Daemon Tools and Windows XP SP2

So the wonderful Daemon Tools have started acting up on my computer, and I really can’t figure out why. Having a quick peek @ Google doesn’t seem to do much …

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HP needs to look out the window

Have you ever tried registering a “Care Pack” on one of HP:s many websites for support? Have you ever tried using something other than MSIE while doing so? Pages that …

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Skype sucks big hairy Penguins

Skype rocks! It really does. And regardless of it not being “open source” and a “community solution” and what not, it works – most of the time. At the same …

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Where’s the &!%$)?@ week number?!

Although most people (using computers) will never pay for Windows XP as a separate product (either because they don’t pay for it at all, or because it comes pre-installed on …

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How Microsoft Lost the API War

I just stumbled across a really good article; good in the sense that it made me feel interested and glued to its contents, also good in the sense that it …

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Joshua is back!

Want to play with the computer that let Joshua communicate with Mathew Broderick in the 1984 movie WarGames? Well, now you can! The Fischer-Freitas Company, formed by a couple of …

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Gigapixels next?

Is the analog world catching up to the digital world? I’m not sure, but it feels like many digital camera manufacturers are trying to zero in on a large number …

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My new light saber; XFCE

So I’ve been curious about XFCE for some time now, but I never seem to find the time to install it for a test-drive. So today I decided to go …

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Negative vibes

So I finally got around to testing our newly acquired “toy”, the Epson Perfection 4990 scanner. It’s an A4-sized flatbed scanner with a ton of accessories intended to make negative …

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Photoshop not up to scratch

I just ran into something I’ve never seen in Adobe’s Photoshop CS before: “The image exceeds the size Save for Web was designed for. You may experience out of memory …

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