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Archive for April, 2007

Scott writes out some instructions on how to migrate from Radio Userland to Wordpress in the process of finally migrating to Wordpress himself. I found some resources in the Wordpress wiki that needs serous TLC but Scott’s instructions might help some people. He uses a tool from Steve Hooker called backLogAllRSS but had to

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"As women gain visibility in the blogosphere, they are targets of sexual harassment and threats. Men are harassed too, and lack of civility is an abiding problem on the Web. But women, who make up about half the online community, are singled out in more starkly sexually threatening terms, a trend is now moving to the

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Windows Vista prize packages are an integer part of a Microsoft initiative designed to educate consumers about the Certified for Windows Vista logo program. And Microsoft has not held back  when it came to putting the money where its mouth is, as “the total ARV of all prizes to be awarded during the Promotional Time Period is

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1. Introduction to the New Windows Vista Boot Architecture Advanced boot architecture management in Windows Vista has to begin with a basic exploration and understanding of the boot environment introduced by the operating system. Windows Vista brings to the table a pre-operating system boot architecture. First off, this means that the old and familiar Boot.ini file is

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Whenever your operating system would hit you with a crash there was not too much to do except restart your computer and maybe looking on the Internet for the prompted error in search for a cause. Generally these crashes will not multiply if you re-install your Windows. Having a monitoring tool that records all the mischiefs taking

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Samsung has announced that it is the first company to begin mass production of 16Gb NAND flash memory using the 51 nanometre manufacturing process. The memory is based on a multi-level cell structure and is 60% more efficient than its 60nm counterpart, which also means it is up to as much as 80% faster.

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During a training session called "Understanding Stealth Malware" at the Black Hat event in Las Vegas, Joanna Rutkowska, a security researcher known for picking apart the security mechanisms built into Windows, is to demonstrate new ways for hackers to invade Windows Vista. Rutkowska said she is aware of the need for discretion: "For ethical reasons we

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