January 2008
Windows Vista 32-bit vs 64-bit: Which one is right for you?
Sat, 05/01/2008 - 11:32pm — Lena
64-bit computing is becoming
more and more mainstream, side by side with OEM’s and system builders
increasing product capability by including more system memory. Most 64-bit
processors can run 32-bit code fast so you will find that most system builders
are still shipping 32-bit Windows operating systems by default.
Muddy
Thu, 03/01/2008 - 2:59pm — jethroYesterday I took my favourite mountain bike and my favourite wife out for a ride. We got dirty! I mean we got stuck into it. At one point I rode through a flooded creek crossing that was almost to the top of the wheels. That was fun, but it did wash most of the mud off. Jude went round that one!
Here is the proof!
Naming Tools
Wed, 02/01/2008 - 12:03pm — LenaIf you stuck for ideas Wordlab is for you. Wordlab is a free Naming and Branding Consultant and Resource. It's all about creative solutions and brainstorming. Their various Wordlab
Naming Tools may or may not be the End of all your company or product
naming woes, but they are a great Means to that End.
An embarrassing website
Wed, 02/01/2008 - 11:52am — jethrowww.2007rapture.com is an embarrassing website name. Shelby Corbitt who writes this website makes numerous claims here regarding a "rapture" that was supposed to happen in 2007. Well news for Shelby, no rapture buddy. He/She has already tried to explain why this didn't happen but the explanation is pretty pointless.
Some of the mistakes Shelby has made include:
blogging from my bed
Wed, 02/01/2008 - 9:12am — jethrojust because i can
Internet filtering - what a joke
Tue, 01/01/2008 - 1:57pm — jethroIts happened. Labours new minister for the idiots - I mean Internet, has advised that they will be supporting mandatory ISP filtering - supposedly to protect children from pornography. Download their "plan for cyber safety". The plan starts of talking about the need to educate and a combined approach by parents and teachers - sounds good. How do they plan to do this? By providing a mandatory clean feed. What the heck is that?
Lachlan Heyward from the Herald Sun writes:
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said everything possible had to be done to shield children from violent and pornographic online material.
"We have always argued more needs to be done to protect children," he said.
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