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Today was a long and rough day at work. (0 responses)
If you live in Texas and ask me to fix your computer, the answer is no. (4 responses)
Linux doesn’t seem to live up to the stability hype. (17 responses)
I must be getting old. I still don’t understand what Twitter is for. (14 responses)
Has Yahoo! been hacked? (5 responses)
New malware trojan tries to change your router settings. (0 responses)
I have found my next computer workstation. (9 responses)
Firefox 3 will be unleashed on June 17th. (5 responses)
The hard disk you’ve been waiting for! (15 responses)
Windows XP SP3 is now available through Windows Update. (13 responses)
Bill Gates says Windows 7 will be out within the next year. (19 responses)
I’ve been dicking around with Ubuntu. (38 responses)
Chinese malware threat uses digital picture frames to hide. (16 responses)
IBM Internet Security System’s X-Force annual report is out. (0 responses)
ArsTechnica posts part 6 of “The History of the Amiga.” (0 responses)
Windows Vista SP1 released to manufacturing, available in March. (1 responses)
Tragedy strikes again! My mouse is dieing! (9 responses)
Time Warner Cable in Texas is testing out bandwidth caps on new subscribers. (7 responses)
NAS enclosure deal of the day. (3 responses)
Google Reader “shared” items link. (6 responses)
Consumers choosing Vista over XP at a 7 to 1 margin. (18 responses)
Blogger Davis Freeberg’s tale of DRM woe. (1 responses)
Want a “free” copy of Windows Vista Ultimate? (5 responses)
ArsTechnica’s “A history of the Amiga, part 5” is now available. (0 responses)
Western Digital’s new 1TB external hard drive won’t share your media files. (5 responses)
MS announces IE Desktop Online Web Browser Live Professional Ultimate Edition for the Internet. (4 responses)
With computers it’s the little things that make you pull your hair out. (8 responses)
Windows XP SP3 gives a speed boost. Vista SP1 not so much. (4 responses)
Firefox 3.0 beta 1 is now available. (1 responses)
Google now offers IMAP access to your Gmail account. (4 responses)
ArsTechnica’s part 4 of “A history of the Amiga.” (8 responses)
Scientist uses 8 linked PS3s to replace a Supercomputer. (9 responses)
My how times have changed. One Gigabyte: Then and Now (9 responses)
There’s some debate on the legality of web ad blocking software. (10 responses)
Social networking site Quechup is sending spam in your name. (0 responses)
Sony has another rootkit scandal on its hands. (0 responses)
Vista SP1 due in first quarter 2008. (0 responses)
ArsTechnica publshes part three of “A History of the Amiga.” (0 responses)
AnandTech takes a look at the MTRON 32GB SSD. (1 responses)
Four years of email wiped out in a moment of forgetfullness. (14 responses)
The Tech Report takes Hitachi’s new 1 Terabyte hard drive for a spin. (4 responses)
ArsTechnica on the Birth of the Amiga, Part 2. (0 responses)
Microsoft releases two pre-SP1 Vista performance updates. (1 responses)
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson must be smoking crack. (4 responses)
Returning, once more, to the great Windows Vista experiment. (1 responses)
ArsTechnica starts a series on the history of the Amiga computer. (1 responses)
Nice and restful weekend. (5 responses)
The Medison Celebrity is a $150 Linux laptop. (17 responses)
Wanna fix it? Just blow on it. (16 responses)
Commodore computers are back, at least in name. (8 responses)
ArsTechnica talks about the current internet scams. (2 responses)
Yes, you can wash your keyboard in the dishwasher… (6 responses)
ArsTechnica looks under the hood of Windows Vista. (5 responses)
When it rains it pours… (17 responses)
My Windows Vista experiment has ended… for now. (7 responses)
Thunderbird 2 has been released. (0 responses)
My Windows Vista experiment. (26 responses)
Yahoo! announces their webmail storage will now be unlimited. (4 responses)
Dell to start offering Linux on new PCs. (19 responses)
Novell Linux spoofs the PC vs Mac commercials. (5 responses)
More M$ Woes… (16 responses)
Gmail finally open to anyone. No invites or cellphone needed. (4 responses)
Romanian President tells Bill Gates: “Pirated MS products are great!” (2 responses)
