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  1. Re:Must be a very good scanner. by spence2680 · · Score: 1 · on 256GB Geometrically Encoded Paper Storage Device

    Hopefully the scanner he uses is of higher quality than the one he used to scan these photos [sainul.abideen.dr.ag] on his blog. (click on "photos" after the jump).

  2. www.goatse.dr.ag by griasr · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on The People Vs. Common Sense

    i want this to reach everyones common sense: the new home of the GOATSE is http://www.goatse.dr.ag/

  3. y0y0yoy0 y0yyoy0 y0y00y0 by griasr · · Score: 0 · on PSP Firmware Downgrader Released

    mega cool let see what the guys over at http://wab.dr.ag/ say about this

  4. more useful: IE in Firefox as Plugin by leckmi · · Score: 1 · on Plugin Lets Users Turn IE into Firefox

    check this out: http://ie-in-firefox.dr.ag/ Internet Explorer runs IN firefox as plugin, so you can open a tab with a site loaded in IE in firefox ;) very useful so you dont have to start IE in case you need it.

  5. ot: windows 95 on the PSP by leckmi · · Score: 2, Interesting · on PSP Browser Tips

    dont know if it was here already... israeli guy MATAN GILLON ported BOCHS to the PSP and succesfully installed windows 95 on it. read his page about it: http://windows95-on-sony-psp.dr.ag/ anyway it takes 10 minutes to boot if you really need your minesweeper-fix on the go.

  6. Re:3Mhz by griasr · · Score: 4, Informative · on Hand-made Web Server, Built From 200 TTL Chips

    Dennis Kuschel from Germany already did a similar project years ago. check his german page http://mycpu.dr.ag/ or his english page http://mycpu-en.dr.ag/ Dennis also wrote a custom OS with network stack and a c64-compatible basic interpreter for his homebrew-computer.

  7. Re:3Mhz by griasr · · Score: 4, Informative · on Hand-made Web Server, Built From 200 TTL Chips

    Dennis Kuschel from Germany already did a similar project years ago. check his german page http://mycpu.dr.ag/ or his english page http://mycpu-en.dr.ag/ Dennis also wrote a custom OS with network stack and a c64-compatible basic interpreter for his homebrew-computer.