You know the Bungie team must of been having fun with the Blue screen of Death because I think it’s an easter egg. I hope to find more stuff like that. Go check it out for yourself at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/yamilg/1433360467/
OpenID Pro’s and Con’s
Decentralized online identification system OpenID can log you into thousands of social networking sites (and counting) using a single username and password. OpenID asserts who you are by proving you own a URL—not an email address, not a password, not your mother’s maiden name, just a URL that must be confirmed by both the accepting site and OpenID host. No more filling out web site registration forms! Now that sounds wonderful to those of us sick of tracking the login details for all the web services we use. However, while OpenID is terrific in theory, it’s real-world usage still has a way to go. Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of OpenID.
http://lifehacker.com/software/technophilia/one-openid-to-rule-them-allor-not-302156.php
It’s definitely opens my eyes. Go check it out yourself.
LASTMANSTANDING Halo 3 and Discovery Channel
http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/last-one-standing/halo-sweeps/halo-sweeps.html
Are they going to do a Halo Show or something like that October 4, 2007 at 9PM E/P
It’s was a nice clip, go check it out for yourself. You may even win an XBOX 360 Halo 3 system.
How to relock your iPhone before the firmware update
Apple has your unlocked iPhone in their crosshairs. What do you do? Here’s my first go at a re-locking guide. I’ll update and confirm as time and feedback permit. This method in no way guarantees that your iPhone will survive the update after being unlocked.
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/09/24/how-to-relock-your-iphone-before-the-firmware-update/
They are preparing. Steve Resistance is FUTILE!!
Apple says iPhone unlocking may cause permanent damage
Merely three days after hearing of one user’s run-in with Apple over his unlocked iPhone, the company has released an official statement warning users that “unauthorized iPhone unlocking programs” could cause “irreparable damage to the iPhone’s software.” Furthermore, the firm stated that these apps could result in the handset becoming “permanently inoperable when a future Apple-supplied iPhone software update is installed” — you know, like the one coming “later this week” that includes the iTunes WiFi Music Store. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the release also notes that “unauthorized modifications to the iPhone’s software” violates the iPhone software license agreement and “voids the warranty.” Ouch.
What is Apple thinking making a statement like that? I wonder if he knows how much trouble he’s getting into. I do not think unlocking the Iphone is a bad, it is my right as a user. He can’t be serious Can HE?
