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gizmodo.com - 12/22/2008

Guy Gets Death Threat Over Xbox Live, Has To Pay To Change His Gamertag [Xbox Live]

— gizmodo.com — Our buddy Zatz over at Zatz Not Funny received a death threat over Xbox Live. t's unclear whether it was a real one or just some kid mouthing off, but it doesn't matter. According to Zatz, some guy who couldn't hack it in Call of Duty said, "I’ll kill you in real life with a real gun." That's ... (more) Guy Gets Death Threat Over Xbox Live, Has To Pay To ...

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scobleizer.com - 12/22/2008

Testing out the latest Windows Live Writer

— scobleizer.com — I’m playing around with Windows Live Writer, here’s their blog where you can download it from . They released a new version last week and it’s a very nice way to edit your blog (it’s an offline editor that lets you write and edit your blog ... (more) Testing out the latest Windows Live Writer

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gadgetell.com - 12/23/2008

Windows XP will live on until May 30, 2009

— gadgetell.com — Section: Computers , Software / Applications Despite the January 31 deadline, Microsoft has announced they will continue to offer Windows XP licenses until May 30, 2009.  The extension is said to be in direct relation to customer demand, ... (more) Windows XP will live on until May 30, 2009

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