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Cubehouse is a very British computer scientist who loves everything PlayStation Home and serves as HSM's webmaster. He lives and works in Bristol, UK and holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science. Cubehouse is working in the internet security and gaming industries.

PlayStation Home Dating Now Live – Find your perfect partner with AlphaZone4

Posted April 1st, 2012 in News and Articles
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You’re in Home to hook up. You know it. We know. So now there’s a resource for it!

(Editor’s note: This was an April Fools Day 2012 article.)

Video Gaming – Media Scapegoat For All Problems

Posted August 10th, 2011 in News and Articles
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The rioting in the United Kingdom is a tragedy. But the youths perpetrating this violence were not conditioned to do so by playing violent video games.

Allow HSM to repeat this for the logic-impaired: unless you were a doorknob to begin with, VIDEO GAMES DO NOT CAUSE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IN REAL LIFE.

Password Hashing. What it is and how to make it not suck.

Posted May 4th, 2011 in News and Articles
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With all of the uproar over the recent PSN outage, would you like to know the different ways of *how* your data is secured? Click and read.

PlayStation Home Full v1.50 Change Log Leaked

Posted April 1st, 2011 in News and Articles
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Did Microsoft’s Avatar Kinect play a role in some of Home’s recent changes? Credit where credit’s due, after all.

Boo Hoo, I Have No Trophy Room

Posted February 15th, 2011 in News and Articles
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Astonishing news: Home doesn’t have a trophy room. Home does, however, offer far cooler features. So GET OVER IT, already.

(Editor’s note: This article’s power level is over 9000.)

Is Home A World of Locked Doors?

Posted November 25th, 2010 in News and Articles
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Why do so many public spaces in Home have unfinished, “coming soon” areas that never seem to materialize?