From Google Operating System comes another password generator:
Yesterday I suggested some ideas to keep your passwords secure. In the comments, Thunder Rabbit pointed to a very simple solution to generate secure passwords, without having to remember them. SuperGenPass is a bookmarklet (a bookmark consisting mostly of JavaScript code) that uses a master password as a […]
Although I’m more thana little pissed a HP at the moment for their lack of Vista support for older, but Vista-capable laptops, it is nice of them to provide resources for Small Biz:
One of the main attractions of the site is the Business Templates area (not surprising for a printer company), which offers about 700 […]
It might seem a little superfluous to go looking for wallpapers for your machine, but really, if you’re staring at the thing all day you should have something nice to look at. I change my wallpapers pretty often. Movies, nice pictures, geek babes, whatever I’m in the mood for (I had Trinty from the Matrix […]
As you know I’ve been battling with fixing a machine for Lorraine’s bosses since Friday. Sunday I thought it was licked and well I was wrong. Still getting Blue Screen of Death, still unstable (rebooting and shutting down randomly). I was getting really worried. If I couldn’t keep the machine stable, then I couldn’t even […]
Upgraded to Vista and just a wee frustrated finding drivers? Yeah, I’m with you. I spent something like an hour looking for drivers for my built-in card reader. RadarSync is trying to help out:
Don’t waste your time searching dozens of vendor websites every month for the driver updates you need.Just bookmark this page and come […]
Last year Microsoft released Virtual PC 2004 as a free download. At the time I didn’t see much point. Today Microsoft announced it’s successor Virtual PC 2007 and, yes, it’s still free. Yeah you might be wondering about Microsoft’s motives in all this. So was Wired and this is what they had to say:
For the […]
I got an e-mail from Tom Hodgers today. Remember him? Yeah he was one of our contest winners. It sounds like Tom has been getting into MindMager and told me about a really cool new MM add-on called ThemeReader. Here is how Mindsystems describes it:
Mindsystems ThemeReader™ is the latest edition to the MindManager® family of […]
I saw Cozi on Download squad this week:
Through Cozi users can access their family calendar, schedules, and notes information that are stored in the family’s personal system, even when they are on the go. Reminders can be sent out and accessed by any PC or mobile phone you choose. This sounds like the ultimate family […]
One of the anticipated features and Microsoft office 2007 is the ability to natively export files as PDF or XPS. I was looking for this feature today when I needed to send off an invoice but couldn’t find it. Luckily a quick search in help gave me the answer right away, I needed to download […]
Maxthon is one of those browsers built using the IE engine, but it’s different. It had tabbed browsing long before IE (even with Yahoo’s toolbar). Oh, it’s Chris Pirillo’s fav too. I tried it a while ago, but I ditched for Firefox after a while, well Scoble did an interview with the guys behind Maxthon […]
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