Here’s an excellent article on Reader’s Digest’s website chronicling 24 ways to improve your vision; thus, preventing computer eye strain.
“Comcast is now paying Americans to believe in deceptive ISPs.”
This is just low…no wonder why the economy is falling, mistrust is more prevalent, and morale overall is down in the U.S.
Just read Comcast spokesman Charlie Douglas’s statement:
“As is common practice in Washington, we did pay a few people to stand in line [outside the meeting hall] and then hold seats for some of our Comcast executives and other Comcast employees who were attending,” Douglas said. “We were just trying to make sure the hearing was well-attended on our side.”
Read more at The Register’s website. Also, you can fill out this petition to help combat opposition of net neutrality. C’mon! It’s our Internet.
You can check out the virtual launch for Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 here.
You never know…Steve Ballmer may have another “developers, developers, developers” sweaty-armpit-speech. And why it’s called Heroes Happen Here, I don’t know. It’s worth looking into though.
I read an article wherein researchers from Princeton University cooled down memory to -58 degrees F which allowed them to examine the encrypted contents of the memory for as long as 10 minutes. Microsoft, however, says its unlikely.
To be clear, encrypted data here is data that gets encrypted by apps like Vista’s BitLocker or Mac OS X’s FileVault. In any case, it’s an interesting read.
Check out this video for more details:
Here’s an interesting read and how-to on LifeHacker.com showing you how to build a backup server that supports multiple OSes using Restore, which is open source and one that features a web admin-like page for backup management.
