use. To figure out if your site follows web standards, you can go here. […]

Edison Carter has released yet another version of his famous CheatDevice for the famous GTA game for the Playstation Portable.
New Features in Version 0.5:
Video recorder
Change CPU speed to 333MHz (fw 2.0-2.5 only)
Battery percent, voltage and temp (fw 2.0-2.5 only)
Heavy motorcycle
Turn while power jumping
The funnest feature of all is undoubtedly the heavy bike cheat, click here […]

John Battelle, the author of the famous book “The Search” (Amazon non-affiliate link) has released his list of predictions for the year 2006. Here’s one of them:
iTunes will begin to get the speed wobbles as the music industry decides it wants to control its distribution just like in the good old days.

Self-proclaimed “Lego Master”, Erik Varszegi has built an 8-foot long Rebel Attack Cruiser out of legos. The ship has been listed on eBay, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity signed by George Lucas. At the time of this posting the bid is already up to $31,000 with a total of 65 bids. The description on […]

Talk about a sense of humor, it appears some Middle Eastern root-kit writers have given their Christmas present to the world; “Mr. Bean”. This new attack on Windows computers downloads a copy onto the victim’s computer, and proceeds to download Mr. Bean, and Disney cartoons. Gee, thanks virus writers. Vital Security believes that this was […]

For anyone who is interested in programming video games, this is your opportunity to start. A programmer, Mark Trover, has put together an 11-part video tutorial on how to create a C++ RPG on Windows. The story -
“An evil demon creature known as the wraith lord has taken control of the world. He controls a […]

The guys at PSPhacks have released a nice article explaining how you can get a PSP that is hackable, or at least downgradable.
Before you buy a PSP for that special gamer this Holiday season, you have to ask yourself one thing: do they homebrew? If the answer is yes, you better take care not to […]

Remember when we told you around two months ago about a new browser called Flock? Well, if you don’t, Flock is an Open-Source browser built to make bloggers’ life easier by allowing you to post directly from the user interface. And this was a Flock exclusive feature, until now.
The Performancing team has released today their […]

The executives close to the talks said that at AOL’s request, Google would begin to test various forms of graphical ads, and that it would make the same formats available to other advertisers. Google has started to sell graphical ads for placement on other sites; plans to do so on Google itself were accelerated by […]

In June 2003, the Microsoft Macintosh Business Unit announced that Internet Explorer for Mac would undergo no further development, and support would cease in 2005. In accordance with published support lifecycle policies, Microsoft will end support for Internet Explorer for Mac on December 31st, 2005, and will provide no further security or performance updates.
Additionally, as […]

Two texas companies will soon be building a network to allow them to deliver broadband internet over power lines (BPL).
The companies estimate that roughly 2 million homes and businesses in northern Texas will be able to subscribe to the new service when the network is complete. Current Communications–which has built a similar network over Cincinnati’s […]