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Wednesday, 21 February 2007 |
Optimus Blog:"There's no way back, 'big' Optimus will be released this year..."
Although the date has been pushed back time and time again, we know that this is legit because of the Mini-Three. Our patience will finally be rewarded this year, hopefully. One of the most sought-after and long awaited devices is finally going to be available this year, the Optimus LCD Fullsize Keyboard. Many of us geeks have been drooling over the concept since 2005 now, and it is about time! These things are going to be really slick, and I can't wait to see what can be done with them, application-wise, as well as mods. The first Optimus product released was the mini-three, a "little brother" to the fullsize keyboard. It only had three LED display buttons, but as demonstration videos have shown, they are very impressive. It has even been implemented into another product, which is very good, because it shows what potential these LED keyboards really have. I can't wait!
 The Optimus Keyboard
Also coming this year from the Art Lebedev studio is the Upravlator keyboard, a touchscreen designed to provide tactile feedback, which will be really cool too!
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Thursday, 14 December 2006 |
No? How about Max Headroom? What do they have in common?
They are all defunct TV shows that never were released in any way, shape, or form. I know for a fact that “Mystie” has a huge following, and I personally enjoy “Freakazoid” as well. Well, some concerned folks over at Digital Archive Central have captured and preserved all of the aforementioned shows, as well as many others. They share them with the public, for “archivial purposes,” and the episodes can be found around the internet, on many P2P programs, but are officially released via eDonkey (believe me, you want to download Shareaza or eMule, not eDonkey! It is spyware!). Go to their site, and check it out! Sign up, perhaps download some episodes? Enjoy
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Digital Archive Central
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Thursday, 14 December 2006 |
So, why does Digg start users not logged in on the “All Stories” view? Following logon, you are only in the “Technology” view. Why is this? I have a theory:
A. There is a political agenda/undercurrent within the high-ups on Digg, as well as the top Diggers. Many of them, NOT ALL, lean towards Liberalism and Godlessness. Thus, they purposely show the “All Stories” view to users who aren’t logged (and don’t have an account…many are internet novices), in the hope that they will sign up, appalled, or in agreement with a politically fueled story. It doesn’t matter if they figure out how to see “All Stories” after login. While the staff would prefer as few as possible people saw the politically motivated stories, it doesn’t matter as long as they generate more users, thus more traffic, thus more revenue. They start the new and old users alike out on the “Technology” section because they are mostly paid by technology companies. (Apple? Publicity firms who “cheat” Digg?) What good are the other sections, if you can’t make as much, or any money off of it.
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Monday, 11 December 2006 |
I know that many of you have episodes, movies, and music of Super Sentai, as well as Power Rangers that I do not have. (I haven't posted my stuff yet, but hey..) If you have some mind-blowing file that you want me to review, and possibly post and share, please upload it to my filebox using the form below. The file can be up to 100 megabytes. If you must, rar the file and split it into pieces.
Also, if you have any neat docs or anything that you would like to see posted, or any creations of your own that you would like to see posted, upload them! Zip em' up with a description, and I will review and possibly post them!
-Matt
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
Updated: September 24, 2009
INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! This guide describes actions that may or may not be legal in your location. I do not advocate, condone, or practice satellite TV piracy. It is not my fault if you use this information illegally. Should you choose to watch signals from a "bird" with pay channels, and decrypt them, you legally can only watch the channels you pay for, meaning you have a set top box hooked up to your TV as well. I suggest deleting the channels you don't pay for from the channel list in the program I discuss below, so you aren't tempted to watch them illegally. By reading below this bolded text, you agree the author, Matt Parnell is not responsible for any illegal actions or consequences you face for doing otherwise. This is aimed at Dishnetwork, but will work with other providers. I do hope you only use channels/provider(s) you pay for, and have legal rights to watch! It isn't my fault if you break the law.
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