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Joachim Bengtsson
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Member Since Feb 23rd, 2006

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Google Wave dev preview hands-on and impressions

Oct 1st 2009 2:38AM on Engadget

Aw man, they broke gist downloads :( Oh whell, try this:
curl -L "http://gist.github.com/raw/152050/7bcf0e1fed9c7ab9519bcbfad5f06664577ca4e7/wave.rb" | ruby

Video: Intel's Light Peak running an HD display while transferring files... on a hackintosh

Sep 24th 2009 4:58PM on Engadget

What's the difference between Light Peak and USB 3? Universal inter-connect, hotswap, very very fast, optical... (Honest question, not trying to troll)

Video: ATI Radeon Eyefinity eyes-on, featuring Left 4 Dead on a 175-inch display

Sep 12th 2009 6:07AM on Engadget

What's that song?

My GOD @ that resolution. Almost fainted when he brought up the menu. Give!

Google Wave dev preview hands-on and impressions

Aug 6th 2009 2:19PM on Engadget

I want to test Google Wave so badly! Check this out. You know how the beta test signup page has a message box where they say you may type ascii art? Well, I made this for mine. Paste this in your Terminal (osx or linux) and press enter:
curl -L http://tr.im/asciiwave3 | tar -xzO | ruby
(just open the link in your browser to preview if you're paranoid and a spoiler)

Court gives Pirate Bay ten days to scuttle connection to Netherlands

Jul 30th 2009 3:39PM on Engadget

One condition for the deal was for the money to go to a common fund for development of peer-to-peer technologies. TPB didn't get a krona from the deal. (If they have no money, they can't pay the fines, and no one can force them; they absolutely refuse to pay)

Court gives Pirate Bay ten days to scuttle connection to Netherlands

Jul 30th 2009 3:27PM on Engadget

"make a little money along the way"? They are completely broke, never got any money from tpb beyond enough to pay for the servers and hosting, and never planned to either as far as I know.

Force feedback controller allows you to "touch" CGI objects

Jul 5th 2009 5:45AM on Engadget

Yeah, I don't see how this is "the next level" up from the Falcon; the hardware seems to be capable of the exact same thing. Being able to really feel the texture and hardness of objects is a real selling point for them as well, see e g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxfjFRs22cg .

iPhone OS 3.0 preview event is Tuesday, and we'll be there live!

Mar 16th 2009 11:39AM on Engadget

Thanks for the times given in different TZ's, much appreciated!

DR House: Apparently.

Tweetie 1.3 approved -- what are we supposed to do with this wagon full of torches and pitchforks?

Mar 11th 2009 6:39AM on Engadget

Keep freaking out! Bring the pitchforks and torches! This thing is still very much broken -- Diggle, a digg.com reader, was rejected last week because one of the top Digg articles had the title "FUCK". Once again, Apple advocates censoring the Internet before letting your app connect to it... The offense: http://twitpic.com/1zxis

Telstra exec: new Android-based HTC phone 'better' than Pre

Jan 12th 2009 6:14AM on Engadget

lol, Pre killer? You do realize the Pre isn't even out yet, and won't be for a while?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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