Lifehacker: Hack AttackLifehacker posts tagged 'Hack Attack'Turn Your Xbox 360 into a Streaming Netflix Player- June 24, 2008 Netflix subscribers, if you've got an Xbox 360 and a Windows Vista PC, you don't have to shell out $99 for Roku's Netflix Player box to get your Watch Instantly library on your TV screen—you already have everything you need. Using the free Windows Media Center plug-in, vmcNetflix, you can turn your Xbox 360 into a Netflix Watch Instantly box. Here's how. What You Can Expect Once you've installed and set up vmcNetflix (original post), here's a video demonstration of what you can expect. .http://lifehacker.com/396881/turn-your-xbox-360-into-a-streaming-netflix-player The History of Firefox 1.0 to 3.0 in Screenshots- June 16, 2008 Mozilla released Firefox version 1.0 to relative obscurity in November of 2004, and four short years later, the much-anticipated Firefox 3.0 will hit the streets with ambitions of setting a new world record tomorrow. In honor of tomorrow's 3.0 release, let's take a look back at a visual history of Firefox, version 1.0 to 3.0. The Themes The most significant change you'll notice in Firefox 3 off the bat is the new themes. Mozilla has skinned Firefox 3 to integrate with your operating system of..http://lifehacker.com/396206/the-history-of-firefox-10-to-30-in-screenshots How to Recover Deleted Files with Free Software- June 10, 2008 Ack! The computer ate my term paper! We've all been there at some point. You delete an important file, somehow it skips your Recycle Bin altogether, and for all practical purposes, it's disappeared into the ether. But before you hit the big red panic button, there's a very good chance that your file is still alive and kicking somewhere on your hard drive—you just need to know how to find it. With the right tools, finding and recovering that deleted file can be as simple as a few clicks...http://lifehacker.com/393084/how-to-recover-deleted-files-with-free-software iPhone Apps Worth Jailbreaking For- June 3, 2008 By this time next week, major iPhone announcements will probably make jailbreaking your iPhone or iPod touch unnecessary to run third-party applications—but right now you can get some killer features on your device by unlocking it the unofficial way. We're all excited about Apple's imminent App Store, but there are a lot of unanswered questions about the limitations Apple will place on official third-party software it will distribute. What we do know is that you can already run tons of...http://lifehacker.com/394683/iphone-apps-worth-jailbreaking-for |