Technorati improves Blog Search Function
Technorati is getting busy improving their site with their improved blog search tool. [Technorati]
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Technical
Your car have an engine warning light?
Doesn't it make you mad to take you car to the dealer pay $80.00 just so they can plug a dongle into your car and read the code with a laptop. Wish you could read the code yourself? [Lockergnome Tech News]
SunComm does not want you to record Analog music from your Speakers
It seems the battle to limit consumers from recording music is being taken to levels of insanity. First of all about the only people recording music coming out of speakers are kids and certain live band performances. But it seems SunComm wants to encode digital recordings with some algorithms that will make speaker based recordings sound terrible. The Insanity will
Cleaning up Windows
Everyone wants their PC's to run faster and with less clutter. Great article on cleaning up Windows and speeding up your machine. [Technologyreview]
How I PC’d an Apple G5
Those of you foaming at the mouth for a Apple G5 are going to be pissed when you read this article. I have always said the only way I would use or review a Apple G5 was if someone gave me one but I can say I would never do what this guy did. Simply Amazing and such a Waste
MyDoom declared worst ever!
I called my sister yesterday and asked her if her Virus definitions where up to date. Luckily they are but she really didn't know at the time that I asked her. If you have family members that are not 100% up to speed on what is happening out there on the Net you need to clue them in so that
Mydoom Worm Makes a Name for Itself in a Hurry
The Mydoom worm (a.k.a. Shimgapi and Novarg) is making a fast name for itself and has been detected in 142 countries and currently accounts for 8.5% of all Internet e-mail, according to a leading security company.The worm arrives in an e-mail file attachment. The e-mail body varies from blank to highly technical jargon...all of which are designed to fool the recipient into opening the attached (infected) file which has a common extension such as ZIP, SCR, EXE, or PIF.