Linux kernel developers offer to help program hardware drivers for free. (5 responses)
Upgrade versions of Vista won’t allow for clean installs. (22 responses)
Mozilla Thunderbird 2 Beta 2 now available online. (1 responses)
Apple posts a $1 Billion profit. (4 responses)
Apple to charge you to unlock hardware you already purchased. (17 responses)
DRM is also the reason why I won’t buy Apple products. (43 responses)
The real issue with Windows Vista will be its DRM implementation. (11 responses)
Windows Vista and Office 2007 hits Amazon.com. (60 responses)
SanDisk launches first SSD hard drive. Hitachi breaks the 1TB limit. (10 responses)
Why’d Vista take so long to produce? Here’s one explanation. (8 responses)
Windows Vista has gone gold. (5 responses)
It’s official: Firefox 2.0 is now available. (5 responses)
“No swipe” credit cards are ripe pickings for thieves. (6 responses)
Internet Explorer 7 final now available. First vulnerablity already discovered. (23 responses)
Everything you need to know about IP Subnets. (19 responses)
Google improves on its RSS aggregator. (2 responses)
There’s few things more frustrating… (23 responses)
Mozilla Firefox 2 RC 1 now available. (6 responses)
And I’m dancing with myself… (4 responses)
Dell to finally start offering desktop PCs with AMD processors. (2 responses)
Ubuntu Christian Edition (8 responses)
Cool demo of computer interface of the future. (5 responses)
Vista’s voice recognition fails to recognize. (2 responses)
Learning how to embed video in a blog entry. (0 responses)
Thunderbird 2.0 Alpha now available for testing. (2 responses)
Internet Explorer 7 will be a “high priority” automatic update. (15 responses)
Windows 98 and ME officially dead products now. (3 responses)
Business Week on The Plot To Hijack Your Computer. (0 responses)
Bookmark: Ultimate Web Developer Lists - 4000 Web Development Links in 200 Topics. (1 responses)
Google unveils Google Checkout. (5 responses)
The great Linux experiment begins. (8 responses)
This explains why I’ll probably never own a Mac. (29 responses)
Send $10,000 in small unmarked bills or your data gets whacked! (1 responses)
Considering a Stupid Evil Wiki. (7 responses)
Our server is getting pounded and is a bit unstable. (7 responses)
PCWorld.com fills us in on 101 Fabulous Freebies (2 responses)
Even virus writers have a sense of humor. (10 responses)
Skype makes it’s SkypeOut service free for a year. (6 responses)
Small bit of downtime this Mother’s Day. (1 responses)
The Windows XP EULA in Plain English. (10 responses)
Firefox Flicks: Wheee! (25 responses)
Latest round of Windows patches are ‘critical.’ (5 responses)
Apple’s VP of worldwide product marketing is an arrogant ass. (9 responses)
Microsoft rep uses movie quote from “Aliens” to describe malware problem. (2 responses)
Search with Blingo and possibly win a prize. (13 responses)
A request for PC assistance. (19 responses)
Windows Anytime Upgrade: Vista’s cure for the which-version-do-I-buy problem. (2 responses)
Windows Vista will come in 6 flavors just to confuse you. (19 responses)
AnandTech does a photo tour of Newegg. (7 responses)
“Castle Wolfenstein” PC case mod. (6 responses)
SpellBound for Firefox breaks with 1.5.0.1. Here’s the fix. (3 responses)
The price of broadband in Europe averages 37 euros. (19 responses)
Latest email virus will delete data files every 3rd day of the month. (4 responses)
Thunderbird 1.5 now available. (2 responses)
First Sony and now Symantec. Who’s next to admit using rootkits? (0 responses)
Windows releases security patch for WMF vulnerability early. (0 responses)
Testing TinyMCE in EE. (7 responses)
Christmas theme is up and man is it ugly. (25 responses)
Once again blogging remotely… because I can. (5 responses)
Decrepit Old Fool explains a Hard Drive crash. (17 responses)
Updated Halloween SEB skin. (12 responses)
Google launches an RSS aggregator. (7 responses)
Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 is loose. Go get it. (0 responses)
QuickTime 7 now available for Windows. (5 responses)
Mozilla team releases patch to IDN buffer overflow vulnerability. (2 responses)
