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What Have I Done for You Lately?
- Pin (Formerly My) Computer (or Any Location) to the Windows 7 Taskbar
- The Mac that Broke the Administrator Account and How I Fixed It
- How to Ninja that Huge Drive into Aligning a New Partition
- Using YUMI to Create Multi-Boot Thumbdrives
- Compact and Easy Windows Defragger
- Surveyor of the Foistest
- Random Power Supply FYI
- Sharpening the Social Blades
- Windows Wants a New Printer
- Use the Latest Skype on Ubuntu
Your Sympathies
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- JamesIsIn on Tweak Opera to Befriend Transmission
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Tag Archives: windows
Windows Server too Demanding for dd-wrt
I have begun running dd-wrt on my router (on my network). The advantages of using this open-source firmware over using that which was supplied by the manufacturer are numerous: great control, greater security, ease of use, a plethora of documentation, … Continue reading
Swing and a Miss for AVG
Ah, the death knell of a software provider. Some time back I stopped using, installing, and recommending AVG for virus protection due to a toolbar problem that impacted two of my clients. Today AVG has produced a phenomenal blunder on … Continue reading
Ubuntu Sends a Print-Job to WindowsLand
Another of the more basic computing needs is the ability to print to a shared printer. Now if you are running all Ubuntu systems, that’s certainly a boon for you. But what happens if you have that old, clunky Windows … Continue reading
ComboFix and the Magic Bullet
I was working to root out some nasties on a laptop and I ran into a rather persistant little bugger. Even though I had removed everything suspicious I could locate using Revo Uninstaller (another of my favorites), I was not … Continue reading
Open Office Opens Doors
I have recently downloaded and installed Open Office for my Windows XP machine. The installation was smooth and simple. The only application I have tested to any extent is Writer (their answer to MS Word). Each application includes a PDF’er. It’s output is clean … Continue reading
Keyboard input ignored for c, h, t, and v keys in specific applications only
Every once in a great while I see this odd problem arise. I have not yet found a solution but when I do it will find a home here. Basically what happens is I will hop over to a specific … Continue reading
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