The answer lies at the back of the brain in an area called the cerebellum, which is involved in monitoring movements. Our studies at University College London have shown that the cerebellum can predict sensations when your own movement causes them but not when someone else does.
A 360 gamer has gotten the evil words “360 or me” spoken to him. Whether or not the gamer in question here has a significant problem playing to much is of course in question, but what if he’s just the average gamer with a girlfriend who just hates games?
Which one would you like?
The MPAA, RIAA and several anti-piracy organizations are constantly trying to trap people into downloading fake torrents. These torrents are hosted on trackers that are setup to collect IP addresses of all the ‘pirates’ who try to download these files.
This guy did a cool test and if you have Norton on your PC, you might want to take a look at this. Norton slows down the computer so much it was mind boggling. I always knew Norton was a hog, but this is ridiculous.
A multi-exploit hack pack was responsible for nearly three-fourths of all Web-based attacks during December.
Tagged with the moniker “Q406 Roll-up,” the attack kit was behind 70.9% of last month’s attacks, reported Atlanta, Ga.-based Exploit Prevention Labs. Up to a dozen different exploits make up the kit…
These tips must not be taken as rules but they can help you to choose your right sunglasses.Very useful !!!
YamiPod will let you finally get rid of iTunes. The KILLER feature. You can copy music from iPod to your computer, bye bye stupid DRM rules that do not let me copy music i bought from my iPod to another computer (at work for example) Works on mac/linux/windows
“I was so surprised when I read in a blog of Bill Gates, the richest man in the world had purchased a very old notebook. Bill Gates paid $30.8 Million dollars for this Fifteenth century notebook of Leonardo Da Vinci’s. The notebook is some 72 pages of all his thoughts and ideas and scientific ideals on gravity, refraction and even biology.”
The largest BIOS screen you’ll ever see.
