Thursday, September 29, 2011
Is 3D Gaming the Future?
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
MySQL.com has been Hacked - With Malicious Malware
Monday, September 26, 2011
Minecraft will be Coming to Android September 29th
Saturday, September 24, 2011
New Mac Trojan Horse Could be in a PDF
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Davidr64yt Continues Minecraft Series
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Facebook Changes Its News Feed Creating One
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Creeper World: User Space Comes out to Promote
Google+ is Open to All With Improvements
Twitter Is Getting a New Data Center
Monday, September 19, 2011
Facebook! You Really Need to Sink That Low?
RIM Loses 20% Market Shares
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Is Twitter Really Worth Your Time?
Saturday, September 17, 2011
IDF 2011 Keynote - The Highlights
Google Chrome Evolves With 32 Bug Fixes
Get Ready to Create With the Google+ API
Thursday, September 15, 2011
AMD FX Processor Peaks 8.429Ghz - World Record
Acquisio - Manage your PPC Campaigns With Ease
Telus - Get Bonus Cash When Topping Account
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
BUILD Talks About Windows 8
Monday, September 12, 2011
Look in the Lost and Found Apple
Unknownware Blog Updates
- I have added a brand new page featuring my other blogs.
- The blog now has its own domain! This blog is now officially known as unknownware.net.
- You can now follow Unknownware by email.
- On the left side of the blog you can see popular posts.
- Added a proper About page.
- Ads have been changed around.
- Tags are now in a cloud.
Got any ideas or improvements you think this blog needs? Please feel free to give feedback!
Cheers!
Well, here's to a long long future of blogging!
Sunday, September 11, 2011
The Socratic Method with Binary
http://www.garlikov.com/Soc_Meth.html
Yahoo Needs to Pack Their Bags Quickly
Saturday, September 10, 2011
November 5th Becomes Near For Facebook and Anonymous
Friday, September 9, 2011
Is File Transfer Really Up to Date?
xkcd's new comic demonstrates the many ways to transfer files but none being very easy. Most email services don't support large files, not everyone has an FTP server, not everyone has web hosting, megashareupload sites aren't the best, AIM direct connect is to old, and DropBox you have to download it and set up. All these have there ups and downs but not everyone wants to use them. We don't have a "built-in" method. This would make is much easier to use and work with. Now that I think of it maybe Windows 8 will have something built into it, who knows. Anyway just wanted to share this interesting picture.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Linux Tricks and Hacks: How to Make A Secure Password - The Easy Way
The easy way to make passwords easy and secure.
Linux Tricks and Hacks: Why Linux Doesn't Need An Anti-Virus
The reason behind not needing an anti-virus on Linux.
Twitter Hits the Big 100M Users
Fully story here.
Yahoo for Sale
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Ubuntu 11.10 Beta1 Released - Take a step up from 10.04
I myself use CrunchBang Linux but I definitively am a fan of Ubuntu. I first tried using Ubuntu but the box I was using didn't have enough RAM. I still enjoyed Ubuntu, I hope to one day use Ubuntu again.
Dragons Den Gets a New Dragon
Anyway here is the video about the new Dragon!
Minecraft's New Update's 1.8 Trailer is Out!
The new bow effect.
Trailer below.
Also here's the behind the scenes video!
Game Review -- R.U.S.E. -- Rife with trickery
There are different nations in R.U.S.E., (UK, USA, Italy, France, USSR, Germany and with a 400 point DLC, the Japanese) and these different factions have varying strengths and units. For instance, while the USA are a generally flexible faction, they have no specific strength. Compare this to, say, the Italians, which have fast, cheap units, and while they are weak, they can strike fast and get out, with the heavy artillery support that is also endorsed by the Italian faction.
All of these different factions and units make for hundreds of interesting strategies.
Unit wise, R.U.S.E. is your classic RTS setup, with the standard triangles, but a liiittle more complex. See, you can have tanks, which are effective against infantry, and anti-tank guns, which are effective against tanks but have no use against infantry. HOWEVER, infantry < tank is a flexible rule in R.U.S.E. with the addition of "hiding spots", being woods, swamps and city squares where anti-tank guns, infantry, and more can hide in. Units in these hiding spots cannot be seen without a recon vehicle or recon infantry, which reveal them. When hidden, infantry can use their range-limited but generally powerful anti-tank weapons on tanks that venture too close. This expands in a lot of different ways when you also add armored recon (recon with armor, and a weapon to boot!), anti-air guns, planes, artillery, and even special "prototype" units (late age, usually superheavy units). As I said, every game is a different experience.
So, to summarize:
Campaign (Single Player)
Storyline: 8/10 (It was good, but there are better ones out there.)
Difficulty: 6/10 (Not really that hard, IF you can figure out the patterns and identify weaknesses.)
Multiplayer:
Variety 9/10 (In terms of how many strategies, ways to react, etc., there is many.)
General Gameplay: 8/10 (Its an involving game, makes you think quite a bit. As there are many strategies, there are many different ways to play.)
Length of play per match: Very long: anywhere from 10 mins (not enough for a real match IMO) to an hour (what Tristan and I play)
Overall: 7.75/10
Gameplay is enjoyable, but you must be able to sit down for a while.
