Dan's Data - PC hardware and gadget reviews!

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20 November 2013 Not one column, not two columns, but three! Neil Young's Pono thing, encryption with random... ish... numbers, and my reply to the surprising amount of hate mail I got about the Pono column! 3 October 2013 Letters! 5 August 2013 Science versus SoftRAM. 14 July 2013 Seeing past the normal. 13 July 2013 More letters! 24 June 2013 Letters! 7 May 2013 Letters! 4 May 2013 On the h4xx0ring of p4sswordZ. 29 April 2013 Warfare. Aliens. Car crashes. ENTERTAINMENT! 4 April 2013 Letters! 8 March 2013 Network storage box: Twenty-five dollars. 27 February 2013 Letters! 8 February 2013 Socialised entertainment. 6 February 2013 Letters! 3 February 2013 Boing! 28 January 2013 Identical voices and phantom swords. 17 January 2013 Yet more letters! 14 January 2013 Astonishingly, I just reviewed something. It's a mouse that costs almost nothing. 20 December 2012 Letters! 21 November 2012 Letters! 13 November 2012 If it looks random, it probably isn't. 2 November 2012 A deadly mouse trap. 24 October 2012 Over at the blog, I just wrote a surprising number of words about a thing that makes tea. 2 October 2012 Letters! 25 September 2012 Pathfinding to everywhere. 11 September 2012 A blog post, not really a review: 15.16 thousand megabytes per dollar. 30 August 2012 Grinding myself down. 24 August 2012 And even MORE letters! 15 August 2012 Yet! More! Letters! 3 August 2012 Stomp, don't sprint! 12 July 2012 Letters! 7 July 2012 And now for something completely different. 28 June 2012 Letters! 14 June 2012 Welcome to my (imaginary) museum! 8 June 2012 Letters! 14 May 2012 What does playing video games do to your mind? 25 March 2012 Letters! 24 March 2012 When you have eliminated the impossible... 22 March 2012 Of magic lanterns, and MMORPGs 21 March 2012 The death of the manual. 15 March 2012 Holy crap, I actually reviewed something! Behold: My hamburger pedal. 14 March 2012 Yet more letters! 26 February 2012 Letters! 8 February 2012 More letters! 4 February 2012 Letters! 3 February 2012 File extensions are ridiculous. 28 April 2011 Five trillion bits flying in loose formation. 11 April 2011 Letters! 11 April 2011 Game crazy. 25 March 2011 Anybody reading this page who doesn't already have more than enough Photon LED lights may be very, very slightly interested to learn that, this week only, everything in the Photon store is 15% off, if you use the coupon code SPRING15OFF . (As usual, I get a cut if you follow my link and then buy something.) 20 March 2011 Alt-tCRASH. 19 March 2011 Speed kings. 18 March 2011 The daily grind. 17 March 2011 The triumph of niceness. 16 March 2011 A hundred years of EULAs. 7 March 2011 Yet more letters! 21 February 2011 Letters! 20 February 2011 Letters! 17 February 2011 Letters! 12 December 2010 Next stop: Hardware piracy. 25 October 2010 Letters! 20 September 2010 Steal This Education. 18 September 2010 Letters, and more letters! 11 August 2010 The shifting goalposts of AI. 12 July 2010 Letters! 3 July 2010 I have avoided pestering readers of this page with announcements of the last couple of Photon-light sales. This one's quite nice, though. For the duration of the US Fourth of July weekend, they've taken 15% off everything in the store, including a bunch of oddments that you might not expect people famous for high-quality key-ring flashlights. They sell excellent-quality Maha NiMH batteries and chargers, some Leatherman tools and, as they say, more. Use the coupon code FIREWORKS at checkout to get your discount. And, as usual, I get a cut if you click my link to the site and then buy something. 21 June 2010 No spaceship? No sale. 16 June 2010 Letters! 17 May 2010 500 gig per second, if we don't get a flat. 14 May 2010 More letters! 4 May 2010 Letters! 4 May 2010 On the hobby-microcontroller revolution. (If you hate it when I put tons and tons of links in an article, you should probably skip this one.) 2 May 2010 What'll be free next? Command-line interfaces: Nerd Skill Number One. 15 April 2010 Herewith, a product of considerable interest to Australians and virtually none to everyone else: The Noontec V9-T, a neat little networked dual-tuner PVR and media player of exactly the sort that big media companies want to sue you for owning. (Note that this device is pointless for non-Australians because its TV tuners only work with our, unique, free-to-air digital TV system.) 