Welcome to the first in a series of posts on tools, software, gadgets, etc. that I use and want to recommend. First up is Evernote. At face value, Evernote is a note-taking app that stores your information on their servers … Read More
Given that the role of software in cars is growing rapidly, a story like Jaguar recalling 18,000 cars over a cruise control software fault is neither surprising nor likely to be uncommon in the future.
While I agree with MG Siegler’s critique of the changes in Windows 8′s Explorer you have to keep in mind that Windows is not something a lot of users can choose not to use. It’s on the PCs they’re using … Read More
Steven Wittens has developed a modern replacement for the Unix command line called TermKit. I’ve been administering Unix machines for many years now, and frankly, it kinda sucks. It makes me wonder, when sitting in front of a crisp, 2.3 … Read More
Think you’re a nerd? You’re not. Chris Fenton is. Why? Because he built his own 1/10 scale Cray-1A supercomputer. It’s not a model, it’s a working computer that runs the same software that the original Cray did! If you have … Read More
It’s been a year since Google released Wave, their idea of a replacement for e-mail. If you’re like me, you tried it for a while and then gave up. But Wave is still around and people are using it for … Read More
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I bought a Yaesu FT-60R handheld radio for a number of reasons including price, receive bandwidth, size and ruggedness. But it’s a monumental pain to program. I managed to get some of the repeaters and public service frequencies plugged in … Read More
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