Tech News

  • Ozzie osboren at IBM??

    Published: Tuesday, January 9, 2001 | By: Dennis

    It seems that the WebSphere software from IBM is now translating webpages on the fly to its users. something that has been long overdue for the web. Now since this isn't really THAT interesting for all of us English speaking folk, what is funny is this..."

    ``The demand is very simple,'' said Ozzie Osborne, general manger of IBM Voice Systems. ``Its for people who want to translate quickly and easily, who can't get translation. Much of the content of the Web is in English, but population using the Web is becoming non-English speaking.''

    Osborne said the WebSphere translation server, which has been tested by businesses such as Deutsche Bank and will be available in March, will provide global entities with the ability to allow their workforce to communicate. It also will open up new markets for English language e-commerce sites.


    I wonder if the website will start jammin to "Crazy Train" if you enter the secret code.

  • Uncrackable Passwords

    Published: Saturday, January 6, 2001 | By: Dennis

    We all know that a password is only good when only the proper people know it. Too bad that the really good passwords are also the ones that we all forget.

  • Ninjalane Message Forums now Online

    Published: Friday, January 5, 2001 | By: Dennis

    Well it is complete, I have posted the last of the code needed for the New version of the Ninjalane Message Forums.

    Register, post, and be happy.

  • Banner Ads no good?

    Published: Friday, January 5, 2001 | By: Dennis

    It seems that the trouble with the online world has affected the UGO Network and they have resorted to cut back on banner payments. This is also affecting many of the larger hardware and gaming sites out there. Considering how many page views you need to have before even being considered for an UGO banner, and how much work must go into running a site of this size. I can see how many of these sites will be no more in the coming months.

    As you can see I am banner free. Maybe that will change in the coming months.

  • Late Postings

    Published: Thursday, January 4, 2001 | By: Dennis

    Sorry for the lack of news lately but I have been working hard on an upgrade to the Ninjalane Message Forums. The new forum is almost completed, I just have a few more modifications to make and it should be ready to go live.

    Some of the upgrades will include, forum titles based on total posts, email notification with each reply to your message, the ability to message people via ICQ, AIM, Yahoo, and much more. I will make a formal announcement when the new forums are online.

  • Micron DDR Memory Pricing

    Published: Thursday, January 4, 2001 | By: Dennis

    You can be sure this price will change in the coming months. Though it would also appear that DDR memory doesn't cost much more to produce than regular SDRAM. Makes the switch a pretty easy one.

  • Celeron 800 Announced

    Published: Thursday, January 4, 2001 | By: Dennis

    It would seem that Intel has just upgraded its Celeron line of processors to a new level, this time to 800Mhz. So if you are looking for a inexpensive upgrade that has overclocking ability you might look at the Celeron. Then again there is better options.

  • Game Tuning Guide for Windows NT/2000

    Published: Tuesday, January 2, 2001 | By: Dennis

    NTcompatible has updated their game guide for the NT user. The disclaimer at the top of the page says its for stand alone systems so this won't help you at a lan party.

  • Counter-Strike Strategy Guide

    Published: Sunday, December 31, 2000 | By: Dennis

    For all of you Counter-Strike fans here is the GameSpy Strategy Guide.

    The index includes:
    Weapons
    Counter-Striking with Ease
    Assault
    Italy
    Militia
    Canyon Siege
    Aztec
    Dust
    Prodigy
    Train

  • WaterCooled GeForce2

    Published: Sunday, December 31, 2000 | By: Dennis

    Hypothermia has posted an article on water cooling his Hercules GeForce2.

    He has great attention to detail, right down to the blue anodized goodies that cover the GPU and RAM and from an aesthetic standpoint, this is the best water-cooling mod I have ever seen.