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Wireless network up and running, uisng the mac as a server
So, after some reading, and messing, i finally got a wireless network up and running. its using internet connection sharing on the mac, and i just connect to the network on my windows laptop. going to try skype on the Pocket PC over WiFi now. see ...
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Wireless network my arse
Wireless network my arse Originally uploaded by lotas. so much for a wireless network…
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wireless broadband by eircom, free!
Eircom are offering FREE WIFI internet access in certin parts of dublin, and other palaces too. if the session id expires, which it probably will, on the eircom.ie front page, at the bottom, if it is not in the latest news items, click older news ...
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WinHec
Its that time of year again, WinHec time. This year, BETA 2 of Windows Vista, Office 2007 and LongHorn Server where all announced. Also, some information about Virtualization was shown too. The keynote speeches are available to watch here.
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WinFUSE: Filesystems with .NET
Now this is cool! Check out WinFUSE. Its a fully functional file system running in .NET. And you can write your own with the IFileSystem interface. This could be very cool! Write your own file system with SQL server, Amazon S3 or anything in the b...
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Windows XP Service Pack 2 for IT Professionals and Developers
Windows XP Service Pack 2 for IT Professionals and Developers. Download now RTWed! its 272391 KB which is 266Mb. Good luck!
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Windows XP Pro x64 Edition RC1 Tested
ZDNet has a review of Windows XP Pr x64 Edition RC1. good review with some interesting info. they do some benchmarks too. The only reason i havent even though about upgrading to 64bit (well, i have though about it, but never actually got the upgra...
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Windows XP Firewall Parsers
Bruce Cowper has links to 3 windows firewall log parsers. very handy. now if i could get a firewall parser for my Linksys WRT54G i would be happy. there probably is one, but i havent found it yet. [update] i just found WallWatcher which looks pret...
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Windows XP Finally on a mac?
Digg has a post about XP Pro booting on Mac. this looks interesting. unfortunitly, the Digg effect has taken the linking sites down, but the original article is here, and there are some photos of the mac booting windows here. If this is true, ther...
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Windows Vista's SuperFetch and ReadyBoost Analyzed
Tomshardware has just posted an article on Windows Vista Super Fetch and ReadyBoost, and shows some interesting speed differences between not using them and when you have them enabled. Very cool stuff. I need to get some faster, large memory cards...
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