Technology

Yesterday Scoble asked what should be done with IE, and as usual, many people chimed in. That was for the followup of this post telling about his visit with the IE team (which also got lots of comments). The overwhelming majority say “fix CSS and support PNG”. The overwhelming “feel” I get back from those […]

So I saw that Microsoft is launching their anti-linux campaign, and wandered over to the website where could find the informative and completely unbiased reports. I picked one at random (“Lower Windows Staffing Costs Provide a TCO Advantage over Linux”) to read about how much cheaper an OS with client access licenses, no access to

Rob Love has some screenshots and notes on his work on the GNOME Volume Manager‘s control panel capplet. Very sexy looking. Ohhh, a collection of GNOME blogs over at planet gnome. Never heard of it… nifty.

I have way to many sources of information and stored data right now, and I am not sure how to best manage them. For example, I have the following computers and technology devices around: Linux fileserver/webserver Windows desktop computer Linux desktop computer GNOME desktop KDE desktop Apple Powerbook Nokia Cell phone Palm Vx I have

As a computer guy, I spent boxing day as I sort of figured I would… setting up other people’s new electronic toys. Seems that FireflyMom got herself a new monitor, wireless router and wireless USB network card (really quite cool actually) and needed someone <pointed look> to set them up. The next hour or was

Finally got around to ordering, receiving and finally today, installing, some more storage space. Two 120G SATA drives and a Promise SATA 150 TX2plus controller card. Mucho thanks to Cat5 for picking them up from the shop for me. Sadly they “only” had 120’s, not the 160G I was looking for, and the price point

It almost seems like you need three or four different programs just to do photo editing in Windows. The tools provided by Adobe and Microsoft each have little differences that are starting to annoy me. I am not of course, an expert by any means, but I’m trying to put up a review of the

Cultured Perl: Fun with MP3 and Perl, Part 1 via /. might be good for some of my MP3 organizing and tagging fun time.

Posting the link to the slashdot story on building your own NOC so I don’t lose it. Lots of interesting software in there.

Because Engel asked, here is what I know…. I had some bugs to do on the ASP project that involved fixing some little things in various reports. They were minor things, the sort of thing that would take someone who had ever seen the access report/form language before about 10 seconds to do. Since I