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Submission + - DRM causes Dragon Age: Origins to stop working (arstechnica.com) 1

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Martey

on Tuesday April 12, 2011 @11:48PM

Martey writes: "Ars Technica reports that a server problem with the DRM authentication servers has caused Dragon Age: Origins players to be locked out of any saved games that include downloadable content."

Perimeter Institute Launches Modern Physics Resource 30

Posted by Soulskill on Sunday October 26, 2008 @08:07AM from the how-things-work dept.

An anonymous reader writes "You can find six new online sources of info about hot topics in modern physics at the 'What We Research' outreach page of Perimeter Institute. The info includes text, graphics and online presentations dealing with Cosmology, Superstring Theory, Quantum Gravity, Quantum Foundations, Quantum Information and Particle Physics. The resource section at the bottom of each page recommends a wealth of interesting online lectures by some famous scientists. PI is an independent, nonprofit scientific research and outreach organization."

Submission + - History of MECC and Oregon Trail

Submitted by Gammu on Tuesday June 12, 2007 @12:46AM

Gammu writes: For the past thirty years, many children have been raised with a heavy diet MECC games like Oregon Trail, Odell Lake and Lemonade Stand. These products weren't developed by a major game developer. Rather, they were developed by the state of Minnesota for use in their schools. What began as an initiative to get Minnesota students ready for the micro-computer age turned into a multi-million dollar a year business whose products are still used in US schools even a decade after MECC was sold off to another developer. Read about the history of MECC (and especially Oregon Trail) at Silicon User.

Comment Re:ask them to hold, forever... (Score 1) 612

by Martey on Thursday May 31, 2007 @07:40PM (#19345699) Attached to: Shutting Down Annoying Recruiters?

The current time.

Windows Live OneCare Can Eat Your Email 204

Posted by kdawson on Saturday March 10, 2007 @03:24PM from the have-a-care dept.

FutureDomain writes in to point us to a blog sponsored by PC Magazine, reporting about another problem with Windows Live OneCare. Apparently, it sometimes deletes the entire Outlook or Outlook Express .PST mailbox when it finds a virus in one of the messages. The only solution is to tell OneCare to exclude the entire Outlook mailbox. This is the software that came in last in antivirus tests. The trail of tears is ongoing over on the Microsoft forums.

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