Marcan’s latest Wii hack allows you to run homebrew from a channel without running Zelda every time.
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No word on when this will see a public release.
More info at gc-linux.org.
PSP Linux has been released.
There are no screenshots, but the kernel patch looks genuine.
I don’t know what I’d do with this, but I want one.
Tux Droid ONLY works on systems running Linux, NOT Windows PCs or Macintoshes.
“you have to look at all these bad loans as a bit like a blancmange that’s been hit very heavily by a spade and it’s gone everywhere.”
– Justin Urquhart-Stewart of Seven Investment Management.
The British Gas Website sucks.
I registered, they sent me an email with a link to validate my email address.
I click the link, enter my password and it says “Congratulations! Your registration with britishgas.co.uk is complete. You can now manage your account, enter meter reads, view and pay bills online.”
but when I login it says “Your email address has not been validated.” and then sends me another email with a link to validate my email address.
I’m stuck in an infinite loop, so what do I do?
Use the contact form to tell them?
Well I filled it in, but when I press submit it says “A System Error has occured. Please try again.”
Another infinite loop!
I’ll say it again, the British Gas Website sucks.
Oh, and they can’t even spell “occurred”.
Update:
The contact form does actually work, it just always reports an error.
It sends me a copy of the email it sends, and that does not contain my comments.
They do seem to have got my comments though, as I’ve since had an emailed reply and a telephone call!
I can now log in!
http://www.archive.org/details/LugRadio_Live_2006_hourofpower
My bit starts at 18:11.
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After upgrading from Ubuntu Feisty to Ubuntu Gutsy, I have a problem with the second head of my dual head setup.
This head is for TV output, so it is 720×576.
I had no problems before upgrading, but afterwards:
The Xorg log looks ok:
$ egrep “1280|1024|720″ /var/log/Xorg.0.log
(II) NVIDIA(0): “1280×1024″
(II) NVIDIA(0): “1024×768″
(II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1280 x 1024
(II) NVIDIA(1): “720×576″
(II) NVIDIA(1): Virtual screen size determined to be 720 x 576
(II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode “1280×1024″
(II) NVIDIA(1): Setting mode “720×576″
xdpyinfo shows nothing unusual:
$ xdpyinfo | grep dimensions
dimensions: 1280×1024 pixels (382×302 millimeters)
dimensions: 720×576 pixels (185×146 millimeters)
Can someone please explain what is causing this.
Thanks.
Update: This was Debian bug 420679. Now fixed 
This was the funniest thing on TV last night: