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mikeandike22 in a Nutshell
I am a video game enthusiast. I have my own podcast "eSports Gaming". I like learning new things about tech and I like sharing my information.
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All Recent Tags If you listen to podcasts then you have probably heard of the number 1 podcast "This Week in Tech". If you have been listening lately you might have noticed that the podcast is loosing focus. No one wants to hear about how advanced your setup or wats going on at dl.tv and Dvorak's blog. I also dont...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006
If you havent been living under a rock for the last couple months then you have seen the new apple ad campaign. In this ad campaign there is an older geeky looking guy and a younger scruffier guy. Each one tells a different thing that makes Mac OS X seems better. Here are some:
1. OS X has better...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006
A lot of people always ask for people to decipher their hijackthis logs and since this is a community based upon learning from one another I would like to write a little tutorial for hjt covering the basics. Now I dont claim to be some HJT master but just some best practices before resorting to...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Jul 8th, 2006
Now that IE 7 is finally going to be released we can finally actually care about web standards. Before with IE 6 it did not have the same CSS implementations as say Firefox, Safari, and Opera. So often times web designers would have to sacrafice design for usability or do extra work to create a...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006
Ok so if you guys have been following my blogging you will realize that I am a big fan of Linux, and if Linux could play the latest pc games with ease I would get rid of my Windows Xp altogether. I just have a question is Windows nearing the ends of its life span?
Personally I would think that...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006
Most people today are either using Internet Explorer or hopefully Firefox, but you never hear about that much about Opera. Opera is one of the fastest browsers I have used and I have yet to get a pop up on it with no extras installed. Also as far as web standards go it has about the same CSS and...
Read More | Jul 2nd, 2006
Ok so the other day I came back to daniweb havent been on the forums in awhile and on the first blog i see is about Linux package management. In this article someone is explaining their frustration of setting up a PVR box for their home entertainment system. Now I would say that he chose the wrong...
Read More | Jul 1st, 2006
I recently found an article that included a simple theory on how to see whether or not your computer is being watched by the nsa. Ok so basically the background on this is that the nsa has been taking information out of AT&T's San Francisco's offices in a secret room. Now this sortof reminds me of...
Read More | Jul 1st, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Jul 9th, 2006
