Keeping It Private On Google Reader

In a word, if you don't want that "secret" item you've read via Google Reader to spill out in a way that your friends, family, enemies, or anyone can find it, DON'T SHARE IT! Here's how...More…

Planned features for Firefox 3 unveiled

In today ’s Firefox 3 (code name Gran Paradiso) meeting, developers released a preliminary list of requirements for Firefox 3. The new target release date is sometime in the third quarter this year. More…

New Vista License Terms may Prohibit Installation on a Mac

Microsoft has published the licensing terms for Windows Vista; containing clauses that specifically address usage of Vista in a virtualized environment. For both Home Basic & Home Premium editions, they state that "You may not use the software installed on the licensed device within a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system." More…

A guide of Windows XP optimization

Most likely, the main reason your system is dragging the ground is because of all the junk that runs in the background that you don't see. These are applications you may have installed over time. To optimize the startup process you should follow the following steps. You can free up hard drive space by deleting files and applications you don't use often. Running scandisk and Defragment are crucial to pc preformance. And try third party memory management programs. Running scandisk will find and attempt to correct errors on your hard drive. System Defragment will free up hard drive space by re-arranging files in an orderly manner. This allows the CPU to find files much faster and not have to roam all over the hard drive to load files into memory. Windows operating system have a utility named Msconfig that can display programs that bootup and instantly run on your computer. To start Msconfig, select Start - Run, and type "msconfig" in the Run dialog box. Msconfig does not show all programs running in the background however. If you have Windows XP as your operating system, try to delete all files in the prefetch directory. Windows XP Professional monitors files that are used when the computer starts and when you start programs. When Windows XP Professional monitors these files, it prefetches them. Prefetching data is the process whereby data that is expected to be requested is read ahead into the cache. Prefetching boot files and applications decreases the time needed to start Windows XP Professional and start applications. Try to check to see if your computer and the CPU Chip are not overheating. Excessive heat will cause your system to perform much closer. Make sure your computer is well ventilated A free evaluation copy of RAM Booster Expert can be found at: http://www.bodrag.com/ram-booster.html

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Keep IE 7 from being deployed automatically on your network

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Microsoft helped company finance legal battle over Linux, investor says

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Facebook API starts to see some interesting use.

Recently the folks over at Facebook decided to open release an API for developers of the community. It's starting to really show it self off with great ideas, such as FBListings.com. FBListings is an interesting site that allows facebook users to post classified ads for free. All it requires is that you have a Facebook account. More…