A .cue file tells burning software how to burn the .bin file. So basically, just load up your burning software of choice, burn an image, and select the .cue file. It's just like burning an .iso file.

If you've heard about the recent viral stunt put on the web site for the latest Batman film, you know it's possible to hide codes in an audio file. But did you know it's actually really easy to do?

The Los Angeles legal newspaper Daily Journal‘s John Hanusz breaks another Pellicano story today. (The New York Times has gone silent, though the dormant Los Angeles Times today has a ...