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Felix da Housecat: "Silverscreen"
Felix's last album, 2004's Devin Dazzle & The Neon Fever, had its fair share of magical moments, but circumstances beyond his control meant he couldn't build on the runaway success of 2001's Kittenz And Thee Glitz. That album, its Miss Kittin-voiced lead single "Silver Screen (Shower Scene)" in particular, unwittingly sparked off electroclash and propelled Felix into the mainstream on the crest of a champagne wave. After a decade of underground acclaim and jetset DJing, Felix found himself in fashion, much to his amusement. "When Kittenz And Thee Glitz came out, I was living the glitz, I was wilding out, partying, you name it, man," recalls Felix. "I was kicking it with everybody in the industry, from L.A. to New York, I was out there, I was gone! But I burnt myself out from partying, man."
Check out Felix Da Housecat's video for his new single "Radio".
Road Warrior: On the road at Maker Faire
Tom Merritt shows you a cool car hack from Maker Faire as well as a tiny MP3 player, a huge laptop, and more.
Unsatisfied with your cell phone? Why not use Linux to build your own! Veronica Belmont talks to a couple of resourceful gents at Maker Faire who've done just that.
Felix Da Housecat: "What Does It Feel Like"
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Aneesh Chopra: We don't want to control the Internet
Federal CTO Aneesh Chopra tells CNET there aren't any plans (at this point) for a fair-use exemption to the DMCA.
Green Mile: Plug in your hybrid
After years of being told hybrids don't need to be plugged in, we'll show you why maybe they should!
There's more to setting up your home theater than plugging your HDTV into the wall. Brian Cooley shows you how to calibrate and adjust the settings for an ideal viewing experience.
This week on CNET Live, Brian Cooley and Tom Merritt are together again at last, plus author Sherry Boschert is in the studio discussing plug-in hybrid technology.
