-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- SilverStone Air Penetrator fan Review | Supergeekblog on SilverStone PS05B Case review
- Budget Build Part 4 – Conclusion | Supergeekblog on Why Build a PC?
- Budget Build Part 3 – The build | Supergeekblog on Why Build a PC?
- Budget Build Part 2 – Parts Selected | Supergeekblog on Why Build a PC?
- Budget Build Part 1 – Intro | Supergeekblog on Why Build a PC?
Archives
- December 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- March 2009
- January 2009
- December 2008
- November 2008
- October 2008
- September 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- September 2006
- August 2006
- July 2006
- June 2006
- May 2006
- April 2006
- March 2006
- February 2006
- January 2006
- December 2005
- November 2005
- October 2005
- September 2005
Categories
Meta
Author Archives: Thatedeguy
From Windows Vista to Windows 7 and Back
My home desktop is several years old. I don’t game much, so keeping up with the latest and greatest isn’t really on my list of things to do. If you’re a gamer, you want the latest and greatest because it … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft, SGB IT, SGB Software, SGB Tech, Windows 7, Windows Vista
Tagged Microsoft, upgrade, windows, windows 7, windows rollback, windows update, windows upgrade, windows vista
1 Comment
Fon unites Wireless Users
Fon, the self-claimed “largest WiFi community in the world”, announced that they would begin selling wireless routers to people who signed up with FON for $5.00. Product Features Linksys WRT54GL or Buffalo WHRG54S Router WiFi 802.11b/g up to 54 Mbps … Continue reading
Posted in SGB News
Tagged FON, router, subsidized routers, wifi, wifi router, wireless
Leave a comment
This install of Windows will self destruct in 30 days
Ed Bott at ZDNet is reporting that Microsoft will soon make installation of WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage) mandatory. Not only will it become a mandatory install, if WGA isn’t installed within 30 days, the install of Windows will cease to … Continue reading
Posted in SGB News, SGB Software
Tagged apple, kill switch, Linux, Microsoft, MS, WGA, Windows Genuine Advantage
1 Comment
A PC in every room
Engadget is reporting an actual proof of concept for the JackPC. Quite the little doo-dad. It’s capable of being powered by power-over-ethernet which might just work out well since it only has 64 MB of flash memory and 128MB of … Continue reading
Top Web Domains
Washington Post published a list of the top web domains from February 2006.(via A Venture Forth) A couple things struck me immediately. One. The top 4 sites are search engines. When people want to find something online, they go to … Continue reading
Microsoft Admits Malware Becoming Incurable
In another bold and somewhat obvious statement a spokesman for Microsoft suggested that business’ should consider investing in an automated system to wipe and reinstall Windows on machines as much of the malware coming out is considered incurable by MS. … Continue reading
Posted in SGB News
Tagged deepfreeze, ghost, image, malware, Microsoft, spyware, windows
Leave a comment
Steve Ballmer Suggests Microsoft May Go After Linux for Patent Infringement…
…and then proceeds to throw a chair, run around the room screaming like a gorilla, and chant like a cultist. But seriously. In an interview with Forbes Steve Ballmer suggested that Microsoft may intend to start enforcing its patents against … Continue reading
Posted in SGB News
Tagged forbes, Free Software, Linux, Microsoft, open source, patent infringement, steve ballmer
Leave a comment
FCC Chairman Mis-quoted, Slashdot and Digg suffer foot in mouth
Addition: After a great deal of digging I discovered two things about the contested quote. One, not to toot my own horn but I was clearly right on this being misquoted. Two, he made these statements at CES in a … Continue reading
Posted in SGB News
Tagged CES, FCC, Gary Shapiro, kevin martin, misquoted, telecomnext, tiered internet, tiered service
2 Comments
Ebay Announces eBay Express
I just got a message from eBay officially announcing eBay express. eBay Express looks to just be an “online store” format for people who are otherwise uncomfortable buying from a regular eBay fixed-price auction. You get a shopping cart and … Continue reading
Apple Console Rebuttal
A reader has commented on our speculation about “Apple’s Next Move” as possibly producing a console system. I found this an intriquing line of discussion and thought I’d bring it up again with my comments and responses to the readers … Continue reading
Posted in SGB Hardware News, SGB News, SGB Tech
Tagged apple, apple intel, console, ipod, mac, macintosh, Microsoft, nano, osx, playstation portable, psp, revolution, xbox
Leave a comment