Here’s another one: 13: Just because you don’t know how it works, doesn’t mean it’s broken. Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...31. March 2006
From this point on and until further notice, the following international laws are in effect: Before being allowed to access the Internet, any person wishing to gain access to the Internet must pass a comprehensive grammar and punctuation test in their native tongue. If your computer misbehaves [...]
Continue reading...30. March 2006
here's a quick bit on how to install Automatix. It’s a great script that will handle tons of stuff for you, like installing opera, or upgrading firefox and thunderbird. It also handles installing all codecs and a ton of other stuff. To install it, type or cut/paste the following two lines of code: wget http://beerorkid.com/automatix/automatix_5.7-3_i386.deb sudo dpkg [...]
Continue reading...30. March 2006
LOL - which one are you talking about? The Ubuntu label? I don’t make ‘em, I just download ‘em. Click the icon, share the link:
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Could that picture you chose possibly be more homogonized? Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...29. March 2006
Here's a good review on what looks to be an interesting book about learning linux via Ubuntu. geek out. Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...29. March 2006
So you've gone and downloaded VMplayer and you have it on your linux/windows machine. Now what do you do with it? Well, you can download vm's by doing a google search and simply getting the images, or you can use a nifty tool called qemu to create virtual disks, and then use VM [...]
Continue reading...28. March 2006
I've been toying around with VMPlayer a little bit over the past week or so and it's a whole lot of fun. I've gotten to check out a number of operating systems I wouldn't normally have the chance to look at without constantly wiping and reloading a machine. I won't go into writing a tutorial [...]
Continue reading...27. March 2006
Last night I was fooling around with the Gimp. Now I know that images of Pulp Fiction are probably streaming through your consciousness right now, but I am referring to the open source image manipulation software known as Gimp. I installed a whole bunch of plugins and scripts and started messing about with them on [...]
Continue reading...25. March 2006
Update: The rocket fell down, went boom. Ah well, better luck next time! Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...24. March 2006
Update: Doesn’t seem to like Office 2004 on the Mac all that much, but you can save it as formats other than *.doc, which may work okay. Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...24. March 2006
Michael Robertson (of linspire, gizmoproject and various other projects) announced today that his new company is launching a new, web only based app that will replace Microsoft Office. AjaxWrite looks pretty cool. We’ll have to see how it really performs in the market, but here are a few perks that I can see after testing [...]
Continue reading...23. March 2006
SpaceX, a company hell-bent for 0 g is making huge strides in getting their Falcon launch system up and running. They had a successful static firing of Falcon 1 on March 21. They plan on doing their first launch, bringing a sattlelite to low earth orbit on Friday at 1pm PST. Why is [...]
Continue reading...23. March 2006
Speaking of various operating systems, I thought you might enjoy my little bro’s latest (3/20) blog entry: http://www.davemosher.com/blog/index.html I found it quite humorous (in a pitiful sort of way). Click the icon, share the link:
Continue reading...22. March 2006
I can think of many reasons why you should keep your geeks well-fed, stocked with computer parts and relatively happy. Here’s one concrete reason why you shouldn’t piss them off. I use this only as an example. The folks involved are all geeks themselves and no one was really pissed off, as [...]
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31. March 2006
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