Apparently Cingular is mad that Engadget posted a product road map on its website. So in response, 'Engadget' is now a bad word on the Cingular message forums.

WoW just got a whole new meaning.

Doesn't sound like a bid deal. It happens all the time with shareware after the trial is over (the trial period is the contracted time for the free software to work). The only difference here is that the software was controlling an automated garage and as a result, many, many cars were locked in place until the city paid up. Bully for software developers!

This is for all those bastards that are lucky enough to fly for $39 to the "Boston area". It explains how to "hack" your boarding pass so that you can get A status no matter when you check in.

Picture this outlandish situation: You're in the airport and the flight is delayed (I know...unfathomable with US Airways), so you have nothing to do. Why don't you just fire up your laptop and play games? Because it will drain your 3 hour battery? Well...here is a growing list of power outlets in various airports for you to plug into on your next layover to charge your batteries.

Right in line with its historical stances on Jews and the flesh trade, Germany is banning the sale of the game "Dead Rising" because of its depiction of violence against zombies. Having been negatively portrayed in movies such as Shawn of the Dead and games such as Resident Evil, it is ABOUT time that a country stick up for those poor, poor zombies.

I thought you had to be edu-macated to be a senator. Here is an excerpt of Ted Steven's explanation about how the internet works:

They want to deliver vast amounts of information over the internet. And again, the internet is not something you just dump something on. It's not a truck.

It's a series of tubes.

And if you don't understand those tubes can be filled and if they are filled, when you put your message in, it gets in line and its going to be delayed by anyone that puts into that tube enormous amounts of material, enormous amounts of material.

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For all you non-nerds, a computer easter egg is a hidden feature in a program. Type the following in Microsoft Word and hit enter:

= rand (200,99)

And no, it won't blow anything up.

Can the Enterprise take on the Imperial Fleet? -SNORT- -SNORT- Watch below and find out.

The most successful hackers in history were not necessarily the best computer guys. They were the best at manipulating people into giving them information so they wouldn't HAVE to hack. Here is a new ploy being used to test employees.