Thermalright Ultra-90 K8 Aluminum Heatpipe Heatsink for AMD K8

Thermalright Ultra-90 K8 Aluminum Heatpipe Heatsink for AMD K8

Following the XP series and the HR series comes the “Ultra” from Thermalright, Inc! The Ultra-90 takes a little bit of the features from the two previous successful series. The new Ultra-90 continues the the tradition of XP’s light & easy: light in weight and even easier to install. Now you don’t even have to remove your motherboard to install the LGA775 or K8 adapter. From the HR-series, Ultra-90 takes the tower form with 3 dual heatpipes and the capacity to cool the hottest dual-core CPU currently circulating the market, capable of cooling both AMD K8 and Intel 775. As for performance…when it’s from Thermalright, you know it’s all about performance!

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The Gadgeteer - Inka Pen

The Gadgeteer - Inka Pen

So what's a non-purse carrying girl to do? We find a solution like the Inka Pen from Inka Corporation of Boulder, Colorado. Available in stainless steel or Titanium ($89.95) versions. I was sent the stainless steel version to review.

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Srinivas Sampath's Blog : NHibernate Intellisense in VS 2005

Srinivas Sampath's Blog : NHibernate Intellisense in VS 2005:

Turns out that this location is different in VS 2005. The location to place schema files to enable intellisense in VS 2005 is: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Xml\Schemas. The locations and drive letter can change depending on where you installed VS 2005, but once you put in your schema here, you get full intellisense.

Wired News: The Wikipedia FAQK

Wired News: The Wikipedia FAQK:

What is Wikipedia? Wikipedia is a new paradigm in human discourse. It's a place where anyone with a browser can go, pick a subject that interests them, and without even logging in, start an argument. In fact, Wikipedia is the largest and most comprehensive collection of arguments in human history, incorporating spats and vendettas on subjects ranging from Suleiman the Magnificent to Dan the Automator. As an unexpected side effect of being the perfect argument space, it's also a pretty good place to find information about all the characters from Battlestar: Galactica.

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Cool .NET Tools

Cool .NET Tools:

While I haven't been blogging, my RSS reader (Omea Reader) has been building up with a bunch of flagged entries that I wanted to mention. Some cool tools that I wanted to share: * Wink - It's a freeware app that allows you to record screenshots, etc. and bundle them into a tutorial (exports to Flash) with bubbles and explanations. Via Sean McCormack * SWExplorerAutomation - It allows to create an object model for any Web application developed with HTML and DHTML. It can be easily used for the Unit Testing. It has a good “movie“ to show you how it's used. Via Roy Osherove * BlueWhaleCRM - An open source customer relationship management solution. Demo here. Via Darrell Norton. * Lithium - An open source tree diagramming control. Via Darrell Norton - who has a good list of features and screenshot. * RUnit - Which allows you to run your NUnit Tests from within a ASP.Net web app. Via The Daily Grind and Mike Gunderloy.

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Amazon.com: CLR via C#, Second Edition: Explore similar items

Amazon.com: CLR via C#, Second Edition: Explore similar items:

In this new edition of Jeffrey Richter’s popular APPLIED MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK PROGRAMMING, you get focused, pragmatic guidance on how to exploit the common language runtime (CLR) functionality in .NET Framework 2.0 for applications of all types—from Web Forms, Windows� Forms, and.

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Coollaboratory Liquid Pro Thermal Interface Material

Coollaboratory Liquid Pro Thermal Interface Material:

Cool Laboratory Liquid Pro is the first heat thermal conductive compound which truly earns this title. Cool Laboratory Liquid Pro consists of 100% liquid metal! It is liquid at ambient temperature (very cool!). CoolLaboratory has a heat transfer rate over eight times that of conventional thermal compounds.

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Man clobbered with £126 trillion phone bill | The Register

Man clobbered with �126 trillion phone bill | The Register:

Publican Jack Harding got the shock of his life when he received his monthly phone bill from BT demanding more than £616,000.

But if you think that's bad, spare a thought for Yahaya Wahab, a 63-year-old meat importer from Malaysia. He's just been sent a bill for 806 trillion Ringgit - about £126 trillion.

According to Malaysia's New Straits Times, he's been given 10 days to cough up or face legal action.

He told the paper: "If the company wants to seek legal action as mentioned in the letter, I'm ready to face it. In fact, I can't wait to face it."

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b3ta.com board: if 24 was real...

b3ta.com board: If 24 was real...

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