Another Linux “repository”
One of the problems with rapidly or frequently changing Linux applications, specially those of a more complex nature, is that it’s sometimes hard to come by simple binary installations (such …
Computers
SuSE Linux 10.0
With too much to do, the (for me) long awaited upgrade to SuSE 10.0 on my primary workstation at the office have had to wait until this week. I’ve now …
Age of Empires III
It must be me; surely, so many people just can’t be wrong. So I gave AOE3 a go; and granted, at maximum detail and resolution, it’s a fabulous example of …
Daemon Tools and Windows XP SP2
So the wonderful Daemon Tools have started acting up on my computer, and I really can’t figure out why. Having a quick peek @ Google doesn’t seem to do much …
HP needs to look out the window
Have you ever tried registering a “Care Pack” on one of HP:s many websites for support? Have you ever tried using something other than MSIE while doing so? Pages that …
Skype sucks big hairy Penguins
Skype rocks! It really does. And regardless of it not being “open source” and a “community solution” and what not, it works – most of the time. At the same …
Where’s the &!%$)?@ week number?!
Although most people (using computers) will never pay for Windows XP as a separate product (either because they don’t pay for it at all, or because it comes pre-installed on …
How Microsoft Lost the API War
I just stumbled across a really good article; good in the sense that it made me feel interested and glued to its contents, also good in the sense that it …
Joshua is back!
Want to play with the computer that let Joshua communicate with Mathew Broderick in the 1984 movie WarGames? Well, now you can! The Fischer-Freitas Company, formed by a couple of …
Gigapixels next?
Is the analog world catching up to the digital world? I’m not sure, but it feels like many digital camera manufacturers are trying to zero in on a large number …