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Category Archives: Windows XP
Google Reader breaks right-click
One of my favorite browsing techniques is to highlight a selection, right-click and choose Search Google for… (in Firefox.) Google Reader appears to have broken this functionality. On a normal page, after I highlight a given set of text, and … Continue reading
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Diary of a Mac switcher – electronic wallets
I now have a very unique set of requirements for a password wallet. I realistically need something that is file based (as opposed to database based) and runs on Windows, Windows Mobile, and Mac OS X. It needs to be … Continue reading
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File Synchronization
I’ve been using FolderShare for quite a while to keep a select subset of my personal files synchronized between my work laptop and my home environment. I’ve blogged about it a few times in the past. Now that I’ve added … Continue reading
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What year is it?
Apparently, H&R Block’s programmers don’t know about least priviledge. Yes, their app has an auto-update feature, but so does Firefox, and it runs as a non-administrator just fine. Here’s my work around to run TaxCut as my user account (so … Continue reading
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TrueCrypt 5.0 ships – now with system disk encryption
The open-source disk encryption leader, TrueCrypt, has shipped their latest version, and is now supporting encryption of a complete Windows system (similar to what PGP does.) I happily used PGP’s full disk encryption on my work laptop for a while, … Continue reading
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Not for the faint of heart
Microsoft has posted the RELEASE CANDIDATE of Windows XP SP3 for general download. If you’re dying for some SP3 action, or you just have a death wish, hop on over. Or wait until next year with the rest of us. … Continue reading
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Something is wrong here
Why is Dell’s wireless LAN tray utility using 92MB of RAM? I’m thinking that’s a bit excessive.
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I think McAfee is having a problem
349,992 K in use for a virus scanner? I think that’s a little much.
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Move your OST?
My employer is very into the C:/D: partitioning scheme on our laptops (its a side effect of their policy to reimage a machine if it takes IT longer than 30 minutes to fix a problem.) Yesterday, I went to defrag … Continue reading
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Google’s Photo Screensaver
One of my colleagues showed me the Google Photo Screensaver, and I thought it was quite nice, so I wanted to install it. The unfortunate thing is it is part of the Google Pack, and requires you to install it … Continue reading
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