The slogan is “This May Scare Ordinary computers” and the front page of website has photos of the RuffPC literally being dragged through the mud. The new “spillproof notebook” claims to be shock resistant, mudproof, dustproof and readable in the sunlight.
The photos on the website are absolutely stellar. Its truly an exciting product and I would love to try one out for myself one day. Some of the notebooks even boast backlit keyboards. It looks like they’ve pretty much thought of everything.
The Ruff PC is built with magnesium alloy to military standards to withstand extreme environmental conditions and common causes of damage.
The Thinking Blog is holding a free laptop giveaway where all you have to to enter is write about the contest and the water resistant laptop. These things are sure to be generating a lot of buzz. I couldn’t resist putting in an entry of my own.
Did you know that an area 200 miles square covered with solar panels could provide all the electricity the world needs? Thats’ pretty heavy stuff.
Its’ no secret that I spend many waking hours worrying about the environment and what the future holds for it and the children of tomorrow. So when an event like the BP Solar Decathlon comes along, I take notice. More…
So somebody tried to hack Needless Productions today. I had just finished validating all the markup in the theme too. It isn’t quite clear to me just how they got in at this point. But the theme was the only thing they managed to mess with. The database was left completely unharmed.
Yup. They even let a calling card. I don’t see the point of this at all. Fuck you system? I’ve never been referred to as part of the system before. I know attack was proably random and uncalculated, but, in its’ own way, this is kind of flattering.
To be honest I wasn’t all that upset when I first logged on and saw the alerts. Something about the whole things immediately screamed “minor damage”. The whole thing just seems really amateur. I don’t really know about hacking but it was pretty easy to recover from the attack. No problem really. At least it gave me an excuse to post at 1:30 in the morning.
In case any of you spambots out there can’t read that, the email is resnado@casus-team.org
Sending a lot of files? Need some storage space. Storage space on the web has become quite the commodity. With digital photo and video sharing becoming all the rage, the average person has a lot more large sized files than he did before the technology was rampant.
Heres a look at a service that allows you to send large files over your internet connection. You can share up to 500 megabytes worth of files, and you will have unlimited storage space. With Driveway, you do not even need to register an account.
Driveway now includes a plugin for faster uploads. You can even upload entire folders as zip files and it will be supported. They have also released a set of widgets for the web and for your desktop. Both have read/write access for easy file sharing.
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The slogan is “This May Scare Ordinary computers” and the front page of website has photos of the RuffPC literally being dragged through the mud. The new “spillproof notebook” claims to be shock resistant, mudproof, dustproof and readable in the sunlight.
The photos on the website are absolutely stellar. Its truly an exciting product and I would love to try one out for myself one day. Some of the notebooks even boast backlit keyboards. It looks like they’ve pretty much thought of everything.
The Ruff PC is built with magnesium alloy to military standards to withstand extreme environmental conditions and common causes of damage.
The Thinking Blog is holding a free laptop giveaway where all you have to to enter is write about the contest and the water resistant laptop. These things are sure to be generating a lot of buzz. I couldn’t resist putting in an entry of my own.
Did you know that an area 200 miles square covered with solar panels could provide all the electricity the world needs? Thats’ pretty heavy stuff.
So somebody tried to hack Needless Productions today. I had just finished validating all the markup in the theme too. It isn’t quite clear to me just how they got in at this point. But the theme was the only thing they managed to mess with. The database was left completely unharmed.
Yup. They even let a calling card. I don’t see the point of this at all. Fuck you system? I’ve never been referred to as part of the system before. I know attack was proably random and uncalculated, but, in its’ own way, this is kind of flattering.
To be honest I wasn’t all that upset when I first logged on and saw the alerts. Something about the whole things immediately screamed “minor damage”. The whole thing just seems really amateur. I don’t really know about hacking but it was pretty easy to recover from the attack. No problem really. At least it gave me an excuse to post at 1:30 in the morning.
In case any of you spambots out there can’t read that, the email is resnado@casus-team.org
Heres a look at a service that allows you to send large files over your internet connection. You can share up to 500 megabytes worth of files, and you will have unlimited storage space. With Driveway, you do not even need to register an account.
Driveway now includes a plugin for faster uploads. You can even upload entire folders as zip files and it will be supported. They have also released a set of widgets for the web and for your desktop. Both have read/write access for easy file sharing.