heh, this looks like a copy from the manuscript of the "Hitler finds out it /still/ isn't the year of Linux desktop" Downfall parody!

Heh, I too read the title the wrong way around. First thinking of DIY projets gone wrong, and right after that, "Wait a minute, there hasn't been game ports on pc's since late 90's or something... What is the article about again..?"

Got it, thanks Chris!

A big thank you to anyone who has invites left, I am tomi and the domain is asiaa dot org.

Tfa didnt say how much data was transferred during that period (or was that 2 megs pulled totally from the hat). Not having ever used an iPhone I suppose there is some sort of a counter you can reset to see how much data is transferred. Is the all apps off supposed to stop all activity or is there still some background programs accessing the data network occasionally?

And at least you used to be able to order a pizza on a phone you just borrowed from someone on the street, for "an important call". Then give the phone back to the owner, walk to the pizza place, grab your pizza and the phone owner pays it in the phone bill. I am not sure if that is still possible, though...

m.facebook.com is still up and running; just logged in from my phone (I'm sitting in toilet reading slashdot) and everything was in good order with my fb account. To think of it... Last time I logged in was couple of weeks ago when www.facebook.com was down and I was checking the mobile version.

I have a symbian phone (3rd ep1) and opera mini 4.2 & 5 and opera mobile 10 installed. Both minis load pages fast. Mobile even with turbo and mobile view cannot compete with the minis.

Could it be possible to reproduce copies of the original ascii art printouts by playing back the video using mplayer and aalib video out?

Could someone explain when this ballot actually comes up? is it only for new installs of Windows or at some later moment, too? I already use Opera so it wouldnt make any difference to me but at least during the odd times I had to use IE for something it didn't ask me anything.

In related news, I know technical shortcomings in hosting an article on hardwarebug.org...

Thanks for the link; I checked my atapi.sys and SHA1 sum was the "working" one, a719156e8ad67456556a02c34e762944234e7a44.

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/b4df1d2c56a593c6b54de57395e3b51d288f547842893b32b0f59228a0cf70b9-1265974140

However, only eSafe tells the file is infected with Win32.Rootkit, other seem to be clear. Has anyone else checked their file?

...and a more in-depth analysis: f**k yes.

Uhh.. Unless this patent was specific to twisted pair (no, didn't read tfa, I must not be new here) going back to coax won't save you. (which is sad, I really loved those missing terminators somewhere in the network.)

Yes, the files probably still exist on user's and authors' computers, however the loss of information on forums is big. Over 10 years of discussion and ideas are gone,many writers are gone already. Searchable forum full of valuable info. I hope they get the data back.