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Comment: Re:Hang on to your old versions... (Score 1) 179

by ViX44 (#25242615) Attached to: Microsoft Updates Multiple Sysinternals Tools

http://court.shrock.org/sysinternals/
http://court.shrock.org/sysinternals-bt/

This seems to be a partial mirror. I thought I saw a collection posted to /. back when Mark first announced his assimilation, perhaps someone can dig it up from the /. archive? It is possible the Shrock "bt" collection is that collection.

Announcements

Mars - holes in surface discovered

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tqft
tqft writes "http://www.universetoday.com/2007/05/25/dark-caver ns-discovered-on-mars/
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See that dark spot in the middle of the picture? It seems to be a hole, in an otherwise smooth landscape of lava. It isn't an impact crater because it lacks a raised rim or ejecta. Light from the Sun must be getting down there, but it's so deep that none of it is bouncing back out. It's just a dark hole."

Pic:http://www.universetoday.com/wp-content/upload s/2007/05/2007-0525cavern.thumbnail.jpg

More here:
http://planetary.org/blog/article/00000984

Entrance to Podkayne's Bar & Grill? Collapse in a lava tunnel? Missile Bay door opened?"
Microsoft

MSFT's SUSE coupons have no expire date

Submitted by mw13068
mw13068 writes "In a recent article in the Seattle Post Intelligencer FSF General Council Eben Moglen points out: "The [Microsoft SUSE] coupons have no expiration date, and Microsoft can be sure that some coupons will be turned into Novell in return for software after the effective date of GPL 3. Once that has happened, patent defenses will, under the license, have moved out into the broad community and be available to anybody who Microsoft should ever sue for infringement."

Groklaw is also covering the story in it's inimitable way."
AMD

AMD intros "Phenom" brand, drops "64&#

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes "Well, finally, the upcoming AMD dual-core and quad-core processors have a real name: Phenom (as in "phenomenal".) With the introduction of the new brand, the company also decided to drop the "64" add-on in its portfolio. According to TG Daily, the new processors could launch in mid to late Q3 of this year — just in time to fill up retail shelves for Christmas."
Hardware Hacking

Open-source replica of KIM-1 trainer

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes "Anyone besides me remember Mos Tech's KIM-1 6502 trainer? It was quite the innovation back in 1975, and set the stage for computers like the Commodore Pet and Apple 1/II. There's going to be a KIM-1 replica kit this summer for 99 bucks, from the same guy who made Apple 1 and Altair kits in the past. Cool stuff."

Are you sure the back door is locked?