Thermaltake Core V1
There is a review of the Thermaltake Core V1 posted at NikKTech today. For comparison purposes, you can see our evaluation here.
A few days ago we took a look at the very good XPredator X3 Devil Red Edition Midi Tower by AeroCool so today we decided to move to the other side and bring all of you a review about one of the latest mITX cases to hit the market and more specifically the Core V1 by Thermaltake.
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Microsoft Announces FIDO Support Coming to Windows 10
Today, Microsoft was a participant at the United States White House Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection Summit at Stanford University where industry leaders gathered to discuss collaborative opportunities and new developments that will bolster cybersecurity. Representing Microsoft at the event was Scott Charney, Corporate Vice President of Trustworthy Computing, who is responsible for a range of corporate programs that influence the security of Microsoft's products, services, and internal networks.
I'm happy to announce Microsoft has contributed design inputs to the Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) Alliance, to be incorporated within FIDO 2.0 Technical Specifications. Transitioning away from passwords and to a stronger form of identity is one of the great challenges that we face in online computing, and we believe FIDO authentication, which is the subject of great discussion here at the White House summit, is the pathway to success. To address this challenge we joined the FIDO Alliance, where we are working alongside major industry partners to change the nature of authentication by developing specifications that define an open, scalable, interoperable set of mechanisms that supplant reliance on passwords to more securely authenticate users of online services.
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AT&T CEO Warns FCC Over Net Neutrality
The net neutrality issue aside, I personally enjoy the sweet, sweet sound of falling tears.
Stephenson said in a "Squawk Box" interview that aired Friday that he supports the original idea of net neutrality, which set out to preserve a "free and open Internet ... without any blocking and without any prioritization." But he argued, "We have now, under the president's urging with the FCC, moved from pursuing a free and open Internet to regulating the Internet end to end."
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Antec ISK 600M
If you are building a new HTPC, this review of the Antec ISK 600M at techPowerUP will no doubt be of interest.
Antec aimed to take the ISK 600 and enlarge it with the ISK 600M - for a mATX board, more hard drives, and better cooling, and it does so while re-defining some design elements in the front. Will this bigger version of the ISK 600 manage to leave a mark and is bigger better in this particular case?
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The Evolution Of The Smart Gun
That warning label "Not man fireable" makes me want to shoot this thing even more.
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Fortress Fallout Dev Receives Cease & Desist From Zenimax
YouTube personality "CaptainSparklez" just received a cease and desist letter from Zenimax. The problem? CaptainSparklez is developing a game called Fortress Fallout and Zenimax is not to happy about the use of the word Fallout in the title.
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High Resolution Wifi Signal Mapping
Just so you know, this also qualifies as the cool video of the day.
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Coolest Mom EVER!
This lady drives her kids to school every day in a replica cop car from the Need For Speed video games.
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Hackers Stole At Least $300M In Bank Heists
Who needs a gun to rob a bank for a couple thousand when you can use a computer to get more than three hundred million?
Kaspersky Lab says it has seen evidence of $300 million in theft through clients, and believes the total could be triple that. But that projection is impossible to verify because the thefts were limited to $10 million a transaction, though some banks were hit several times. In many cases the hauls were more modest, presumably to avoid setting off alarms.
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Developer Won't Comment On The Order: 1866's Five Hour Length
What's worse than a game that is only five hours long? The developer refusing to comment on it. What do you think about extremely short full priced games?
Speaking to Eurogamer, CEO of Ready at Dawn Ru Weerasuriya refused to clarify average playtime for the game, and said his team was not going to discuss length despite videos on YouTube showing the entire game completed in 5 hours and 30 minutes.
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Telescopic Contact Lenses
Great idea or technology gone wrong?
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Fractal Design Define R5 Case
The crew over at ThinkComputers has published a review of the Fractal Design Define R5 case today for those of you interested.
The Fractal Design Define R5 is made for the addition of plenty of parts, custom and not so custom, all in one units, but also it is made for less noise, deadening vibration, and built to a high of standard of quality and excellence in and out that seem to defy their economical prices.
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Video Game Violence and Pseudoscience: Bad Science, Fear, and Politics
I don't know about you guys, but this is the first time I've seen this article. I recommend reading this if you haven't done so already, it is definitely good reading. Thanks to forum member 'tubular' for the link.
In 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court considered an effort by the state of California to regulate violent video game sales to minors (Brown v. EMA, 2011). In speaking about studies California used to support its regulatory efforts the majority decision of the court said: These studies have been rejected by every court to consider them, and with good reason: They do not prove that violent video games cause minors to act aggressively.
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