To anticipate and prevent
So if it isn’t obvious by the big blue box on the right hand side, I spend a fair amount of time on Twitter. My favorite piece of Twitter-related software is TweetDeck. It really works fantastically and has the features I want (like being notified only for replies & dm’s). My biggest complaint against TweetDeck…
For those playing along at home, the Kindle 2 was announced yesterday. I personally believe that it doesn’t deserve the “2” moniker, maybe “1.5”; it does have some nice changes. Those changes include: USB Recharge, Faster screen refresh, 16 shades of gray (as opposed to the previous 4), stereo speakers, longer battery life, 2GB internal…
So for the (all of 3) regular readers of this lovely blog, you’ll notice I have changed things up a bit, as I tend to do every six months to a year. Changes are as follows: Upgraded to Serendipity 1.4 Template changed to this nice blue Added bigger Twitter feed box Added Twitter feed for…
For those of you living under a rock (but still reading my blog for some reason), the demo for Halo Wars was released today. If you are a fan of Halo, you’ll probably like it. If you are a fan of RTS’s, you’ll probably like it. If you are a fan of My Little Pony,…
I was helping out a friend this evening who had a subscription to a website/service via PayPal. She wanted to cancel this subscription, which you would think would be fairly easy. Not so. The website she was on simply said “Go to PayPal to cancel”, and PayPal’s website does not make it easy to find….
If you try to install Windows XP under VMWare GSX Server, it will not work by default. The Windows install kicks back saying it is unable to detect any hard drives. This is because VMWare emulates SCSI drives which XP doesn’t have drivers for by default. Luckily it is very easy to get around this…