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Month: July 2004

Microsoft Ch 9 – A super small file server

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 30, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Channel 9 on Microsoft MSDN has a cute Video about building a WinCE 5.0 NAS device. It uses a ICOP eBox-II which is about US$180 – and looks REALLY cute. All the advantages of an embedded windows box – but …

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Holy Magnesium… Up goes the computer

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 30, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Burning a NeXT Cube

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This land is your land…

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 28, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

There is a good piece of satire on the Shockwave Web Site to the tune of THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND. It compares George Dubya with John Kerry – and has them insulting each other. It is a good laugh.

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Dell Order Stuff Up

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 28, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Ok… So the Dell computer arrived yesterday. When I ordered it, it came with a free Dell printer. Like, can I rather get a reduction in price or something? No. It comes with a free printer. Something that is not …

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Microsoft Office Update

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 28, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

If you visit the Microsoft Office Update WebSite at the moment you fill find the Service Pack 1 for Office 2003. Unfortunately it does not even install on my PC. ARGH.

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Dell Delivery Toy

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 27, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Ok. The Dell FINALLY arrived today. Bit surprised with hit arriving at about 2:30 PM. The delivery guy was not expecting anyone to be home, and was even more surprised when it was me who was home since I was …

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EtherPEG

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 27, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Wow… I knew that wireless networks were insecure. But this is amazing. I found this tool called EtherPEG that actually listens for images on a wireless network, and shows you what they are. How did I find this – well, …

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DHTML Lemmings� by crisp – Menu

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 26, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

I dont beliebe it…Someone has written Lemmings in Javascript

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Dell Order Tracking

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 26, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

I have needed to order a new computer from Dell for one of my associated businesses. The Dell Tracking seems not to get better every year. They used to offer an email tracking notification system. Now they dont even do …

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UI-View – Roger Barker G4IDE

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 25, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Some concerning news. There was a message on a mailing list from New Zealand first thing this morning concerning the author of UI-View and WinPack. The message asked for the opinion of people about the idea of changing the registration …

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Coke Can GPS X-Ray

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 25, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized
Coke Can GPS X-Ray

According to a story on SlashDot, there are some concerns with the Soda Can GPS tracker that is being used as a marketing tool for Coke in the USA. there are a lot of interesting things that this PDF tells …

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Many many things

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 24, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

Update on Lookout Searching for Outlook Microsoft have re-released Lookout for Outlook. Unless you knew it was there you would not find it. Argh. Windows XP SP2 RC1 Install with care. CRN, a part of CMP who purchased byte many …

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GROKLAW – On Standards

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 23, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

The LawBlog of GROKLAW has a good look at the law relating to standards. Specifically it looks at the SCO assertation that it owns something about the ELF format used by Linux along with other POSIX systems. This is of …

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Mostly impressed with DELL…

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 23, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized

I am mostly impressed with DELL. Two days ago I ordered a computer online. For some reason they need to ring me to confirm things – which they did yesterday. Fine. I thought that this would cause a delay in …

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PCB

By Darryl Smith Posted on July 22, 2004 Posted in Uncategorized
PCB

At great expense I got the attached PCB made by one of the local PCB suppliers. According to Sydney Folk Lore, PCB’s are an Australian Invention. Little confirmation of this is available. The board has all of five capacitors, an …

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