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[SOLD] For Sale: Nokia N810 Internet Tablet

[Now sold] It’s time for me to part with this device. I bought it in Oct 08 and have hardly used it. I just recently updated it to the latest Maemo release. It’s in great condition and I still have the box and everything that came with it. I will also throw in the the [...]

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Remove the U3 partition from that USB drive

If you’re like me and hate the U3 ‘feature’ of some modern USB drives, simply uninstall it. I’ve been wanting to remove it for quite awhile, but have never researched how to do it, that is until today. And it was surprisingly easy. Just visit http://u3.com/uninstall/ and follow the prompts to download the uninstaller. You [...]

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OpenOffice.org 2.1 Is Here

OpenOffice.org 2.1 is recommend for all users, as it represents a significant improvement over all previous versions. Among other things: Multiple monitor support for Impress Improved Calc HTML export Enhanced Access support for Base Even more languages Automatic notification of updates OpenOffice.org Home | Download 2.1

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Microsoft recalls small-business product – Software – News – ZDNet Asia

Microsoft recalls small-business product – Software – News – ZDNet Asia “Since Microsoft has only just released SBS 2003 R2 to our manufacturing partners (OEMs, system builders and distributors), and it is not yet generally available to customers, the scope of this concern for partners and customers is very limited.”

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Would I regret buying a Celeron based laptop?

My old Toshiba Satellite is officially dead and I need to replace it. I saw a deal for a Dell Inspiron 1300 for $499, but the big red flag for me is the 1.6 Ghz Celeron processor. I always have it my head to never buy a celeron, but I don’t want to spend a [...]

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OpenDNS > Get Started

OpenDNS > Get Started via: Amidst a tangled web I’ve noticed DNS looks are faster, and it’s already fixed several of my typos in domains which is handy.

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Gmail spam filters stink today

Today has been by far the worst day ever as far as spam in my gmail inbox is concerned. I thought I heard something last week, maybe in a podcast I listen to, that spammers have figured a way around them. Sure soesn’t take long to put it in to action. Argh!

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XP and only one wireless access point

I’m looking help from the blogoshpere for a way to have XP only connect to my wireless access point. I do not want the user to have the ability to see other available wireless networks and more importantly I don’t want them to have the ability to connect to wireless networks other than the one [...]

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Symantec Podcasts

Looks like Symantec has 4 podcasts available. http://www.symantec.com/podcast/index.jsp [tags]podcast, symantec[/tags] [digg this]

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Microsoft USB Flash Drive Manager (Standard)

Download details: Microsoft USB Flash Drive Manager (Standard) [tags]microsoft, usb, flash drive manager[/tags]

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