Today’s site is one that just might bring tears to your eyes.
It’s a blog from a brave lady named Sandi who was born with a congenital heart condition. It was treated in her childhood, but she knew then that the treatment wouldn’t last forever.
She made it into her forties when she realized that her heart [...]
We love each other. No, I’m not talking about you and me (although I do care about you in a strictly platonic sort of way). It’s the love of my life, Ponzi - I love her. We met a little over two years ago on Match.com, and have been together ever since. Certainly, we’ve already experienced [...]
I want you to take a look into my crystal ball. Do you see your future? No. Do you see your past? No. What do you see? You see a freeware program that magnifies things on your screen. Sure, that might not be anything new. The thing [...]
Sometimes even the smartest folks do dumb things. As an example, let us take a guy who makes a .zip file of his family photos for backup purposes. Now let us say that same guy put a password on that .zip file so that nobody else could open it but him. Sounds [...]
File hosting is one of those hurdles that most of us have to confront from time to time. You could just purchase a hosting plan to resolve the issue, but not everyone is willing to give up some cash in exchange for hosting. We love freebies, and that’s why so many free ad-supported services have [...]
Some time ago I did a short article on counters, and recommended amazingcounters.com as one that I’d used personally. Jimmy wrote to tell me about Statcounter.com, which he considers superior. I duly noted that in a followup, commenting that I hadn’t tried it. Well, now I have, and I’m impressed.
During the last several days, Amazing Counters [...]
Creating a new remote access policy does not need to be a difficult task. First of all, Windows Server 2003 includes a wizard that will walk you through the entire process. Second, if you know the settings you want to use in the policy ahead of time, the actual process of creating a policy is [...]
TCP/IP is considered to be a core component of Windows XP. Therefore, you may notice the option to uninstall the protocol is not available (see figure 2). However, there might be extreme cases where the only option you have to resolve an issue is to uninstall the protocol stack.
So you are sharing an Internet connection between multiple computers. Once you have enabled ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) on your computer, you must configure the remaining computers to be ICS clients. The process is slightly different if you have workstations running pre-Windows XP platforms. When you use the Network Setup Wizard to enable ICS on [...]
If you find yourself using the map drive feature on a regular basis, you may want to add this as an option to your toolbar making it slightly easier to perform the task. To do so, open My Computer, right click the Toolbar, and click Customize (of course, make sure that your Toolbar is not [...]
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