Posted in 29 September 2005 ¬ 23:53h.John
As if Windows sniffed out my intentions, it refused to boot this morning. Only 1 day after I thought I’d give the Linux platform a proper go. So now I’m running SUSE 9.3 which installed from the DVD a burned a few days ago fairly easy. I’ve cheated somewhat though – I’m using a friendly [...]
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Posted in 28 September 2005 ¬ 16:49h.John
The Google sidebar happened to allow me to drop into the following blog: Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Site theme no longer completely sucks. Gripping title, isn’t it? The crux of it is that all designers are morons because it’s sometimes preferable to use fixed width styles. Really? I think there’s a time [...]
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Posted in 28 September 2005 ¬ 16:24h.John
I see that MS Office 2003 Service Pack 2 is now available for download through Microsoft Update. I’m actually impressed with how well Microsoft Update appears to work. When I got home from work today, there was an update icon in my tray with Service Pack 2 ready to install. Although, every cloud has a [...]
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Posted in 25 September 2005 ¬ 20:20h.John
A classic example of online forms and the trickery involved at the PC Pro magazine awards. Spot the last-minute change? No doubt that by the time you get to the third category, most people will not be reading the fine print. It seems quite coincidental that the last two advertising methods happen to be the [...]
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Posted in 25 September 2005 ¬ 19:46h.John
Changing the default user profile is not a particularly daunting task. In fact, my experiences show that in Windows 2000, XP and 2003, it’s a relatively painless experience. Logged in as a local administrator, create a new user account. Log out and log in as that user. Log back in as an administrator. Enable Show [...]
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Posted in 24 September 2005 ¬ 17:26h.John
I’ve read a disturbing blog today while trying to find something totally different on the internet. The PhysOrg.com Science Technology Blog has an article outlining that the next Palm Treo will be running a Windows mobile platform rather than the traditional Palm OS. A joint venture between the two no less. So what does that [...]
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