The new Xbox One home console from Microsoft is designed to increase the hardware power that developers and players can use and updates... The purpose of this video is to demonstrate a basic installation of Kali Linux from Offensive Security in a new Virtual Machine guest... | This DVD5 ISO image file contains the security updates for Windows released on Windows Update on May 14, 2013. The image does not... A standards organization has created a boot environment for tablets and PCs that could potentially run a 64-bit version of Windows RT. |
A standards organization has created a boot environment for tablets and PCs that could potentially run a 64-bit version of Windows RT. In this video we will install VMware vSphere vCenter Server 5.1.0b using the Simple Install method on Windows Server 2003 R2 X64 SP2 | Big thank you to all who've sent in Imogen plugins, they're excellent, Keep em' coming folks! This tutorial we'll look at some of the... In this tute we'll look at coding a C++ algorithm to negate a 128bpp image. This will be a benchmark to beat for the ASM versions we'll... |
The purpose of this video is to demonstrate a basic installation of Kali Linux from Offensive Security in a new Virtual Machine guest... Today, I had to install the Java plugin for 64bit Firefox on CentOS 6.4. The procedure wasn’t too bad, but it wasn’t exactly... | In this tute we'll get to coding some little ASM algorithms. First we have to look at how parameters will be passed from C++.
Today we'll look at integer data types, bits, bytes, words and all that. We'll also look at the general purpose register set. I didn't... |
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In the aftermath of the announcements from yesterday's WWDC, one particular release has seen little publicity. The beta of iTunes 10.5, which was released to developers yesterday, will bring with it iCloud and iOS 5 support when it gets officially released. But for Mac users, some more hidden features are in store.
Early reports indicate that iTunes has finally made the jump to 64-bit on the Mac platform. Users have been clamouring after 64-bit support for years, ever since Apple started advertising 64-bit in Mac OS X. iTunes is somewhat late to the party, with Snow Leopard bringing most of the built-in apps into 64-bit territory.

