There are four channels to choose from but you need to have a decent connection to view them:
ABC Catch Up - A selection of weekly program from ABC1 and ABC2, Including:
ABC News - Can you guess?
ABC Kazam - Animations / Cartoons
ABC Docs - Documentaries
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At the time of writing, we have learned to control several Brainfingers, however it is difficult to pin-point when we learned how to use them. We initially started trying to learn Brainfingers in the configuration utility by observing the real-time graph of the Brainfinger sensors. We found that we could make the Brainfingers all drop together by relaxing, breathing deeply and clearing our minds. This was easy to do consistently in the configuration utility but unfortunately you can't exactly count on it in a tense multiplayer deathmatch. We also found that working ourselves from a relaxed state to an excited state raised the Brainfingers, also quite consistently.
The NIA doesn't come with any documentation on how to learn to use the Brainfngers and we think we know why. There is simply no way to explain how it is done, you must simply learn it from experience. Overall, the best advice we have for learning how to use Brainfingers is to simply play with them in a game.
One-Way Brain Control Interface
Have a read of this review of OCZ's NIA Brain Computer Interface. It is a long review, but quite detailed and informative. Mind-machine interface anyone?
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via CairnsBlog
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Another Opera Download link, just incase you missed it(the picture also works)
(Opera Ninja vs Solaris Pirate)
How to change the Opera User-Agent and beat Solaris's 1337 skillz.
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