Apr
30
by Mike Fleming at 6:43 am (3) General
I’ve been looking around the last few days for an open source code snippet library to put in place at my workplace. Most of the ones I came across by… (read the rest)
Apr
24
by Mike Fleming at 7:32 am General | Canonical, desktop, server, Ubuntu
Canonical officially announced the release of Ubuntu 9.04, previously code named Jaunty Jackalope. As with all Ubuntu releases you can download a desktop edition or a server edition. You can… (read the rest)
Apr
23
by Mike Fleming at 7:14 am Blackberry, General, Twitter | Blackberry, Tweets, Twitter, TwitterBerry
For the past week or so I have been trying out a beta version of a new Twitter application on my Blackberry, called UberTwitter. So far I have liked what… (read the rest)
Apr
21
by Mike Fleming at 12:06 pm General | Cassini, NASA, spacecraft
When you have a few spare minutes, check out this Boston.com photo gallery of some images taken from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft. These are some amazing photos!
Apr
14
by Mike Fleming at 7:21 am (3) General | Mythbusters, Rocket
Wow, this looks way too cool….
Apr
09
by Mike Fleming at 3:07 pm General | RAID
Most of us who have some experience in the system admin role are very familiar with RAID. With everyday folks now using their PCs to store their life stories on… (read the rest)
Apr
06
by Mike Fleming at 6:58 am General
The video below does contain some non kid friendly language, so be warned……
Apr
01
by Mike Fleming at 7:52 am General
Well today is the day for the Conficker Worm to open up and release havoc on the internet. Not sure what you need to do to protect your computers? Read… (read the rest)
Mar
27
by Mike Fleming at 3:07 pm General
This is an old trick, but some of you may find it handy. I forgot about this myself until I read this Lifehacker post this morning. You can easily tell… (read the rest)
Mar
24
by Mike Fleming at 6:54 am General, Windows
I stumbled across a nice little tutorial this morning by Chris Peterson of Alagad. It explains how to create a Windows based instance on Amazon EC2. It appears as though… (read the rest)