SME Servers
The term “server” has greatly evolved over the course of computing. When I started this site in 1999 servers were dual processor systems with SCSI hardware, RAID and a very solid build. Since I’m a do it yourself kind of…
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Medal Of Honor Airborne
It’s been a while since I loaded up a first person shooter: I’m a big fan of real time strategy games and haven’t felt the need to rapid hand and eye coordination. Saw a few screenshots of Medal Of Honor…
64 Bit Vista
With even a passing interest in computing you would be hard pressed to have not only heard and shown interest in Microsoft Vista but also the deluge of bad press it’s received. Slower than Windows XP! User Account Control a…
KeyXL Keyboard Shortcuts
Here’s a great site that provides keyboard shortcuts for a ton of applications. I’m a DOS user from way back and enjoy keyboarding instead of pointing and clicking. A simple and to the point web site. KeyXL Keyboard Shortcuts
X-FI Mode Changer
Anyone with a Creative X-FI sound card knows that it’s modes need to be changed to get the best performance. Entertainment mode for compressed music playback, Game mode for EAX hardware support, etc. X-FI Mode Changer is a simple and…
2007/04/30: Backup
It’s been a few weeks since my last eWeakly, simply for the fact that I haven’t done anything computer related of interest. Last week Microsoft released the Windows Home Server Community Technology Preview (CTP). This put a lot more fit…
Titan Quest: Immortal Throne
Iron Lore and THQ have finally released an expansion for the hit game Titan Quest. I played through the original twice: you can play it three times, each at a new difficulty level. To be clear, this review is for…
2007/04/09: Tyan
The great server upgrade took place this weekend, or to be more accurate is still taking place. I had a lot of spare parts at home and had already built the server. As I started to remove files from the…
File Hamster version backup
A really nice and clean backup application that keeps multiple revisions or your files, a sort of personal version of Microsoft’s volume shadow copy service. Designed for artists and media professionals who make constant changes to the same document, this…