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- Google Chrome: The five best new features
- Google Chrome: The five best new featuresThe biggest crap is IE, which STILL ships with ActiveX, is slower thanmolasses in January, STILL includes old obsolete proprietary rendering, and is years behind in standards.More Google crap. Use at your own risk!http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/web_services_browser/chrome_privacy_is_full_of_dents.htmlGoogle is wanting your material.http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/03/google_chrome_eula_sucks/So far impressedI am quite impressed by...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-03
- PowerBook G4 defects
- PowerBook G4 defectsTake A ValiumApple product buyers are the biggest whiners on the planet. Whether it's whining about sealed batteries in an ipod or not playing 4x dvds or whatever, they seem to feel they have an entitlement to extort from Apple using the threat of a public fuss.Don't...
- Discussion threads 2006-01-26
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- On the future of Open Source thought leadership
- After over a decade of being in the shadow of the Free Software movement and 30 years of its inflexible dogmatic principles, disruptive new Open Source thought leadership is emerging that is truly able to compromise with the realistic needs of business and end-users without carrying...
- Blog posts 2009-10-08
- 'How I tweeted my way out of spinal surgery'
- Surprise, surpriseObama says that doctors provide unnecessary surgeries to boost their bottom line, and lo and behold, we suddenly get stories of people being coerced into unnecessary procedures.And, of course, we all know that anyone who tweets anything is telling us the absolute gospel truth.And, of course, if this woman...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-15
- Works of Joseph Conrad. FREE Author's biography & short stories in the trial 10.1 (Mobile)
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- Software downloads 2009-09-10
- Shopping for a UV Filter
- Are UV rays cast unfocused onto a CCD?Is a CCD even sensitive to UV? IR, yes.Really necessary?Are they really necessary? Is UV really damaging to a CCD?I've heard a lot of hearsay about this, but have seen very little otherwise. Do we have any credible preferably scientific sources saying...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-14
- Microsoft sets maximum hardware spec for netbook-only Windows 7 SKUs
- Microsoft sets maximum hardware spec for netbook-only Windows 7 SKUsRidged for her pleasure?[i]with a more ridged CPU requirements.[/i]Sorry, couldn't resist. :)[i]RAM: 2GB.Currently the limitation is 1GB.[/i]Ah, that explains why I could get the Dell Mini 9 with 2GB of RAM if I chose Linux but not if I chose Windows....
- Discussion threads 2009-05-25
- Monster Quest 1 (Windows)
- Now, fans of the smash hit series on history will have the chance to become a MonsterQuest investigator--in a compelling and mysterious adventure in search of amazing and elusive creatures. In the spirit of CSI and X-Files, the MonsterQuest team uses modern investigative techniques to pull back the shroud of...
- Software downloads 2009-05-21
- Monster Quest 1.0 (Mac)
- Now, fans of the smash hit series on HISTORY will have the chance to become a MonsterQuest investigator--in a compelling and mysterious adventure in search of amazing and elusive creatures. In the spirit of CSI and X-Files, the MonsterQuest team uses modern investigative techniques to pull back the shroud of...
- Software downloads 2009-04-08
- The Seattle P-I bites the dust
- The Seattle P-I bites the dustWhere's the revenew?The NY Times and LA Times will be following soon. When does TV and Radio go bye-bye? When that happens will we even have professional reporters/journalists, you know the non bias ones? It's become apparent that facts aren't...
- Discussion threads 2009-03-16
- The mystery of the Southern stroke belt is solved
- The mystery of the Southern stroke belt is solvedAnd a high birth weight???will say that you will be a diabetic in the future? I would rather think there's more genetics involved than just a hearsay of birth weight.Now, the remaining question is ...Whether the maternal smoking is the cause...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-17
- Has Internet Explorer ever been safe?
- Has Internet Explorer ever been safe?The recommendation to use an alternative browser is based on......the existence of an exploit for which a patch is not available as of the time I write this. It is not being given because IE is insecure. I would hope this same advice were given...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-17
- Airman tells of night he was ordered to shoot down UFO
- Airman tells of night he was ordered to shoot down UFOagreedYeah, this sounds like a credible explanation. You're right - all too often one part of the government does not now what the other parts are doing.The explanation is quite simple[i]But this doesn't explain why Milton Torres was scrambled and...
- Discussion threads 2008-10-21
- Development environments: Microsoft vs. Open Source
- Development environments: Microsoft vs. Open SourcePerhaps if you read what you wroteYou say regarding Wintel:"you'll find 2o FTEs an extremely conservative minimum just to keep the lights on."and then regarding Solaris:"you're going to be paying about ten people, four of whom you don't actually need every day"Your statement about doubling...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-14
- Copying pasting blogging = trouble
- Copying pasting blogging = troubleAgreeI agree... Too many people talking about the same thing.RE: Copying pasting blogging = troubleIt drives me nuts. The amounts of comments pinged back to my blog are purely regurgitated, as if it's been automatically picked. It's just...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-05
- Microsoft on Vista: 'The time of worry is over.'
- Microsoft on Vista: 'The time of worry is over.'PR or R&DThey can crow all they want, but for many Vista is a lame duck. It's fine for home use, and even great for digital photo enthusiasts, but the reality is businesses and power users are in a bind if they...
- Discussion threads 2008-07-08
- Improving Windows Vista's reliability
- I don't buy into all the "Windows Vista is rubbish" rhetoric that's been floating about. Rather than rely on collective hearsay I much rather collect my own data. Also, when it comes to operating system reliability problems that look like they are down to the OS are usually down to...
- Blog posts 2008-06-23
- China's cyber-militia behind U.S. blackouts?
- China's cyber-militia behind U.S. blackouts?FUD?While Chinese owned companies (and being Communist, the government owns those companies) has been responsible for some things, no doubts there as the pet food and tooth paste can confirm, shouldn't a proper distinction be confirmed before empty blaming?How do we know the guilty hackers aren't...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-30
- Hardware comparability in benchmark comparisons
- Hardware comparability in benchmark comparisonsWhat's fair? PRICEMy former employer had a yearly workstation benchmark process. We would invite the big 4 UNIX workstation vendors (HP,Sun,IBM,SGI), give them the applications and test matrix - and let them tune their boxes to their hearts content. After the benchmark was complete, we looked...
- Discussion threads 2008-04-16
- NetSuite's numbers are not what they appear
- NetSuite's numbers are not what they appearOfficial response from NetSuite to inaccurately cited customer dataDennis, some points of clarification:1. On our call and in our filings we talk about active customers. Customers are not considered "active" until they go live with the product. Since customers choose their own...
- Discussion threads 2008-02-15
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