Archive for the month 'May, 2008'

Windows Security Recommendations

I’ve been dealing with a lot of security issues for friends and clients using Windows XP and Vista lately. For many of them, the best solution was for me to backup their important files, reinstall their operating systems, and set them up with tighter security so that the virus that got them in the first […]

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PC/OS 7.10 Review

Once upon a time, there was BeOS. It was a wonderful operating system (OS), built by Be Inc. in 1991. Back then it has all the hallmarks of a revolutionary OS, and while its punch may have weakened over the years, it still has the potential to be a great platform. It was originally optimized […]

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Open Source Gaming: The Apricot Interview

Apricot is the title of an open source game currently being developed by the Amsterdam-based Blender Institute. While Blender is perhaps best known in the open source world for its cross-platform 3D content creation suite of the same name, it is fast developing a presence in the multimedia entertainment industry too. In 2005/06 it launched […]

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