Sites that I found interesting for October 10th 2009 through October 14th 2009: Running WHS on Server 2008 Hyper-V Part 1 – Microsoft MVP Philip Churchill discusses running MS Windows Home Server on Hyper-V. Windows 7 demo: Search tools – ZDNet's Ed Bott takes a closer look at the search tools in Windows 7 and [...]
Sites that I found interesting for September 10th 2009 through September 11th 2009: Microsoft Academic Search – Academic search engine from Microsoft. Google Developing New Mirror for Low-cost Solar Power – Google is working on new mirror technology that could make solar thermal energy more affordable. Its current efforts are focused on the development of [...]
Sites that I found interesting for August 11th 2009 Saturn's Rings to Disappear August 11th – In a celestial feat any magician would appreciate, Saturn will make its wide but thin ring system disappear from our view Aug. 11. Skywatchers set for meteor shower – Skygazers are preparing for the high point of the annual [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 26th 2009 through June 30th 2009: Tweetnews.me – Search application that links tweets to the freshest Yahoo! News articles. The more related tweets an article has, the higher its rank. Pedometer Blackberry Storm App – Use your Balckberry Storm to keep track of your steps. Xiant Filer – [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 14th 2009 through June 15th 2009: A New Type of Cloud? – undulus asperatus, Latin for "turbulent undulation." No Experts Exchange for Greasemonkey – @kevinthompson on Twitter wrote this handy script for Greasemonkey on Firefox to block Google search results that point to Experts-Exchange. You would know if [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 1st 2009 through June 3rd 2009: Microsoft reveals native Win 7 video transcoding – Microsoft's Murray Vince revealed one of Windows 7's hidden features: native GPU accelerated video transcoding. via @isdixonon twitter. CrunchPad: The Launch Prototype – This looks very cool. Twitter Search/Ad Blocker Greasemonkey Script for Bing [...]
Sites that I found interesting for May 6th 2009 through May 8th 2009: With a Private MiFi Hot Spot, Be Online Wherever You Like – Novatel MiFi 2200, available from Verizon starting in mid-May ($100 with two-year contract, after rebate). Provides a personal, portable, powerful, password-protected wireless hot spot. via @CantonDog on Twitter TweetMyPC – [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 23rd 2009 through March 24th 2009: Worm breeds botnet from home routers, modems – Security researchers have identified a sophisticated piece of malware that corrals consumer routers and DSL modems into a lethal botnet. Twitter Tweaks Its Title Tags For Better Google Juice – My blog still comes [...]
There are so many articles around about how to find people to follow on Twitter. It is never clear to me why people are searching for some kind of instant friends list. You didn’t show up at school and get a Xeroxed list of people titled “Your New Friends.” It is the same on Twitter. [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 8th 2009 through March 10th 2009: A Hidden Message inside Lincoln's Pocket watch – Watchmaker Jonathan Dillon inscribed a message inside Lincoln's Pocketwatch. Just a Dillon family legend until today. Cool! Verizon Customers – Just Say No! – Weinberger, unlike the majority of us who rarely read the [...]