Welcome back!If your desktop is set to display a wallpaper graphic, there will still be a border around the captions for your icons that is the color of the solid background. Here’s a quick way to remove the border.
In Windows XP:
Open the Control Panel and choose “System Properties” then choose the Advanced tab. Click [...]
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Back in Nov, 2006 I added Statcounter tracking to this blog because I had discovered that it gave much better stats than the sitemeter I had been using.
Sometime this morning, Statcounter will record the 100,000th page load since I installed the statcounter [...]
No longer are we required to watch tv ON the tv. More and more sites are popping up all over the place that make it possible to watch just about anything online. Offerings range from full episodes of popular shows, movie clips, full length movies, news and more.
One of the features that I really appreciate about Firefox and other modern browsers is their password managers. They take a lot of hassle out of username & password entry fields, saving you the trouble of having to open and decrypt your “just in case” password file (you DO keep it encrypted, Right? If not, you should).
Not long ago I posted about how I’d had it with Windows and the way it’s buggyness cost me a mountain of files and ended up inspiring me to go Microsoft free in a move to Ubuntu linux. I discovered that making a move like that mostly out of anger and frustration, with almost no advance preparation, was not the way I should have migrated from one OS to another.
In one of those “life imitates art” situations, there’s now a shot, however thin it may be, that somebody with the money to throw at the project could actually arrange for extinct animals to be re-created by engineering DNA from samples of the long dead critters
Then there’s the other side of the coin, support bots and phone droids that are good for little more than wasting your time and raising your temper to the boiling point. I’ve spent a serious amount of time over recent days dealing with a collection of them gathered at the Centurytel Internet support desk.
