Sites that I found interesting for April 30th 2009 Toolkit to Disable Automatic Delivery of Internet Explorer 8 – The Internet Explorer 8 Blocker Toolkit enables IT Administrators to disable automatic delivery of Internet Explorer 8 as a high-priority update via Automatic Updates and the Windows Update and Microsoft Update sites. Streaming Media in Windows [...]
Here are a few helpful links regarding the Swine Flu. Google Swine Flu Heat Map: http://is.gd/uxcZWorld Health Organization: http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/en/index.htmlThe CDC’s official page on Swine Flu2009 Swine Flu Outbreak Wikipedia pageGoogle.org’s Flu Trends page Except from the Google Heat Map Purple marker is confirmed or probable Pink marker is suspect Yellow marker is negative Fatal cases [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 28th 2009 Amazon Buys e-Book App Maker – Amazon has acquired iPhone e-book application maker Lexcycle, citing the need for continued innovation in the e-book reader market. More Windows 7 XP Mode questions and more Microsoft answers – Over the past few days — since word of Windows [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 24th 2009 through April 27th 2009: Navy plane lost in '44 resurfaces – A World War II naval dive bomber was pulled from the bottom of Lake Michigan today, 65 years after it crashed on a training mission off Waukegan. Windows 7 Release Candidate April 30th for MSDN [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 19th 2009 through April 21st 2009: D-Link Launches Ethernet-To-Coax Bridge – D-Link shipped a network bridge that turns a coaxial-cable outlet in a home into an Ethernet port without interfering with normal cable-TV service. HD MediaBridge Starter Kit (DXN-221) is positioned as a way to connect Ethernet-equipped devices, [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 9th 2009 through April 15th 2009: Evernote + Twitter = Instant Memories – Now you can send your tweets directly into Evernote. MoWeS Portable – CH Software – MoWeS stands for the three letter abbreviation Modular Webserver System and makes it possible, to run a webserver based on [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 2nd 2009 through April 5th 2009: Late Roman village found near Salzburg – Workers found the remains of the village which is thought to date back to the 5th to 7th centuries at a 6,000-square-metre site for construction of a home for pensioners at Anif-Niederalm in the Flachgau [...]
This week, a coworker gave me this really handy tip. If you do a lot of command line work in Windows, this tip will let you pipe the output of a command line program into the Windows Clipboard. You can then use Windows paste feature to paste the output into Notepad or anywhere else that [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 31st 2009 through April 2nd 2009: Hulu begins encrypting HTML content to thwart non-browser apps – Time Warner Cable to Begin Charging on Usage – Time-Warner will soon begin charging its RoadRunner customers based on usage and data consumption. Information about certain file types that are blocked after [...]