Archive for June 29, 2007

Putin Advanced Team Caught Using Counterfeit U.S. Money!

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Portsmouth police received a call from the liquor store that the man and his friends were on foot, headed to the nearby Holiday Inn. Police responded to the scene. A dispatch message on the police scanner said diplomatic immunity might be involved.

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Perian 1.0 Officially Released

{ Friday 29 June 2007 @ 18:38:07(+0000) } · { Digg }
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The free, open source QuickTime component that adds native support for many popular video formats has just been updated and released as version 1.0. This release brings many new features/fixes such as a preference pane interface, subtitle support, Matroska/mkv support, integrated a52codec, high profile H.264 support, and much more.

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Blu-ray fencesitters: five free movies sound good?

{ Friday 29 June 2007 @ 17:22:32(+0000) } · { Digg }
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Starting on July 1st and lasting through September 30th of this year, customers who purchase a qualifying Blu-ray player will be eligible to receive five flicks gratis through the mail. You’ll be able to choose five from a library of 21 titles, so we can’t really argue with the upside in this deal!

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Text-Based YouTube Video Player for Linux

{ Friday 29 June 2007 @ 12:58:59(+0000) } · { Digg }
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Working on a command line Linux system and want to watch a YouTube video? Until now you were out of luck. Warren Harding has designed a program that reads in a YouTube video and plays it using ASCII text! This is a must see!

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