I have had an annoying problem that I just realized I had. Sometimes, when I am quick clicking through websites or testing on this one, I tend to hit some buttons rather quickly. Sometimes, they close my windows and other times have no effect. Well, one time, I accidentally zoomed in on this site with Firefox and never realized that …
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Arctic Sound P531 Surround Sound Headset
In my younger days, cough cough.. !NURSE!!, cough cough, I would game like there was no tomorrow. There was no Microsoft Office, there was no Quickbooks, Open Office, or LANDesk. There was Unreal Tournament, NFS, Quake, Battlefield, C.O.D. (not this website). My desk was a war zone, my office was a LAN party, and my friends were my comrades fighting …
Read More »Angry Birds Golden Egg Walkthrough
I can’t help it, there are just some things I can’t get enough of. One of those things is Angry Birds! If you are an Android, iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch user and you have the Angry Birds application installed, and you are wondering how to get all the golden eggs… Look no further. I, for one, cannot consider something …
Read More »Where is Your PSU Fan?
I recently had an interesting argument with one of my friends about Power Supplies. Our argument was about cooling fan size and placement within the power supply. His argument was that a larger fan is better than a smaller fan. As enthusiast, we have seen both employed, but for some reason, no standard has been defined. Are Power supply companies …
Read More »Will Google Latitude Destroy Your Relationship?
After switching from iOS to Android and being entrenched in the Google experience, my curiosity leads me in the direction of trying all kinds of new things. After my initial introduction to Google Voice, I was impressed with the service and with some of things that Google gives us for FREE so I was naturally curious about Google Latitude. Latitude …
Read More »My Laptop is Birth Control?
Every once in a while I run across some information that I find intriguing. Even less often, I find something useful, but today is not one of those days. If you haven’t guessed it, I am a geek… and geeks love computers. Given that there are 13 of them running in my house at any given time I would say …
Read More »Thanks to you, Apple, I was Late Today!
Another debacle by an increasingly annoying company has made me late for work today. It seems that Apple has neglected to fix a bug with its iOS operating system that ignores the Daylight Savings time changes in its alarm application.
Read More »BitFenix Colossus
If I have said it once, I have said it a thousand times... it takes a lot to impress me. Computer cases have made a wicked transformation over the years and there seems to be a few staples for me when it comes to my top picks. My main rig runs out of my Zalman Z-Machine GT1000 and my server makes its home inside the simple yet industrial Lian Li PC-75B (one of my all time favorite cases). As computer cases come and go here in the lab I hear the same song and dance; "This will be the best one you have reviewed yet" and for some reason a lot of them just fall short. BitFenix thinks they can break the current losing streak cases have had here with a design that is tough like Ray Lewis yet soft like Cinemax late night movies. Enter the Colossus.
Read More »Aero is Not Working on Windows 7 & Vista – Logmein
I am a long standing fan of Logmein and their services; I currently utilize their service on all of my PC’s and I am quite happy with their product. However, if you are a user of the Logmein service and realize lately that Aero is not working on your workstation anymore, the mirror driver is to blame.
Read More »Android’s Best Feature is its Biggest Flaw
Everyone is paying attention to the Android buzz, especially Apple and RIM. With the recent news about some of the offerings coming to the table featuring Google’s Android OS how can anyone ignore it? Android’s biggest and best feature is that it is open and free to run on various platforms, including various phone manufacturers, tablets, and more. Recently, a …
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