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If you don't mind listening to Dutch, this collection of youtube flicks is a pretty good demonstration of what one can do if he has access to software. After seeing only one flick, I thought this is for real, but I more...

The PC demo "Second Reality" by Future Crew, one of the most well-known demos ever. Computer is 66Mhz 486DX2.

More than 5 years ago I included the analysis of his book in my diploma thesis.... Now you can imagine what a shock is to see him jumping all over the stage... I wonder how people he was asking for more...

All the movies shown here were created using the free cross-platform raytracer called POVRay. The scene file, also given with each entry, contains no more than 512 characters!

“Over the years, WarGames has written itself into the cult lore of Silicon Valley. Google hosted a 25th-anniversary screening in May, where keyboard jockeys cheered Broderick's DOS acrobatics. (Imagine Rocky Horror, but picture the audience in Hawaiian shirts and mandals.) more...

“Does this sound like a bad sci-fi movie to you? It does to me. But, sadly, this is our current reality. You haven’t done anything wrong (or, really stupid) and you’ve even tried to protect your machine, but you got more...

“This story opens gently enough. It begins with a friendly and helpful Comment posted on a friendly and helpful blog.”

leaked a private phone call that appears to be a discussion between MediaDefender personnel and staff at the New York attorney general's office. In that phone call, ironically, a man who seems to be a MediaDefender official is heard reassuring more...

The computer is whopping 1Mhz and has 64kb of ram

“Regrettably, from a security perspective these applications can present considerable risks. Generally, this security risk takes place when these programs are used to share files, folders, or in some cases even entire drives. Instant messaging, unfortunately, is a primary channel more...

“Someone had written to share “the results of their work”, which he said “solved his security problems.” He was talking about viruses and spyware, and other malware, and he said his method “covers 99.8%! of all known threats.” He posted more...