XBox 360 screen shots of Project Gotham Racing suspected as fake – because they look too real?

Last week, game studio Bizarre Creations released a couple of screenshots of their work in progress, Project Gotham Racing 3 for the upcoming XBox 360, and the press dismissed the images as actual screen shots, because they looked too real.

This week on their site Bizarre Creations have released a couple more in game screenshots, and confirmed that these pictures of New York buildings are real and are in game graphics. And to tell you the truth, they do look so real that I think we are truely in for a treat when the new next gen consoles (PS3 and XBox360) hit the streets.

PS3 to sell at a loss of $100 and may not include a harddrive?

Current rumors are indicating that the PS3 will shop for $399 when it ships, which will be at a loss of $100 per unit for Sony. If this article is correct, Merrill Lynch Japan Securities are indicating that Sony will lose $1.18bn dollars in the first year, on expected sales of 11 – 12 million units.

Also, previous rumors that the PS3 will ship with an integrated hard drive may not be correct, as Sony may choose to make the hard drive an option add on, in an attempt to keep the initial street price low.

Using Sendmail genericstable to map users to different domains

To run multiple domains on one machine, I haven’t found it possible to selectively use domain masquerading to set the correct domain name for email accounts that are part of each domain. However, the genericstable approach allows you to remap email addresses to alternative addresses as emails are sent:

Add these statements to your /etc/mail/sendmail.mc file to enable genericstable:

FEATURE(`genericstable',`hash -o /etc/mail/genericstable.db')dnl

GENERICS_DOMAIN_FILE(`/etc/mail/generics-domains')dnl

Create a /etc/mail/generics-domains file that contains a list of the domains that are to be processed when remapping addresses.

For example:

example1.com

example2.com

Create the /etc/mail/genericstable file. For example:

username       username@different-domain.com

Rebuild the genericstable.db file:

makemap hash /etc/mail/genericstable.db < /etc/mail/genericstable

Rebuild your sendmail config using m4 (see other post here).

Restart your sendmail server.