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January 2005

22nd

• Unusual Museums of the Internet.
• Linux Inc. - BusinessWeek.com.
• Nokia adamant N-Gage is safe - TheInquirer.net.
• Titan: rains of methane, mountains of ice - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Minty Mp3 Player.

21st

• Slurpware: You Heard It Here First - TechWeb.com.
• Making Myosin Mutants.
• The new PS3 Cell Architecture Explained.
• New worm poses as news - TheInquirer.net.
• Spurned woman deletes ex's gaming data - TheRegister.co.uk.
• BOFH: Hooking the IT vending piranha - TheRegister.co.uk.
• 'I don't like Monday 24 January' - BBC.co.uk.
• Boffins develop human skin printer - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Local Pub's Six-Pound Burger Finally Beaten - TheNewsVault.com.
• 'Evil twin' fear for wireless net - BBC.co.uk.
• Gadget growth fuels eco concerns - BBC.co.uk.
• Tsunami concert's final countdown - BBC.co.uk.

20th

• Based on Mozilla and using the Gecko engine is a new free web editor called Nvu.

18th

• Heavy snow causes chaos on roads - BBC.co.uk.
• Child access law shake-up planned - BBC.co.uk.
• CPU throttle watcher upgraded - TheInquirer.net.
• Sony admits PSP 'update' is genuine - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Man in £20 van makes it to Gambia - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Race for Next Space Prize Ignites - Wired.com.
• Linux Getting Harder To Crack - SlashDot.org.

17th

• Found a handy service manual database called eServiceInfo.com
• Toilet brush secures stupid warning label crown - TheRegister.co.uk.
• New Titan Photos Reveal Surface - Wired.com.
• Photo Sites Share and Share Alike - Wired.com.

16th

• e-database.co.uk alows motorists to check wether they have a speeding fine in the process.
  To save you from registering, log in with these details:
  Login: harry8
  Password: james23
  Then enter your vehicle registration to run a check ;)
• T34 817ch sent me a few funny links worth looking at, DogJudo.co.uk and The Adult ABC,.
• Aunty Twisted alerted me to the Stranded goldfish seek transfer - BBC.co.uk.
• Tech helps disabled speed demons - BBC.co.uk.

15th

• eBay fee changes spark revolt - CNN.com.
• Novell offers free SuSE 9.2 download - TheInquirer.net.
• BT's broadband service crashes and burns - TheRegister.co.uk.
• BOFH: Where the hell have you been? - TheRegister.co.uk.

14th

• Jeff Bezos to Build Space Center - SlashDot.org.
• Sony PSP to ship in UK on 18 March - Amazon - TheRegister.co.uk.
• IBM shunts NTL tech support jobs to India - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Microsoft puts wheel clamp on Emerald Media Center - TheInquirer.net.
• Firefox users should stop their gloating - TheInquirer.net.
• The open-source revolution - ZDNet.com.
• Titanic Voyage Reaches Its End - Wired.com.
• Souped-up wi-fi is on the horizon - BBC.co.uk.
• Rings of steel combat net attacks - BBC.co.uk.

13th

• Stopping Google Hacks Simple - TechWeb.com.
• Internet2 Consortium Sets New Internet Speed Record - NetworkingPipeline.com.
• Found some handy Electronics Projects.
• Trojans exploit Windows DRM loophole - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Gmail bugged, group claims - TheInquirer.net.
• Full Consumer Electronics Show coverage - TheInquirer.net.
• Creative Commons Remix Contest - SlashDot.org.
• Windows worm travels with Tetris - BBC.co.uk.
• Tea_Bi7ch sent me a fun game link, Parking - Battle of the Sexes.

12th

• Microsoft AntiSpyware 1.0 Beta - DesktopPipeline.com.
• Microsoft Releases Revamped Worm Cleanser - TechWeb.com.
• Hackers Use DRM To Plant Massive Amounts Of Spyware - Techweb.com.
• Get ready to buy chips by the kilo - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Mac rumour sites get it completely right - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Hacker breaches T-Mobile systems, reads US Secret Service email - TheRegister.co.uk.

11th

• Adding Pizazz to Your RAM - SlashDot.org.
• Storm-force gales 'to batter UK' - BBC.co.uk.
• IE Flaw Exploited - TheInquirer.net.
• Euro Software Patent issue blows up again - TheInquirer.net.
• An open source Google - without the ads - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Astronomers Spot Colossal Stars - Wired.com.
• The first time i noticed this effect was whilst driving after i had been playing Stunt Car Racer, on an Amiga, for hours on end... Real World Doesn't Use a Joystick.

10th

• 'Best in show' at the CES tech fair - BBC.co.uk.
• Emulators Answer the Call - Wired.com.

9th

• Samsung launches speech-to-SMS phone - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Floods and gales batter Wales - BBC.co.uk.

8th

• We're Creative Commonists, Bill - Wired.com.
• Garden of Eden.
• BBC staff asked to lay off BBC news ticker - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Mozilla and Firefox flaws exposed - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Rockers as Kids.
• The gaming world in 2005 - BBC.co.uk.
• Games win for Blu-ray DVD format - BBC.co.uk.
• Homes and roads hit by floods - BBC.co.uk.

7th

• The Story of the NEC.
• Microsoft debuts security tools - BBC.co.uk.

6th

• Gadgets galore on show at trade fair - BBC.co.uk.
• Ironman Technotrousers - Wired.com.

4th

• Heathrow x-ray weapons scanner, just say no - TheRegister.co.uk.
• Martian explorer marks first year - BBC.co.uk.

3rd

• Disco Stu noticed this fine specimen training for the next rocky film.
• Always worth taking your camera out and about with you, never know when a lorry will turn over!
  
  Alway roundabout, 03-01-2005.
• Thin client dogs set to bark again - TheInquirer.net.
• The future in your pocket - BBC.co.uk.

2nd

• Podcasts bring DIY radio to the web - BBC.co.uk.

1st

• Cartoon Skeleton's.
• The Best Games You Haven't Played - Wired.com.
• JVC preps dual DVD/Blu-ray disc - TheRegister.co.uk.
• California sets fines for spyware - BBC.co.uk.