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From the archive
July 2003
160 posts
Credit Cards for Teens by AOL
Credit Cards some can use them wisely and some can't I think it is important to teach your kids financial planning. I am not sure I am favor of giving my kids a credit card. But I guess with a low credit limit (LOW) that this may be a vehicle to train your kids about the hazards of using credit
On the Move!
Well after 62 days on the road I am headed home. I am so sick of living out of a suitcase I can't wait to get home to the comforts of my home. So I here I sit in Dallas/Ft Worth on a T-Mobile wireless connection updating the site. I will have a pile of things to catch up on
Techfocus Web Site blocks the RIAA/MPAA
Tech Focus has put it's middle finger up and said you want to sue consumers RIAA well we are just going to block you from reading our site. They even are offering the range of IP's so other sites can follow suit. I am not sure this is going to do much good but I guess it is the thought
How much space do you need in a TiVo?
I have a TiVo on my shopping list and have wondered that exact question. Now there is a answer. [Gizmodo]
Fossil Wrist PDA delayed to 30 Sept.
I was very excited to see how well this product would do on the market, as a future reference. Who knows, maybe that will be the 'fad' when I have kids. Anyways, Fossil broke their promise. "Watch maker Fossil has put back the release of its much-anticipated Palm OS-based Wrist PDA to September, according to Amazon.com The delay is surely
E-mail abuses cost UK firms millions
It seems as if the UK firms are stretching the truth a little here. "Time-wasting e-mail practices that cut into worker efficiency and drive down profitability" I don't think that abuse email can do that much of labor efficiency damage. "Unnecessary and badly written e-mails cost companies in the UK millions each year, according to the latest research by business-writing
Palm Tungsten T2 launch imminent
I personally think that Palm's Tungsten T2 is a real competitor with Sony's Clie line of PDAs. I don't know about PocketPC's though; the new Tungsten only has a dissipionting 32MB. "Palm will release the Tungsten T2, the follow-up to the popular Tungsten T, later this month, possibly as early as Wednesday, 23 July. According to official details seen by
Dell axes high-end server
Finally, after Dell begs and begs to Intel to create an eight-processor server, it cancels their partnership. Could this mean Dell's will use AMD? "Dell once argued that an eight-processor server was powerful enough for most folks. Now, the company has backed off plans for systems even that size, canceling an Intel partnership in the process. Dell had been funding
Yahoo launches Web site publisher
"Yahoo on Sunday launched a new publishing tool for subscribers of its Web hosting service, part of its ongoing attempt to win over small businesses looking for an online presence. The tool, called SiteBuilder, lets customers create a Web site using an array of templates and interface options. The product also lets people develop pages while offline through an application
Bryan’s Pick, “WinBar”
It's Sunday, and you know what that means, the fourth edition of the new "Bryan's Pick" Bryan's Pick is a usefull and time saving program that I recommend for anyone all ages that makes things in life a little easier. If you are a true geek, then you love tweaking, monitoring, setting, and analizing (even if everything is fine) your
Warning Using Public Internet Terminals could hurt you!
Many have probably used public Internet access through Kiosk in stores, shopping malls, airports or sat down in a library or Internet Caf
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