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Boot Description
How can I change my boot description of my Windows installation? Simply boot into the Windows OS that you want to change the name of, and open Command Prompt as an Administrator. Type: bcdedit /set {current} description “Your Description Goes … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Programs and Software
Tagged bcdedit, boot, change, description, edit, how do I, installation, Windows
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Mega Downtime
zylblog.com was down for a total of four days. Snow hit the cable again, displacing the connector in the fiber box. Getting someone here took quite a while since the entire town of Waterville had an Internet outage after this … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Website Updates
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Unexpected Downtime
Whenever this server experiences downtime, we tend to not only report it, but we also explain how it may have been avoided (if possible) and how it will be prevented in the future. From around 1AM (PST) on January 1st, … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Website Updates
Tagged downtime, explanation, unexpected
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Comment and Be Nominated for Google Wave
The Contest has Ended. The first 8 people to comment on this post and say: “I want Google Wave!” (or something along those lines) will be nominated for Google Wave. Be sure you know what Google Wave is. I highly … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Web Services, Application, and Design
Tagged contest, Google, google wave, invitation, nomination, wave, win
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Hardware Keyloggers
Are Hardware Keyloggers a security risk? Short answer: Not Really, in most situations. Unless you are an organization that has extremely sensitive data, specifically when someone might know that fact, it shouldn’t be an absolute concern. Let’s look at what … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Hardware and All That
Tagged hardware, hardware keylogger, how do I, keylogger, protection, safety, security, should I be worried, what is
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Belkin F5D8235-4 v2000 Review
Review of the Belkin F5D8235-4 v2000 I recently purchased a new Belkin Wifi Router with N+ Support. So far, it’s been alright. The Good The authentication time is almost instant on my laptop, whereas with the previous router it would … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Hardware and All That
Tagged Belkin, F5D8235-4, F5D8235-4 v2000, pros and cons, review, router, v2000, wifi
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Decisions: Windows or Linux on a Netbook
Should I use Windows or Linux on my Netbook? Largely, the the idea of using Linux or Windows on a Netbook is just a matter of personal opinion. Windows XP, the most common operating system found on Netbooks, is the … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Hardware and All That
Tagged dualboot, instalations, install, linux, netbook, review, should I use, Ubuntu, which one should I use, Windows, wubi
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EXT Filesystem on Windows
Can Windows see/read the EXT Filesystem from Linux? Yes. The easiest way to use this is the free, open source program called Ext2 IFS For Windows. Just download and install. Does Ext2 IFS For Windows allow you to write to … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Stuff, Programs and Software
Tagged dualboot, easy, ext, ext2, filesystem, for windows, how do I, linux, on windows, read, Windows, write
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Advantages of a Netbook/Mini-Laptop
What are the advantages of a Netbook? (or mini-laptop) Netbooks hit the market big in 2008/2009, and you see people with them just about everywhere. Of course, us laptop users wonder: Why would I want one? For the purpose of … Continue reading
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Tagged advantages, affordable, cloudbook, features, keyboard, laptop, mini, mini-laptop, mobile, netbook, problems, should I get one, ultra
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