Hi everyone, This is a deal you can’t beat. Opera, one of the major alternative web browsers to Internet Explorer, is celebrating their 10-year Anniversary. And, they’re giving away registration codes for free. Normally, you have the option of text-based ads, graphical ads, or buying Opera for $19.95 in order […]
Monthly Archives: August 2005
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Hi everyone. Last weekend, I had to help a friend of mine try and fix their computer. It seems that he went to some sites that he shouldn’t have (in the terms of spyware) and got something nasty. In the end, it messed up the computer so bad, that he […]
Hi everyone, This past Tuesday, Microsoft released six new updates for Windows, including one for Plug ‘N’ Play (PnP) that affects Windows 2000 users along with Windows XP SP1/SP2 users and Windows Server 2003 users. Originally, the vulnerability was thought to only be a ‘local’ issue (meaning you had to […]
Have you ever seen those e-mails and news messages that start out with “Begin Signed PGP Message”? Have you wondered what the big deal with those messages is, and what that phrase actually means? Have you wondered how you can get into that? And, to an extent, have you wondered […]
In the earlier post, I talked about how I tried to install FreeBSD on a Virtual computer, and it didn’t work out as planned. Since then, I’ve installed Debian Linux on both an old Acer computer (AMD K6-200 with 64MB of EDO RAM) and on a Virtual Server. Also, I’ve […]