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For those of you unfamiliar with New Leaf, it was Blockbuster’s idea to simply be able to download any games, any time to blank cartridges. The concept was intended to always have a title available at any time through the…
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Many of us still use Media Center as their main entertainment system, but Microsoft seems to disagree. Not only they announced EoL for Media Center, but it feels as if they added salt to the wound by disabling the Netflix…
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The Insider’s Preview for Windows 10 (which is in constant development) announced that build 10565 will now accept valid product keys for Windows 7/8/8.1 to activate. According to Microsoft, the key will have to correspond to the edition of Windows…
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Apple already announced the release of the next OS X iteration for those running Mavericks and Yosemite, with promises of better system performance and more features similar to those of iOS for the low price of nothing. Ready to do…
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An attack known as “Rowhammer” takes advantage of a flaw introduced by the laws of physics. Yep, you read that right. By taking advantage of current leaks on current DDR3 memory, control can be gained over a system in a very…
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Do you have a WD Red/Green drive for your home NAS? You may want to read on. It seems like these drives tend to park their heads every few seconds. Not a big deal you may think, but can get…
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It has been a few years since OMV was released, but one of its key features was the already stable and proven Debian Linux core that gave its stability since day one. Having reached version 1.0 (1.12 as of this…
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The blog will eventually contain some new content as to how, from my own experience, make home consoles out of JAMMA arcade boards from the Neo-Geo MVS (can be used for others). Not only Neo-Geo, but also other modifications on…
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