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Celestia 1.6.0 (Windows)

Celestia is a space simulation that allows you to travel within the solar system, out to the stars, and beyond the Milky Way galaxy. Possible destinations include over 100,000 stars, nearly one hundred solar system destinations, and sixty recently-discovered extrasolar planets. Celestia uses OpenGL to render realistic real-time animations of...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Solar System, Shatters Software, Celestia

Software downloads 2009-07-13

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EC wants software makers held liable for code

EC wants software makers held liable for code ABOUT TIME!!!!This goes for everyone...Only in software can you find a known defect and then have to pay for the "upgrade" to fix the bug.Many states do this sort of thing with insurance companies every so oftenEither they'll require certain coverage and...

Tags: Tools & Techniques, Insurance, software, software company

Discussion threads 2009-05-11

Is the 50 watt PC possible using commodity parts?

Is the 50 watt PC possible using commodity parts?These would be nice, but...How much do they cost when contributing to something like folding. Would I be better off at using a series of cheap Celeron systems.Or if I want to swat folding and rack up massive points, should I...

Tags: Processors, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., CPU, Intel Corp., commodity part, motherboard, PC

Discussion threads 2007-09-18

News to know: Wither desktop OS; Mozilla naps on flaw; iPhone stats due; YouTube politics

Notable headlines:David Berlind: By 2010, will Windows ‘Seven’ or any desktop OS really matter? Mary Jo Foley: Drawing more Microsoft roadmaps.  Ryan Stewart: The desktop OS will still matter, just not which one. Techmeme.Ryan Naraine: Mozilla caught napping on URL protocol handling flaw.Larry Dignan: Apple's third quarter: All eyes on...

Tags: General, News to know

Blog posts 2007-07-24

Mashup culture shatters crusty, stodgy old approach to business app dev

When I first launched Mashup Camp in the beginning of 2006, virtually all of the mashups that developers brought to the event were consumerish in nature. Most had to do with music, video, or maps and none were hardcore business applications geared at something as mundane as driving sales....

Tags: Web technology, Video, Software Infrastructure, IT Management, General

Blog posts 2007-07-23

CES: Given how it shatters long distance costs, maybe the ChatterBug should be called the shatter bug

As you can probably tell from my other Consumer Electronics Show coverage, one of the categories where Im on the hunt for new or interesting products is the Voice over IP VoIP hardware category. Here in Las Vegas at an after hours event that actually took place in advance of...

Tags: General, Personal Technology, Telephony, Events, CES 2007, VoIP Hardware@CES, ChatterBug, VoIP

Blog posts 2007-01-08

Brou-ha-ha erupts (over spilt milk) between Microsoft and security vendors

Brou-ha-ha erupts over spilt milk between Microsoft and security vendorsAccess that other OS's provideAs I recall, that is one of the greatest strengths of the *nix OS, that they are open source. The question you haven't asked, howeve, is whether or not a third-party security firm NEEDS said access....

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating systems, Microsoft Corp., security, operating system, Microsoft Windows Vista, Unix, Brou-ha-ha

Discussion threads 2006-10-20

New bug can crash Internet Explorer

New bug can crash Internet ExplorerGotta agree hereCrashing a browser isn't news. Calling this a "security" problem is another way of saying,"Slow News Day."OkI get that there is yet ANOTHER flaw in IE. No big suprise there. What I am wondering is WHICH malicious website out of...

Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, New Bug, Mozilla Firefox, Web browser

Discussion threads 2006-03-20

Microsoft sheds control of its cable network

Microsoft sheds control of its cable networkJournalists?John's and George's blogs on ZDNet carry exactly the same weight as your talkback posts. So are you saying you're a ZDNet "journalist" also, just because you post here?Carl RapsonMicrosoft Controls the MediaMicrosoft always had control over the media. Remember [SmartOffice New] when they...

Tags: Linux, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, software, network, cable, cable network, Microsoft Corp., Red Hat Inc.

Discussion threads 2005-12-23

Getting a degree in 'Mortal Kombat'

Getting a degree in 'Mortal Kombat'God awfullI guess basket weaving wasn't tough enough! I can see having courses in games and game theory as a PART of an overall CS degree, but to make a degree program OUT of game courses is just plain silly.Getting a degree in 'Mortal Kombat'Good...

Tags: Games, game

Discussion threads 2005-05-16