Outbound Call from iPhone Without AT&T
This guy has successfully switched out the iPhone SIM…
The BEST 404 PAGE EVER!
simple and fascinating. i like this one a lot! There are lots more where this came from!
Wii Graphics Myths Debunked!
“The ATI Hollywood can actually produce “insane fillrates” to use Factor 5’s words. Hollywood is capable of a pixel fill-rate of almost 972 mega pixels. Having such a high fill-rate capability means that the Wii can perform advanced shaders, advanced texture filtering and advanced multi-layer texture effects better than the Gamecube could.”
Dissecting The ATI Linux Driver
“The fglrx 8.40 series will likely repeat the 8.20 series when it comes to the number of features. This, of course, aligns with all of the information we have been reporting for months now that later this year should be the most interesting time yet for the ATI/AMD Linux driver as there should be an onslaught of new things to come.”
The inadvertent Linux user
Embedded Linux is on the rise, and may be found anywhere from the vehicle management system in your car to the smartphone in your shirt pocket. Montavista Linux, for instance, powers not only smartphones from Motorola, NEC and Panasonic, but Sony TV and media devices, Linksys wireless routers and Yamaha musical instrument systems.
Hotmail filtering Linux mailers:Emails marked as phishing scam
How bad can this get.
How To: Bulletproof Server Backups with Amazon S3
“We all know that it is important to keep recent backups of anything you value at all, so why not automate the process?”
Build WINE on OS X, and it WORKS!!!
It takes a bit of fandangling, but i’ll be darned if i’m not playing SkiFree right now!!! The guide is vague on a few steps, but if you know your way around Unix/Linux on a moderate level of understanding, it can easily be done!!
OpenSUSE Home Page Update (Pretty)
Open Suses’ home page has been updated and added a new package building area for building packages for various Linux distributions.
AT&T tested iPhone disguised as “something that looked like something else”
So secretive was the project that he didn’t even show the phone to his wife. And when AT&T’s team of testers hit the streets to try the phone in ballparks, subways and skyscrapers, Burns said they used a contraption to cloak the device so nobody would know what the testers were holding, calling it “something that looked like something else”