From Lockergnomie William A. Ford comes this bit of feedback regarding the infamous Do Not Call list. Are you on it, too? I swear, it doesn’t work. I still get calls from telemarketers all the time. ALL THE TIME. Okay, anyway - here’s William:
Before I completely moved our family over to Cell Phones only and [...]
Advanced File Lock instantly locks or hides any file using a password with a click. Once a file is locked, or hidden, it cannot be read or used by anyone until it is unlocked or shown again.
Don’t you hate it when folks are looking over your shoulder trying to see what it is you are doing? I mean, you aren’t doing anything bad. Some people just like to have some personal space around them that doesn’t get minimized as soon as your boss comes to see what it is [...]
What’s the first Web page that appears in your browser when it’s opened? Depending on your tastes, this personalized start page could be anything from a news source to an online comic strip. Out of all the billions and billions of sites out there, we’ve each found enough reasons to justify the existence of one [...]
Flush with my recent success running Tiki Wiki under Windows XP SP2, I thought it might be fun to try Subdreamer, too. Subdreamer is a Content Management System and is different from a Wiki mainly in the way it organizes and presents data. Subdreamer has the advantage of allowing me to integrate my phpBB forum into it.
In case anyone else wants to smear Linux web apps all over their harddrive, here’s how.
The Help and Support Center in Windows XP is useful for troubleshooting various problems and obtaining information about how to use the operating system. However, the Help and Support Center does far more than just this. You can use the Network Diagnostics in the Help and Support Center to quickly check the health of network [...]
As children, some of us had a primer to electronic messaging (email, Instant-Messaging and Text-Messaging). Texas Instruments created the predecessor to today’s interactive and animatronic “Leap Frog” toys, it was called Speak & Spell.
Speak & Spell was like an electronic version of your classroom spelling bees. The red ginormous machine asked one to spell a [...]
I have always been a John Grisham fan.
For one, the bad guy always gets it. As soon as a character shows a villainous side, you KNOW he/she is going down. Likewise, if a character demonstrates heroism, you KNOW things are going to work out for them.
But the thing that impresses me the most about Grisham [...]
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