Asteroid Exploded in Earth's Atmosphere (2)
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A small asteroid exploded over Africa this week in what astronomers said was the first firm prediction of an incoming space rock.
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the end is near.......
Bringing Space Down to Your iPhone (1)
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Now you can view NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day on your iPhone.
Ghostbusters Ecto-1 For Sale on eBay [Ecto-1] (10)
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If you missed out on the 89' Batmobile a few weeks ago, now is your chance to score another piece of Hollywood history. A fully-restored Ecto-1 used for over 15 years as part of the Ghostbusters Experience at Universal Studios is now up for bid on eBay. According to the current owner, it still runs great and Ernie Hudson thinks it looks better than the one used in the films. Now that is an endorsement ...
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want. Just in time for Halloween.
Found Footage: Writing your first iPhone application - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (33)
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Filed under: Multimedia, Developer, Found FootageThe removal of the NDA from the iPhone development scene means that a trickle of educational content for would-be developers is rapidly turning into a flood. Xcode instructor extraordinaire Bill Dudney of The Pragmatic Programmers has made a 22 minute video screencast available for those who want to join the elite ranks of beginning iPhone developers. The free video covers the details of how to start getting acquainted with Xcode ...
Mozilla Launches Geode for Location Management in Firefox (5)
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Want your Firefox 3 browser to be location-savvy? Mozilla is making that possible with the release of Geode, an “experimental Firefox add-on” intended as something of a holdover until Firefox 3.1 arrives with support for the W3C Geolocation Specification. The purpose of Geode is to give current Firefox installations the option to specify location, determined through Skyhook’s Loki Wi-Fi mapping service, with varying levels of exactness, to be manually chosen by the user. If you ...
Nasa's Messenger Sends First Full Fly-By Image of Mercury [Space] (10)
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Yesterday at 4:40AM east time, Nasa's Messenger (MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry and Ranging spacecraft) flew by just 125 miles over the surface of Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest in the Solar System. This is the first time in history that the whole planet is going to be photographed in its entirety by an Earthling probe, with amazing resolution and ultra-crisp detail. The first time Mercury was photographed up close ...
The Zombie Apocalypse Is Less Terrifying in LEGO [Lego] (4)
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The question is not IF there will be a zombie apocalypse, but whether or not said end of the world will occur before or after singularity and the robot uprising. Here, in the maudlin sculpture Zombie Apocafest 2008, we see the battle depicted in the only artistic medium that will survive when Man is literally blinded by his own arrogance, LEGO. This diorama was built by participants of the recent BrickCon 2008. May it serve ...
YouTube Sensation Funtwo Tracked to New Zealand (1)
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So you think you know pop culture (or more exactly, YouTube pop culture). Quick, what’s the most popular fan-made music video on YouTube? It’s Canon Rock, a rendition of Pachebel’s classical music played by Jeong-Hyun Lim (better known as his online handle funtwo). The video clip has been viewed nearly 50 million times. So what happened to Jeong-Hyun? David Farrier of TV3 in New Zealand went in search of funtwo, and found him not in ...
How to automatically download your favorite TV shows using uTorrent - Simple Help (4)
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This tutorial will guide you step by step through using uTorrent to automatically find and download your favorite TV shows, as soon as they’re available on bittorrent sites. It’s important to mention up front - depending on the country you live in, downloading television programs from the Internet may not be legal. Be sure to check before you proceed. Launch uTorrent and select the Add RSS Feed button in the upper left corner. click to ...
Lehman Bros. CEO Totally Got Knocked Out! [Oh Shit] (3)
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Since we don't condone violence around here, we are not going to call this the most awesome story of the day. We'll just tell you this: CNBC has confirmed earlier rumors that Dick Fuld—the CEO who ran Lehman Bros. into the ground—got himself knocked da fuck out at the company gym: While former Lehman CEO Richard Fuld was testifying before the House Oversight Committee Oct. 6, CNBC reported he had been punched in the face ...
AtomicCleaner Cleans Up Your Temp Files And Gaming Mess [Featured Windows Download] (10)
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Windows only: Free computer cleaning application AtomicCleaner has the standard roster of cleaning tools like temp file deletion and cookie removal, but goes a step further and includes a cleanup option for gamers. The Gamer Cleanup clears out the sometimes monster-sized temporary gaming cache files. For more ideas on how to speed up your computer and clean out the junk check out our top 10 ways to clean up your computer. AtomicCleaner is a free ...
Old timey Halloween photos (8)
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iPhone 2.2 firmware has Google Street View, Emoji, Auto-Correction toggle hidden inside (1)
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Just a few days ago, iPhone developers started receiving a test version of the iPhone 2.2 software. Oddly, the only item Apple chose to list in the patch notes was “compatibility testing” - no mention of new features, specific bug fixes, or, well, anything. Tired of staring at this list of lies, the craftier amongst the crowd decided to delve a bit deeper. So far, they’ve already unearthed three features most would consider worthy of ...
LeopardAssist 2.3.1 - Install Leopard on some unsupported Macs. (Free) (1)
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LeopardAssist 2.3.1LeopardAssist is a simple tool to install Leopard on older, unsupported Power Macs. It bypasses the 867 MHz processor check in Leopard install to allow systems that don't meet the requirements to complete installation. No modified Leopard DVD's, no hardware hacks or tweaks, just a one-time run application. (Much like XPostFacto) Current Version is 2.3.1. This minor release tweaks the commands used to boot from CD/DVD in the boot device selection screen, potentially solving ...
Linux is 17 Years Old [Linux] (9)
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Linux Journal has a nice, short retrospective on Sunday's 17th anniversary of the Linux kernel, which started as an attempt by Linus Torvalds to replicate the MINIX OS. Got an age-old story about your first Linux experience? Join the belated celebration in the comments.
A friendly reminder from CrunchGear to all iPhone users (11)
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Dear iPhone Users: If you have jailbroken your first-gen or 3G iPhone, change your root password. If you have jailbroken your iPhone, your default root password is "alpine." This puts you at a distinct security disadvantage when connected to open networks as it allows the nefarious to browse your entire iPhone with impunity. This is pretty old news but I was just reminded how dangerous this is this morning when an iPhone showed up on ...