Does anyone still fall for the Network Solutions scam anymore? I mean, $34.99 for a single domain registration for one year? The most you will ever spend at godaddy is $9.99 and that’s without any discounts.
This is the first time a renewal has came up on a domain in my current job. I can say for a fact that we will be moving to another registrar before paying another penny to Network Solutions.
When looking for a gaming on a laptop the price is going to start around $1500 and go up from there. You can game on any system, but depending on the games you will need an extremely power machine. If you want to play Crysis wonderfully you will need to spend about $4000. Continue Reading »
The TSA is like a mall rent-a-cop, the power has gone to their head. All both of them are a security theater to make people feel better about a threat that is not there. Continue Reading »
The following is a list of my current hardware. I will try to keep this up-to-date when things change from time to time. Continue Reading »
Firefox 3 beta 2 was just released and to my dismay there is a new redesign of how the location bar (also known as URL bar and address Bar) works. Now when you start to type in a URL it will search for everything you’ve ever done that resembles the text you type in. For those of us who are constantly typing in URLs this is just annoying. Continue Reading »
After about four days of using Vista for gaming I decided to switch back to XP. The drivers for my graphics card decided to crap out whenever the settings would change. This means that every time I started a game odd stuff would happen.
One thing that I thought would be better in Vista is the performance of higher end games, namely Crysis. This game pushes every computer to the limits today. With directX 10 I was under the assumption that it would perform better, I was wrong. I get better performance with XP than I ever did with Vista. Continue Reading »
Update 12-17-2007: I Switched to XP
It has been over a year since I first reviewed Windows Vista and it is time to look at Vista seriously again. Continue Reading »
Bruce Schneier is arguably the top security and privacy expert in the world. The man is simply a genius when it comes to security. This is not just network security, but real world security as well. In this interview he answers the questions plaguing most people’s minds when it comes to security and privacy.
Q: How do you remember all of your passwords?
Television today is becoming obsolete as there are just better methods to receive programming than via cable or satellite. About six months ago I decided to ditch my TV and get everything over the internet.
When I first started out the first thing I did was download all of my favorite shows via not so legal methods, mainly torrents. I quickly found this method to be annoying and went to find a better method. For some shows that better method was the iTunes music store. This provided the shows with the least amount of work. Continue Reading »
