Seems a couple of consumers are taking the recording industry to task over there recent introduction of disc that do not work in computers and can even cause those running mac's a trip to the repair shop. We all need to sue these idiots. Let's see a 100,000 lawsuits against the companies and they may realize that consumers are sick
Ever wonder exactly what is being sent of your personal information each time you update Windows XP Operating-system version number and Product Identification Number Internet Explorer version Version numbers of other software Plug and Play ID numbers of hardware devices Check the privacy statement from this page:
Registry Robot provides a safe interface to dozens of registry settings that cannot be changed through built-in Windows utilities. Only tweaks that relate to your operating system or Internet Explorer version are displayed; if it's not relevant, you never see it. The tweaks appear in a tree structure, organized by category, and include descriptive text so you know what the
I still use Dos from time to time. Some of you will cringe but heck if MS is gonna let us get at the dos prompt I am going to automate as many task as possible here is a list of 32 pretty nifty pre-configured Dos batch files.
There is a update to a great program that serves the web up the way you want it served and not the way webmasters like me want it served up. I can personally vouch this is one of the better tools out there I use it myself. Check out the new version of Proximation.
I have been hearing rumblings all over the place about cable companies poising to put a cap on amount of data you download and if you go over to charge you more. I knew these assholes would do this at some point. I am a power user and my download megabyte count per month is significant. I am not a
Do you own a TiVo or do you want to find out what makes that thing tick this is the best site I have seen thus far. I really need to buy one of these things but I am unsure my cable box supports it. Guess I need to read the FAQ.
Microsoft says a serious flaw in its server software which runs about one-third of the world's websites -- could allow hackers to seize sites, steal information and attack other computers. [Wired]
I found a new site that checks your systems security and has some unique test I have not seen on other sites in the past. Give it a try and drop us a note on what you think.