Monthly Archives: April 2007

World of Warcraft gold economy on BBC News

The BBC have ‘finally’ had some primetime coverage for the shadow economy of WoW gold. People paying real money for in game gold in a virtual world. The BBC News website has covered WoW, Second Life and other online worlds comprehensively over the last couple of years but this is the first time that I’ve [...]

Shivering Isles - behold the Mad God

After about 10 hours or so of Shivering Isles Hadaster, my Dark-Elf Monk character, is now the new Mad God of Oblivion.
So here’s my little review, and a few tips, to the Elder Scrolls IV official expansion. There are a few spoilers so go and read something else if you don’t want to know what [...]

‘PWN to Own’ MacBook hack

At the recent CanSecWest conference a security expert took on the challenge of the ‘pwn to own’ contest whereby if you could hack a MacBook pro, you could win it. ZDnet covered the story of Dino Da Zovi creating a Zero-Day exploit that took advantage of a hole in Apple’s Safari browser. Dino created the [...]

Sensible World of Soccer for Xbox Live

Now news that SWOS is coming to Xbox Live is nothing new. What is news is that a Custom Team that I submitted to CodeMasters is going to make it into the release! Hoorah!
So when you download SWOS from Xbox Live look out for ‘Bad Haircuts’. I assume they’ll be managed by me!
The line up [...]

Joost 0.9.0 - Vista friendly and sporting new channels

Joost 0.9.0 has hit the beta testing community and sports a more polished interface, 26 channels and a new way to dish out Joost Invites. More importantly for me personally Joost now works fine without any kind of UAC changes in Windows Vista. No more need to ‘run as administrator’. The install process now detects [...]

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