I’ve long been a fan of Synergy. Synergy is software for sharing your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers on your desk. It works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. On my desktop, I run Windows with dual monitors as my main computer. The keyboard and mouse are physically […]
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Since as long as I can remember, all the way back to Windows 3.1, Solitaire has been included with Microsoft Windows. Sometimes it would be hidden, like on a default Windows 7 Professional install, but it never took much effort to get your first good, time-wasting game of Solitaire on […]
I was content simply using the Verizon provided Actiontec Router at the head of my home network until I logged into my Verizon account and saw this: This is wrong on a number of levels. First, the Verizon e-mail account I’m forced to create when I got Verizon FiOS is […]
Update 9/16/2016: We have a better way of doing it now! VMware ESXi USB RAID 1 (Mirror) Redundant Boot Device Although most new servers today have built-in redundant SD Card slots for booting ESXi server, our older Dell Poweredge T310 does not. As we continue to virtualize physical servers, booting […]
Douglas C. Engelbart, a visionary scientist whose singular epiphany in 1950 about technology’s potential to expand human intelligence led to a host of inventions — among them the computer mouse — that became the basis for both the Internet and the modern personal computer, died on Tuesday at his home […]
When you delete files or format your hard drive, did you know that the data is only marked for deletion but not actually deleted? There are several free data recovery programs such as Piriform’s Recuva that allows just about anyone to recover files deleted from your computer. If you’re getting […]