Personally, I recommend this game.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Carol Bartz Steps Down From the CEO of Yahoo
Anyway since I am on this topic, does anyone use Yahoo services anymore? Yahoo has been beat out by Google and other companies. So did it really matter that the CEO of Yahoo changed? I don't see Yahoo ever getting ahead of the other competitors anytime soon. I myself have only used Yahoo once, I made an email account with them then a day after I changed to Hotmail. Today I've gotten used to using Gmail though. Yahoo used to be at the top but it has fallen all the way to the bottom. Goodbye Yahoo, hello Google!
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Will I use AffinityClick?
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Will davidr64yt Leave YouTube?
Davidr64yt May Make YouTube His Full Time Job
Friday, September 2, 2011
Facebook's New Tools for Your Status
This reminds me of Google+ because you are also able to choose who to share your status with. This is built in with friends because your friends are in groups so you have better control over who you share it with. And with these being together you scratch one extra button.
Google+ automatically finds your location instead of you typing it in though. This can make it easier for the user, but it could also scare the user because their location is being tracked by Google.
Looks to me that Facebook is trying to match Google+, they are adding new content similar to Google+. Is Facebook trying to add content to stay above Google+?
Great Collection of Programming, Hacking, and Math Books
Hack Talk is an ethical hacking forum, with the expressed purpose of educating the general public about hacking techniques, programming, network security, and many other areas.
Here are the current books that they have available, books from programming, hacking and mathematics.
The following books are:
- Advanced Problems in Core Mathematics
- The Art of Assembly Language
- Bash Guide for Beginners
- Beej's Guide to C Programming
- C Language Tutorial
- Hacking: The Art of Exploitation
- Essential C
- Gray Hat Python
- An Introduction to Complex Analysis and Geometry
- Linear Programming
- Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions
- Injection Attacks
- Object-Oriented Programming with ANSI-C
- Programming in C
- The C Book
- The C Programming Language 2nd Edition
- Advanced Algebra
- Trigonometry
- Analysis
- Calculus
- Advanced Vector Calculus
- Elementary Calculuc
- Elementary Algebra
- Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Many great books to read. Hope you enjoy them and maybe join their forum too!
Kernel.org Hacked Recently
Age of Empires Online New Features and Fixes This September
More new features and bug fixed are as shown:
-Legendary Mode
-new level 40 quests
-new level 40 gear
-new challenges
-Crete Reward Improvements
-Fixed some bugs in the way rewards were being calculated for Co-op players who did not already have the associated quest.
-Added 1 loot chest from the standard quest pool (not the custom Crete Loot Table) to all Crete quests (even “Elite Meet in Crete”)
-Made sure the weekly quest, "Elite Meet in Crete," yields level-40 rewards
-The Challenge difficulty setting now yields level 39 and 40 rewards for players of at least level 38 and higher (to get level-40 chests, select 20 or 30 waves in addition to Challenge or Impossible)
-Increased XP for all standard invasion quests by 20-30%
-Increased Coin reward for 20 waves by 20-30% on average
-Increased Coin reward for 30 waves by 30-50% on average
-Boosted Coin reward for "Elite Meet in Crete," from 300 to 5,000 Coin
-Persians
-You go straight to the action by starting at level 20
-By purchasing the Pro Civ, you have immediate access to top leveling gear, Advisors, and quests. People looking to hit PvP at a higher level sooner will also really like this type of civ
-This civ acts as a great addition and complement your current Greek and Egyptian civilizations. By owning more than 1 civ, you will also receive an extra unit, the Golden Hippikon.
-Skirmish Hall
-Huge new maps
-Configurable AI strategies
-Customized starting resources and AI difficulty
-Additional Work
-Making lots of Co-op and PvP improvements (the feedback has been great). Some of these will appear in the upcoming patch. Some are taking longer and will appear in the following patch. Our team is focused on making both Co-Op and PVP better.
-Improving trade channel and fixing hotlinks
-Improving Co-op rewards—specifically, what rewards people get when helping someone else Co-op.
-We’re still working on the right answer to this.
-We also have fixes in the near future for the following:
-Exploits in certain quests
-PVP leaderboard problems
-PVP matchmaking (we know level 40s are sometimes matching with level 5s)
-Trade scamming
More info can be found here.
Source: http://forums.ageofempiresonline.com/forums/103027/ShowThread.aspx#103027
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Google Chrome's Birthday
Google Chrome on the Rise Still
One month later Chrome has gone up from 22.14% to 23.16%. While other browsers are losing the battle for most popular browser.
Other browsers:
IE - 42.45% to 41.89%
Firefox - 27.95% to 27.49%
Safari - 5.17% to 5.19%
Opera - 1.66% to 1.67%
Chrome is looking to be taking the title as the most popular browser one day.
+1 Anything You Want Thanks to New Chrome Extension
I like the idea of being able to +1 any webpage because you can see if other people have too. It will be nice to know if other people also enjoyed a site. It would intrigue me to wanna stay longer and see why they +1'd it.
Find the extension here.
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