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How to deal with the “not-so-mellow yellow” of old computers and consoles
Anyone who has dug their old computer or console out of the cupboard or loft for some retro gaming will probably have noticed that it maybe hasn’t worn too well with the test of time. The plastics these machines were made of is called ABS and to make it flame retardant (just in case it catches fire after a marathon session) the plastics manufacturers added chemicals that caused the plastic turn yellow or, even worse, brown over a long period of time.
“The problem was finally cracked in late July 2008 with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, a small amount of an “Oxy” laundry booster as a catalyst and a UV lamp. Proof of this concept was demonstrated on EAB by Tonyyeb from Hull, UK, Chiark from Leeds, UK and myself.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. – Early Version
What if you were able to go and get those games you read about in gaming mags or on the internet that just disappeared? To play the unfinished, crazy ideas and wacky shit that you thought were cool but ended up never seeing the light of day. Well if you liked the early photos and previews of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or just want to check something out GSC has got you covered. One of the rare times we as gamers get to look behind the curtain and play with some unused tech. As more and more companies crash I would hope some would do this just like 3D Realms did this with the Shadow Warrior add-on Wanton Destruction.
Dream Club – Don’t Care, Do Want!

Does it really matter what this game is about, where can I get this poster and more importantly where can I get these chics when we goto Japan!
Snowfall Ice Cream, With Variations
First, you want to gather a couple quarts of untouched new-fallen snow. If you're expecting snow, you can put out a receptacle to gather it for you. Immediately, gingerly mix in about a half a cup of ice-cold whole milk or half-and-half into which you've dissolved a quarter cup of sugar, and stir in a teaspoon of vanilla extract. And that's it: no freezing, no churning.
A Mame Cabinet for the Wee Ones – Bella’s Arcade
At 80% scale, children can play standing upright just like adults. Maybe this will inspire Chromium to make a cabinet for his daughter now that we’ve pillaged Mame 0.127!
DEA to end medical marijuana raids
Supporters of programs to provide legal marijuana to patients with painful medical conditions are celebrating Attorney General Eric Holder’s statement this week that the Drug Enforcement Administration would end its raids on state-approved marijuana dispensaries.
Miami banker gives $60 million of his own to employees
If you were watching Obama’s speech, he was mentioned specifically. Here is the back story.
The Die is Cast
Interesting article on Comcast and their file sharing shenannigans, and why there is a 250 GB cap now.
It’s the End of the News Hole as We Know It
We've now "observed" two future of news media via Twitter (the City Club and ONA events) and watched the Seattle City Council and "No News Is Bad News" events go down via their live stream (while eyeing the #nnbn Twitter channel). One caveat before we recap: what we've learned is mostly useless in practical terms.
one for listener and his superiors.


