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jmicahg
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Last logged in July 17th, 2007
- Joined Mar 16, 2006
- 23 forum posts
- Richmond, BC
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- jmicahg
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Microsoft says it's bad surge protectors killing Xbox 360's?"
My brother had his Xbox 360 suffer the red ring of death syndrome, and he was lucky enough to get it replaced under...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "China wants World of Warcraft to show more skin and less bones."
Personally, I've never been disturbed by the scenes of my digital protagonist plunging his trusty chainsaw into the...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Making fuel from the sea."
With the price of crude, and inevitably the price of gas soaring to amazing new heights, it's not uncommon for...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "VIA enters the third world PC market."
For years, VIA was the near undisputed king of the South bridge chipset market. But, as it is with the tech...
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6 Jul 7, 07 12:38am
ever heard of mercs? they're soldiers that you can hire to go out and do your dirty work. maybe it'll be something...
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19 Jul 6, 07 10:50pm
they said that the device would function until such time as mechanical failure would affect its performance.
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4 Jul 6, 07 8:10pm
Yeah, Cyber Command sounds like a special forces unit for the next Terminator movie. But in this case, they're not...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Did MediaDefender bait a Honeypot?"
It's an explosion of comic copyright calamity out there!
There's no doubt that the MPAA is ticked when it comes...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Perhaps the first CyberWar in history."
Do you know where Estonia is? Probably not. But for reference, it lives right next door to Russia, a Russia that may...
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It's Big Brother Jobs.
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3 Jul 6, 07 2:11amactually, it isn't a crime to ask someone for their SIN number. if someone is foolish enough to hand it out, then...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Get a big monitor, or a 3-D display?"
Again, it's science fiction becoming science fact. And in this case, it's one of the most pervasive aspects of...
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iPhone hacking underway (News)
2 Jul 5, 07 7:11pm
I'll get me one and install Linux on it.
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "It's Big Brother Jobs."
Did you get your iPhone yet?
Me neither.
Sure, and iPhone would be sweet, but having to give out your Social...
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19 Jul 5, 07 6:32pm
it sounds just like dean kamen and his lead up to the segway scooter launch. he said that it would revolutionize the...
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19 Jul 4, 07 11:28pm
The world has more energy than it could ever use. There's enough kinetic energy in the oceans to power the entire...
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Freakin' laser beams! (News)
5 Jul 4, 07 11:17pm
faster access would speed up boot times a bit. there is this expansion card avaliable that has a bunch of dimm...
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5 Jul 4, 07 8:52pm
"And the entry from Sony takes the lead, powered by six laptop batteries. Wait, what's this? Oh No! Two of the Sony...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Does Vista really cost $50 dollars?"
Since Dell started selling their PC's preloaded with Ubuntu Linux, it has become quite apparent that Windows...
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Freakin' laser beams! (News)
5 Jul 4, 07 5:59pm
wait tens years until it's in the market place, but by then we'll have Windows Galactic ZXP or something like that,...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "Freakin' laser beams!"
With the proliferation of digital media, massive games, and bloated operating systems, ample hard drive storage has...
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12 Jul 4, 07 2:14am
they (MicroSucks) actually makes more money on the licensing for games and Xbox Live than they do on the consoles.
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12 Jul 3, 07 11:13pm
my brothers 360 packed it in a couple months ago. he hot it at future shop, with the extended warranty, and he had...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled ""How much is that iPhone in the window? No, really, how much?""
Most consumers don't have any real idea what it takes to build the products they use. Whether it be their cars or...
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jmicahg wrote a news article titled "AsusTek divided by three."
In terms of competition and in reduction in conflicts of interest, it is quite common for modern companies to split...