Microsoft has given its most ringing endorsement
of open source Web browsers to date with chief executive officer Steve
Ballmer not ruling out adopting such technology as an alternative to
its own popular Internet Explorer, saying it is "interesting".

In Sydney to speak at a Power to Developers
event, Ballmer ignited the audience with his powerful "Developers!
Developers! Developers!" chant, but was surprised to hear a question
about open source browser adoption from one of his student
constituents.

"Why is IE still relevant and why is it worth
spending money on rendering engines when there are open source ones
available that can respond to changes in Web standards faster?"

"That's cheeky, but a good question, but cheeky," Ballmer said.

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The Rubik's Cube for Playstation Portable.






Download Rubik's Cube for PSP

Subject to design change in Final



Here is a early alpha version release that I have quickly tested my self by scrambling and solving the cube.



Controls are simple.

Analog Stick : selecting a point on the cube to rotate "front or right side only"

Cross Held : use the Analog Stick to select a direction

Cross Released : makes the move



Digital Pad : rotate the hole cube forwards, backwards, left or right



for background music.
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This custom firmware improves the firmware of the Time Machine, it is very useful for owners of PSP SLIM.


By adding vshmenu, the possibilities of launching a UMD higher than the
1.50 (a little Bug for the moment but will soon be corrected), a
recovery, the possibilities of changing the name of the firmware, and
many other things.

It is also compatible PSP FAT.

You must have the latest version of DDC ( Despertar del cementario) and the time machine.

The installation should be done 150_340 SLIM.



More info in the readme and the guides to the archive :

Screens or in the zip



English Version :

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The second Release Candidate for FreeBSD 6.4 is now available. FreeBSD
6.4-RC2 should be the last of the public test builds for the FreeBSD 6.4
release cycle. Unless a big show-stopper is found from this round of
testing we should begin the 6.4-RELEASE builds in about a week and a
half. We encourage you to test out 6.4-RC2 and report any problems by
submitting PRs or via email to the freebsd-stable list.

One of the things that could use some testing is the late-arriving
patches to sysinstall that should eliminate the excessive disc swapping
that previous releases had if things like gnome or kde were installed as
part of the initial CDROM install. Things selected before you reach the
"Package Selection Menu" are handled as separate passes from the things
that get selected at that menu. So depending on what you install before
you reach that menu (e.g. Xorg selected as part of the distributions)
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Theora is a video codec with a small CPU footprint that offers easy
portability and requires no patent royalties. While the Theora
bitstream format was standardized in 2004 and our beta releases have
been used by millions, this 1.0 release is an important milestone
reflecting the maturity and stability of the Theora codebase.

A number of leading multimedia web groups already support Theora.
Upcoming releases of Mozilla Firefox, the world's most popular open
source browser, will support Theora natively, as will releases of the
multi-platform Opera browser. Top-10 website Wikipedia uses Theora
for all of its video. "Open media formats are critical for ensuring a
future where everyone can create and share media freely," says Kat
Walsh, Wikimedia Foundation board member, "and so we congratulate
Xiph.org on this important achievement." Theora's success in these
applications paves the way for wi ... Read more »