Trusted Computing and you. (14 responses)
Mozilla Firefox 1.5 Beta 1 now available. (1 responses)
Want a Gmail account? Just ask. (268 responses)
“Call For Help” returns to the G4 network. (2 responses)
Wicked cool Bender case mod. (11 responses)
Google Talk is simple, but good. (24 responses)
Google’s next target? Instant messaging. (7 responses)
Broadband penetration by state matches 2004 election results. (2 responses)
Happy Birthday, Amiga! (6 responses)
Microsoft Windows Vista? (13 responses)
Man charged with felony for using home owner’s unsecured Wi-Fi network. (19 responses)
It’s official: Macs will use Intel CPUs starting next year. (2 responses)
Apple’s purported move to Intel is all about Hollywood. (10 responses)
Apple to dump PowerPC and switch to Intel processors for Macs. (1 responses)
BBS: The Documentary finally available. (0 responses)
SBC makes DSL as cheap as some dial-up services. (2 responses)
Spybot Search and Destroy 1.4 now available. (4 responses)
Google Maps and Firefox Enhancements (1 responses)
WTF Internet Service (4 responses)
Improved Popup Blocker Available for Testing (2 responses)
Gmail gets RTF and expands to 2 Gigs of space. (3 responses)
Wordpress May Be Banned By Google For Spam (0 responses)
***Dave fills us in on his Foxy Extensions. (6 responses)
OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta now available. (2 responses)
Phrack Online Magazine Releasing Final Issue After 20 Years (1 responses)
Newest Windows OS security threat? Kernel Rootkits. (21 responses)
Google launches beta of Google Maps. (8 responses)
Microsoft officially launches MSN Search. (7 responses)
Firefox passes 20,000,000 download mark. (22 responses)
Apple finally produces a Mac priced for the rest of us. (46 responses)
Trillian 3 now available. (8 responses)
Google wants to be your public library. (8 responses)
Adware Gang Wars. (0 responses)
Thunderbird 1.0 has been released. (9 responses)
Google for Non-Idiots (6 responses)
Firefox 1.0 finally arrives. (12 responses)
AOL loses 2 million members, plans to cut 700 jobs. (4 responses)
Improved Defrag (5 responses)
Halloween skin in place. (13 responses)
Firefox 1.0 RC 1 Released - Goal is to capture 10% of browser market. (12 responses)
CWShredder lives on. (2 responses)
What to do with the SEB Forums? (12 responses)
Anti-Spyware Bill passes the House (10 responses)
First virus using jpeg flaw hits the net. (1 responses)
Changes coming to SEB Forums. (10 responses)
DOF asks “Still using MS Internet Explorer? Why?” (11 responses)
Microsoft says “Upgrade or DIE!” to users of older Windows versions. (15 responses)
Progress continues on conversion of Neil’s Icy Blue template. (3 responses)
Spread Firefox - Igniting the web (15 responses)
Nostalgia settles in. Urge to run a proper BBS takes hold once more. (23 responses)
Detroit area one of the Broadband Kings. (1 responses)
Testing a port of the Kubrick 1.2.5 template. (12 responses)
Thunderbird 0.8 is out. Preview release of Firefox 1.0 available. (6 responses)
How much is your unprotected PC worth to spammers? (8 responses)
More Gmail invites to hand out. (9 responses)
Mozilla homepage gets a new design. (1 responses)
More Gmail invites up for grabs. (38 responses)
Yahoo Messengerless. (0 responses)
Gmail invites. (45 responses)
It’s official: More people using Broadband rather than Dial-up these days. (2 responses)
Microsoft finally releases Windows XP SP2. (19 responses)
Microsoft starts open beta of MSN Web Messenger. (1 responses)
Windows XP SP2 delayed again. (0 responses)
Updates to Firefox/Mozilla/Thunderbird now available. (1 responses)
Spyware Warrior - An anti-spyware blog. (4 responses)
Coming soon to Thunderbird: RSS integration! (7 responses)
New MyDoom variant making the rounds. (0 responses)
Dave talks about using .htaccess to block referrer spam. (14 responses)
Microsoft finds Internet Explorer is unpopular at “BlogOn2004.” (12 responses)
Coming soon: Stupid Evil Bastard Reviews. (10 responses)
In 2008 you may be able to buy a Terabyte hard drive for $70. (22 responses)
SpellBound - spell checking of web forms for Firefox 0.9+. (6 responses)

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