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2008
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Ok, people here is the deal. With Martin’s approval I’ve decided to post every WEEK a few singles & promos from electronic music genre (house, trance, dance and their subgenres). Some of you may consider it as “commercial” stuff. Since I’m big fan of that kind of music (especially of electro house) & DJ as well, i hope you’ll enjoy this as i will. 
P.S. If you don’t like this type of stuff, feel free to pass it by, otherwise read more for todays selection…
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01
2008
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Ok, people here is the deal. With Martin’s approval I’ve decided to post every WEEK a few singles & promos from electronic music genre (house, trance, dance and their subgenres). Some of you may consider it as “commercial” stuff. Since I’m big fan of that kind of music (especially of electro house) & DJ as well, i hope you’ll enjoy this as i will. P.S. If you don’t like this type of stuff, feel free to pass it by, otherwise read more for todays selection…
(more…)
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31
01
2008
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Group HooKah released a dvdrip of a fairly unknown movie, an STV thriller The Unknown Trilogy. I haven’t seen it yet and I don’t really plan to do so as it looks rather cheap to me but it seems to be popular considering the amount of peers at first torrents. It’s basically a set of three 30-min stories. Very lame NFO with zero information by the way.
Somewhere, between the boundaries of life and death, lays the darkest places in the human heart. In these dimly lit recesses crouch fears older than mankind itself. Yet only by visiting this netherworld from time to time can we hope to unearth what lurks just beyond the grasp of our imaginations. The Unknown Trilogy dares to navigate these shadowy passages in three chilling tales that will make you glad you decided to come along for the ride…
The.Unknown.Trilogy.DVDRip.XViD-HooKah
1 CD, 700 MB, h-tut
IMDB, NFO, torrent
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01
2008
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LA Ink is a show we havent’t covered regularly here on rlslog, but one I think is pretty fun to watch. Sure it follows the same formula every week but some of the tattoos they create on the show are pretty amazing. Quality of this rls is nice as usual, only thing is that the video image seems to be a bit desaturated, but maybe thats just me, plus you get used to it really fast.
New Beginnings: The crew looks to make a fresh start. Pixie undergoes laser tattoo removal to make room for a very important tattoo. Kat hires her sister to be her personal assistant and plans a surprise with the help of comedian Tom Green.
LA.Ink.S02E04.WS.DSR.XviD-SYS
624×352 - 23.976 - VBR mp3 132 kb/s - 348MB
Torrent - NFO - Samples: #1, #2, #3
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01
2008
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A Croatian college student has created a utility that installs a seriously stripped-down Windows Vista, saying the heft of Microsoft’s biggest desktop OS was just too big to believe. “Who can justify a 15GB operating system?” asked Dino Nuhagic, a fifth-year student from Split, a Croatian city on the Adriatic. Not Nuhagic, or the uncounted users who have turned to his creation, vLite. vLite is a free program that lets users pick and choose which Vista components, hotfixes, drivers and even language packs are installed, then builds a disk image that can be burned to a DVD for unattended installation of the operating system.
“Why did I do it? Well, it’s performance and work environment,” said Nuhagic when asked why he came up with vLite. “Performance, that’s easy to explain. The less things running, the more responsive the OS. But the environment part is where it gets down to personal preference.” Those preferences include options for leaving out virtually every component of Windows Vista, from the minor — such as the bundled screensavers — to the major, such as the firewall or Universal Plug and Play. Some vLite users, in fact, have made it a contest of sorts to come up with the puniest-possible installation package for the OS. While Microsoft recommends that users set aside 15GB of hard disk space to install its pride and joy, Nuhagic’s fans boast of squeezing it into an image file as small as 515MB that takes up just 1.4GB on the hard drive. More details and download available at vlite.net.
Source: Information week
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01
2008
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A Croatian college student has created a utility that installs a seriously stripped-down Windows Vista, saying the heft of Microsoft’s biggest desktop OS was just too big to believe. “Who can justify a 15GB operating system?” asked Dino Nuhagic, a fifth-year student from Split, a Croatian city on the Adriatic. Not Nuhagic, or the uncounted users who have turned to his creation, vLite. vLite is a free program that lets users pick and choose which Vista components, hotfixes, drivers and even language packs are installed, then builds a disk image that can be burned to a DVD for unattended installation of the operating system.
“Why did I do it? Well, it’s performance and work environment,” said Nuhagic when asked why he came up with vLite. “Performance, that’s easy to explain. The less things running, the more responsive the OS. But the environment part is where it gets down to personal preference.” Those preferences include options for leaving out virtually every component of Windows Vista, from the minor — such as the bundled screensavers — to the major, such as the firewall or Universal Plug and Play. Some vLite users, in fact, have made it a contest of sorts to come up with the puniest-possible installation package for the OS. While Microsoft recommends that users set aside 15GB of hard disk space to install its pride and joy, Nuhagic’s fans boast of squeezing it into an image file as small as 515MB that takes up just 1.4GB on the hard drive. More details and download available at vlite.net.
Source: Information week
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