May 2006 - Posts

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Interesting new news outlet by rodtrent

NowPublic.com is kind of like a Wiki for news stories. http://nowpublic.com/
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They are finally getting this??? by rodtrent

"Super-size" not a super deal, study finds It’s amazing they are JUST now getting this. The “ Super-Size Me ” movie was released when? 2004? If you’ve seen this movie, you would...
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Google has no plan for its own Web browser: CEO by rodtrent

Read the article… I wonder, though. What do you think Google would have called the Internet Browser? Google Internet = GI
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The Steve Jobs of the transportation technology world by rodtrent

Let’s build something that is too expensive for anyone to own, but will revolutionize the world. Segway Offers Financing to Push Sales
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Managing RSS Feeds by rodtrent

Well — it’s that time once again, where I have the time to go through the blogs I’m subscribed to and weed out the one’s that simply didn’t work out. Wouldn’t it be...
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Have you noticed how c|net is utilizing bloggers? by rodtrent

I noticed this today. It may have been going on for some time, but there are a few short articles (they actually call them blogs—hoo-haw) on c|net’s news site, where there is a short blurb...
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New PowerShell email discussion list by rodtrent

We've created a new PowerShell email list, since there is a LOT of buzz around this utility right now. PowerShell is basically the next generation of VB Script. If you are interested in this topic, you...
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Finally -- volume extension built into Windows by rodtrent

See here…
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Tom Skerritt introduces Windows Vista by rodtrent

http://www.seewindowsvista.com/
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Return of the free PC? by rodtrent

Google's deal to distribute its software on Dell PCs has renewed complaints about " crapware "--the less-than-flattering term for the free, preinstalled software that clutters hard drives and slows performance...
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Another App removed 10 minutes after installation. by rodtrent

I saw that Opera 8.60 for Windows Mobile was released yesterday or today, and I thought — hey — let’s see if they’ve done anything good or innovative with this version. Well, the...
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PowerShell links by rodtrent

Here’s some great links on the new Windows PowerShell scripting language. Verb Names Grammar
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Wolfenstein for the PPC by rodtrent

This is a time waster, for sure… http://www.ppcvault.com/2005/08/01/wolfenstein-3d-for-pocket-pc/
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Write faster than ever before by rodtrent

I’m just about to give this little application a spin on my Windows Mobile phone: http://www.tengo.net/tengo_pocketpc.html
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Windows Live OneCare Software Ships Early by rodtrent

Microsoft will release a fully supported version of its Windows Live OneCare software tomorrow, marking the software giant's entry into the security software market. The software, which will cost about...
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Sony shooting themselves in the foot? by rodtrent

Survey says: PS3 too darned expensive
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Over 3,000 posts by rodtrent

I hit my 3,000th blog post today.
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Microsoft Desktop Search updated... by rodtrent

Update for Windows Desktop Search 2.6.5
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Tim O'Reilly back from vacation, chimes in on the Web 2.0 controversy by rodtrent

Read his long response here: Web 2.0 Service Mark Controversy (Tim responding this time)
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McAfee wants to compete with Microsoft's One Care... by rodtrent

New, Easiest to Use Security Platform Features Comprehensive Protection Including Latest Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware and Breakthrough Threat Prevention Technologies. Read the press release… Blogger’s...
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Dan Aykroyd takes UFOs out for a spin by rodtrent

From the article: Dan Aykroyd has a new video on the market, but the ex-conehead and one-time ghost-buster says he's not the star. The UFOs are. Here’s the clincher, though, that makes Dan the latest...
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New category: Celebrity Oddities by rodtrent

The craziness of Hollywood-types fascinates me. Sometimes the lengths they go to to be extremely weird is worth noting. So, welcome my new category: Celebrity Oddities
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Why do I still get alerts after putting a computer in maintenance mode? by rodtrent

The MOM Product Team explains: http://blogs.technet.com/momteam/archive/2006/05/30/431067.aspx
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Symantec patches antivirus worm hole by rodtrent

Symantec over the weekend delivered fixes for a high-profile flaw in its corporate antivirus products that could be exploited in an Internet worm attack. Read more…
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This can't be good... by rodtrent

My oldest son is extremely allergic to Poison Ivy. Might as well start now and get him his own Bubble-boy suit. http://news.com.com/2061-11204_3-6078154.html
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Calling for SMS Alliance Downloads by rodtrent

We’ve added some new options to the Upload section of the site where you can upload documents, articles, whitepapers, etc. for any of the SMS Alliance members: 1E, Intrinsic, PS’Soft, Macrovision...
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Shatner's Father's Day by rodtrent

Wish List: Denny Crane's "Drophead": William Shatner is hoping to find a new Bentley convertible sitting in his driveway come Father's Day morning. Memorable Moments: A Father's Day Story, by William Shatner...
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For those Science buffs by rodtrent

NASA now has their own RSS feed: http://science.nasa.gov/rss.xml
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Star Office in hacker sights... by rodtrent

First StarOffice Virus Detected The first virus affecting StarOffice was detected today, but so far it isn't being used to infect computers. Read more…
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What's the current email etiquette for attachment size? by rodtrent

It’s been a while since I’ve heard an update on this, but the size of an email attachment couldn’t be larger than 2MB — particularly for companies where employees were highly mobile...
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