I have been a webOS advocate since I first installed the emulator on my computer and saw just what the software could do. WebOS has seen some much needed updates over the past year but there are still some things that I feel are lacking or even completely missing as it is today. I just …
I was thinking the other day, you know what my site needs? More rants. That is exactly what I bring you today cause I am finally fed up with something in the technology industry. What exactly am I fed up with? Well, a lot of things, but this particular post is about the complete disregard …
June 11, 2010 – 09:48
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By Rothgar
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Posted in Android, PDA, Review, Thoughts, iOS, webOS
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Tagged Android, Apple, comparison, google, iOS, palm, webOS
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I know what you are thinking, “how did my wife create that amazing (r)evolution commercial?” I would like to take a couple minutes to share with everyone how she made it, and what software I used to help her edit it. First of all here was the setup. She started with a piece of poster …
May 17, 2010 – 09:15
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By Rothgar
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Posted in How-to, Linux, Personal, Projects, Software, Thoughts, Video
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Tagged Contest, How-to, Open Source, palm, Software, Video, webOS
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AuthenTec, a company that makes fingerprint scanning devices, worked closely with Microsoft to enable fingerprint authentication without third-party software for Windows 7. Unfortunately, the settings to set up the fingerprint scanner do not always show up in the Windows 7 control panel. To set up the fingerprint scanner you usually can navigate to Control Panel …
I bought my HP MediaSmart Server quite a while ago and I have had a few random posts about it but I wanted to do an official review to let you know what I think of it. In order to successfully review this I am going to break it up into 2 sections: hardware and …
September 12, 2009 – 10:23
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By Rothgar
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Posted in Hardware, Home Server, Projects, Review, Software, Windows
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Tagged Hardware, HP, MSS, Review, Software, WHS
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I am up for a new computer at work and I couldn’t force myself to go with a netbook as my main laptop just yet. I currently have a HP 8510p and it works well for my needs. My biggest problem is its size. Sure the 15″ 1680×1050 screen is great but 80% of the …
On my way home one day I downshifted in my 1987 Toyota MR2 going up a big hill and downshifted a bit too far. I over-revved the engine and the engine died on me. I was able to get the car running but there was obviously something wrong. I did a little bit of troubleshooting …
I recently happen to come across a video card that had problems with 3D rendering. I usually would just throw out the video card and get a new one, but when the video card is a Nvidia 8800 GTX I just couldn’t throw away the card no matter how bad it was broken. Luckily shortly …
So I was thinking the other day after I found this article over at Lifehacker about WinCDEmu that can auto-mount .iso, .img, etc. files into virtual drives in Windows. I know physical media is slowly dying out and it probably won’t be too long until we don’t have those formats any more. But wouldn’t it …