As you may have noticed, it was announced awhile ago that the popular (and rather good) Voice over IP program Skype has limits , allowing people on Intel CPUs to have larger conference calls that users of other processors. Today, a third party has removed this restriction, and published a patch, along with an explanation of how the patch was made. I don't know about the legalities of either action, but it is good news for users, so if you use Skype on an AMD or other processor, then you might want to check it out. Only for Windows users right now. The followup to the original article on Slashdot is also available.
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