31 March 2010 How hot is too hot for a hard drive? 28 March 2010 Letters, and more letters! 23 March 2010 You know what s wrong with episodic games? They re not episodic enough. 20 March 2010 Measuring the performance of storage devices is easy. Measuring their performance properly isn t. 16 February 2010 Forgot to annoy you all with announcement of another Photon-light sale. 15% off everything in the store, I get a cut if you buy things, I ll shut up now. 3 February 2010 A letters column, and another letters column! 14 January 2010 USB 3 drive box. USB 3 controller card. Quite cheap. Any good? 5 November 2009 A new Ask Dan, all about drives. 5 November 2009 More letters! 22 October 2009 Letters! 21 October 2009 From aerial torpedoes to RoboCars. 14 October 2009 Another Photon-light sale! The US dollar s in pretty lousy shape at the moment, so this could be a good time for people outside the USA to buy some stuff from the Photon factory outlet. The current October Pre-Holiday Sale takes 15% off all Photon lights, Maha batteries and chargers, and Leatherman multi-tools, which they now also sell for some reason. The 15% discount also applies to their expensive but good variable-brightness Photon Pro one-AA-cell light, which has been upgraded with a significantly brighter high-power white LED, in addition to its little red LED for when you don t want to lose your night vision. And, as usual, I get a cut of the action if you click here and buy something!15 September 2009 Alternate history: Of railways, roadways, 3D cards and PC clones. 13 September 2009 Letters! 2 September 2009 Ask Dan: ExpressCard vs PCMCIA. In which I figure out why it s possible to get adapters that plug ExpressCards into CardBus PCMCIA slots. (It s more interesting than it sounds. Well, I think it is, anyway.) 5 August 2009 Letters! 21 July 2009 A couple of aspects of modern computing, and modern transport, that ll seem completely bizarre to people in the future. 22 June 2009 A bold new computer metaphor. 21 June 2009 Letters! 19 June 2009 I haven t begged for money for more than nine months... Anybody wanna help me buy a new PC? 19 June 2009 Next stop, clay tablets: It s possible to back up computer data onto ordinary paper. And it s less silly than it sounds! 8 June 2009 I just wrote a blog post about a couple of Australian economic stimulus programs which Aussie readers might find interesting. (My apologies to readers who already subscribe to my blog s feed.) 31 May 2009 Letters! 16 May 2009 Which kind of sci-fi super-battery should you ask the aliens for? 30 April 2009 Letters! (Also, mail to dan@dansdata.com was bouncing for a bit. It s fixed now, though; please re-send anything that didn t get through.) 18 April 2009 Would you like to live forever? 31 March 2009 Ask Dan: A PC for the parents? 24 March 2009 Letters! 13 March 2009 In the unlikely case that you have not yet bought quite enough Photon lights, they ve got another sale running now. The list prices for various of their products have been reduced a bit now, and there s a March Madness sale running on top of that, until the end of the month As usual, I get a cut of the action if you click here and buy something. 26 February 2009 A 200Hz screen can be any one of at least three different things. 23 February 2009 Letters! 21 February 2009 We re all prisoners of game theory. 25 January 2009 Letters! 24 January 2009 Are you going to believe me, or your lying eyes? 14 January 2009 I m back from my holiday, and yesterday wrote what almost amounts to another flashlight review on my blog. (If you d like to be automatically notified of new posts on Dan s Data and How To Spot A Psychopath, I remind you that the Dan s Data feed is here, and the How To Spot A Psychopath one is here.) New and cheap stuff at Aus PC Market! Australian PC enthusiasts who'd like to keep up to date with new products from m'verygoodfriends at Aus PC Market, they've got a new-products RSS feed right here. Their general news feed, including special offers, is here.They also have Daily Deals via RSS, here.If you'd prefer Twitter, they're here!TwitterNew productsNews and special offersDaily Deals

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