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VLC 2.0.5 was released on December 15, 2012.
This is a minor update that fixes a couple of regressions of the 2.0.x branch of VLC and improves the overall stability.
- Improved reliability for MKC, Koreus and SWF playback
- Resolved system sleep issue on OS X 10.5
- Fixed MPEG2 audio and video encoding
- Various minor fies and improvements
- Updated translations
Bad Religion new single “True North” is now available on Amazon and iTunes.
“True North” track listings:
By the way, Bad Religion will be having “True North” release party in Los Angeles, CA and and live via Google+ Hangout on January 22nd.
If you’re a Bad Religion fan, you might have already known that “True North” title track can be streamed on YouTube.
the way, Bad Religion will be having “True North” release party in Los Angeles, CA and and live via Google+ Hangout on January 22nd.
Google+ 4.1 for iOS is now available.
What’s New in Version 4.1
- New feature: Google+ Communities
- Ability to subscribe to any circle for notifications
- Ability to indicate how many guests you’re bringing to an event
- Support for time zones in Events
- Basic profile editing
- New compose UI for easier sharing
- New visual stream design
- Discover people and topics more easily using ‘Find people’
By the way, Bad Religion will be having “True North” release party in Los Angeles, CA and and live via Google+ Hangout on January 22nd.
If you were a writer for a well-established tech-site and you’re desperate for page views, what would you do?
Ars Technica writer, Casey Johnston knows exactly what to do. Write a sensationalistic headline.
Desperate iOS users download Google Maps 10 million times in 2 days
“Desperate”?
It is a poor choice of word. It also shows how misinformed the writer is. The one person who is “desperate” for attention is none other than Casey Johnston herself. How in the world Ars Technica Editor would approve this post. People who read Ars Technica might have mistaken it for a tabloid magazine.
For that, Casey Johnston is the JackArse Technica of the day.
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Note:
This is not the first time in recent months Ars Technica published poorly written articles and headlines.
Pixelmator 2.1.4 is now available.
What’s New in Version 2.1.4
This update improves overall stability and performance, including the following:
- Improves Auto Save support
- Enables layer Auto Select for painting and retouching tools
- Improves effects’ responsiveness when working with large images
- Improves Adobe Photoshop CS6 brush collections support
- Fixes important stability issues
- And much more
p.s.
It was released on December 14th, 2012. How come I just got the update today?
We just picked up a Gigabyte Motherboard GA-Z77X-UP4 TH from Micro Center earlier today. It is one of the few PC Motherboards with built-in Thunderbolt port.
Someone has Hackintoshed this motherboard.
According to postings at tonymacx86.com forums, GA-Z77X-UP5 TH is easier to Hackintosh.
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p.s.
If you went to Micro Center in Tustin to get this motherboard, look for John Her; he’s really helpful.