So much has been written about these devices already that I thought it might be interesting to take a different tangent on discussing the announcement. You can learn more about the devices themselves from Microsoft’s official announcement, the Origami Project website, and ongoing coverage at GottaBeMobile My interest, frankly, is less about the first generation … [Read more…]
Australian IT reports that comments made by Microsoft’s Dave Block at the Intel Developer Forum suggest that Microsoft, in an effort to conjure up that old Windows 95 magic, is planning to release Windows Vista and Office 2007 on the same day later this year. If you are old enough to remember the midnight launch … [Read more…]
I read quite a bit about the perils of GoDaddy, and I know their support team at time sucks :P, but their offers are good. Okay now 1and1 offers are good, the major difference is GoDaddy’s MySql DB space is the limit of the hosting space and 1and1 offers only 100MB per DB. Take that … [Read more…]
request time out for wordpress???? and when the blog stats was checked it showed stats from 2003, hmm…
Google, LEXIS-NEXIS, and other online search databases can be used to find information about CIA agents and operations. Pretty amazing that you can find this stuff so easily. read more | digg story
Ever wonder how Google stays so reliable and quick? Did you know that they use a stripped down version of Red Hat? Did you know they built their own file system? This article explains it all. read more | digg story
Google sparked another battle with Microsoft yesterday by agreeing to buy a small company that offers a rival product to Microsoft’s Word software.The American online search engine is buying Upstartle, the Silicon Valley-based company behind Writely.com, an internet-based word processor. The move is Google’s latest expansion away from its core search product and marks the … [Read more…]
See spy photos of how Google’s office look like in the inside… read more | digg story
38 hours, nobody hacked it. Under fire from intermittent DOS attacks, nessus scans, ssh dictionary attacks and much else. The difference to the other competition? Nobody had local access to the machine except the machine’s owners, as it would be in a realistic situation. read more | digg story
This is definitely not a typo or an early April Fool’s joke. BlogExplosion will be going up for sale next week. We will be sending out a special email early next week with full details about how we plan to sell the site. After many long discussions over the last couple of weeks we have … [Read more…]