{mosimage}"Warner Brothers announced that its upcoming sequel to 2005's hit Batman Begins will be called The Dark Knight and will feature Heath Ledger as the Joker.



Christopher Nolan is set to direct from a script by Jonathan Nolan, based on a story by Christopher Nolan and David Goyer, who both wrote the screenplay for the previous film. Production is set to begin on The Dark Knight in early 2007."

Mark Russinovich writes "I’m very pleased to announce that Microsoft has acquired Winternals Software and Sysinternals. Bryce Cogswell and I founded both Winternals and Sysinternals (originally NTInternals) back in 1996 with the goal of developing advanced technologies for Windows.

There’s nothing more satisfying for me than to see our ideas and their implementation have a positive impact."

I'll bet the cheque from MS was pretty satisfying too. It'll be interesting to see what happens with SysInternal's great freeware tools. Will they just be another company that MS buys and then stops all innovation ?

{mosimage}The heroes in a half shell return to the big screen in this CGI animated movie.


The animation looks pretty slick, but as it's only a teaser trailer, it's hard to judge what the rest of the movie will be like. I feel like Pizza now :D


Check out the teaser trailer.

Today, I attended the Ollie Lang Paintball Clinic at Velocity Indoor Paintball, along with around 20 other eager-to-learn paintballers.

After a gruelling day of drills, I was exhausted but in high spirits as I had been shown a few techniques and also absorbed more knowledge of the sport from one it's best, if not the best. Ollie was a true gentlemen, he schooled us, we adapted and then used that training in the second half of the day, to which, Ollie was very impressed with.

All and all it was an awesome day and a great precursor for South Pacs.

{mosimage}"Security threats to PCs with Microsoft Windows have increased so much that computer users should consider using a Mac, says a leading security firm.



Sophos security said that the 10 most commonly found pieces of malicious software all targeted Windows machines.



In contrast, it said, none of the "malware" were capable of infecting the Mac OS X operating system."


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