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Twitter Spam a Result of Phishing Scheme
Posted 09/25/2009 at 11:56:23am
There was a similar one one FaceBook as well. I had to ask a few friends to change their passwords.
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Are Users Ready For 64-bit in Prime Time?
Posted 08/05/2008 at 01:23:44pm
I have been running Vista Ultimate SP1 x64 on my desktop and Vista Business SP1 x64 on my media server since April and haven't had problems with either. No crashes. No burns. No app instability (though in fairness, I haven't tried running anything more than 7 years old).
"I make no promises, only sarcastic remarks."
Intel Gains 10% Graphics Market Share While AMD and Nvidia Falter
Posted 08/01/2008 at 03:11:11pm
Let's not forget that many notebooks out there today use Intel's Centrino platform, and a lot of NVidia's and AMD's video chipsets consume more battery power than Intel's admittedly weak (by comparison, anyway) video chipsets.
Many businesses don't care about graphics processing abilities for their mobile travellars. They care about lower cost and longer battery life.
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Microsoft Winds Up the Hype For Vista Marketing Campaign
Posted 07/23/2008 at 04:21:10pm
Most people do not remember that WindowsXP had issues, too, many of which resolved with its first service pack.
I use Vista Ultimate x64 now almost exclusively, and I love it. I found that if you throw 8GB or RAM at it, Vista performs very, very well.
And just to be clear, 8GB of DDR2 RAM is not expensive anymore.
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Gaming Roundup 7/22/08: Holy Video Games, Batman!
Posted 07/22/2008 at 07:27:04pm
I have a PS3, and I enjoy playing games on it almost as much as my PC. That being said, the above article is the. Lamest. Article. Ever.
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Behind-the-Scenes: How We Built the 2008 Dream Machine!
Posted 07/21/2008 at 06:06:23pm
I'm guessing solid states in RAID 0 or RAID 5, unless MaximumPC decided to remove the Velociraptors from the heatsink-like trays and RAIDed them in custom cooling trays (because of the whole not-standard placed connectors thing).
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Behind-the-Scenes: How We Built the 2008 Dream Machine!
Posted 07/21/2008 at 04:35:34pm
They are the Samsung 103uj's. You can tell if you zoom in. The question, though, is what will they use for their OS RAID array (assuming, of course, that these drives are going to be a RAID 5 array for the storage volume)?
"I make no promises, only sarcastic remarks."
20 Must-Have Geek Ringtones and Text Message Alerts (And 10 to Avoid!)
Posted 07/11/2008 at 12:30:49pm
Dang! dcrail beat me out by ten seconds.
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20 Must-Have Geek Ringtones and Text Message Alerts (And 10 to Avoid!)
Posted 07/11/2008 at 12:29:54pm
Unfortunately, no, though I was named after his son Nathan (he was born about a year earlier than I). :-)
Dorothy is a distant 3rd cousing twice removed somthing or other, though I doubt she knows that.
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20 Must-Have Geek Ringtones and Text Message Alerts (And 10 to Avoid!)
Posted 07/11/2008 at 12:06:31pm
The Tie Fighter link is the same as the R2-D2 link. Can you repost it?
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