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Continue reading →: Anandtech's Monthly Hardware Reviews
AnandTech: Weekly Buyer’s Guide: Entry Level System – May 2004. A great resource, Anandtech is bascially doing weekly guides to hardware. Every month they cover Entry level (week 1), Mid-range (week 2), high-end (week 3) and overclocked (week 4). This month, the recommendations are: * CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2000+…
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Continue reading →: More Advice for nVidia cleanup
eDimensional, the reseller of i-glasses had this to say about getting drivers to work: # Go to nVidia “cleaner”:http://download.guru3d.com/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=167 and get the nvidia cleaner. This file will clean the drivers from your system. We have heard from other users that this program works well to get rid of any old…
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Continue reading →: Starting off fresh to debug nVidia driver problems
OK, to really figure out what is wrong with an installation, here is what you have to do: # Guru3D.com Forums – How to properly uninstall detonators/catalysts. This is apparently a must. These drivers really leave junk everywhere. Read the guide above first # “Driver Cleaner”:http://www.driverheaven.net/cleaner/. This is a shareware…
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Continue reading →: eDimensional Glasses Don't work
Stereoscopic 3D Virtual Reality Homepage – Complete Market Surveys of 3D-Glasses VR-Helmets 3D-Software. Well, I tried these eDimensional glasses. Plugged it in, but with the latest nVidia drivers, I get an instant blue screen when I start Windows XP and then get blown into some strange video mode where the…
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Continue reading →: Debugging Firefox
Firefox Help: Extensions. I’m really liking Mozilla Firefox. The extension architecture is amazing. You get all the great features. The biggest problem is that extensions are buggy and it is hard to figure out how to reset the application. Even an uninstall won’t help. Nor will cleaning out the registry.…
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Continue reading →: Choosing the 70-200 vs. 80-200 Nikon Lense
Well, Alaska is coming up as I pointed out earlier, need a great lense for taking those nature shots. Also, the kids are in enough sports now that a good high quality lense would really let me capture some great moments. Here are ones to consider. Thanks to David Ruether…
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Continue reading →: Binoculars
Leupold Wind River Katmai Binoculars. We’ll be headed out to Alaska pretty soon this summer so time to get some equipment to really enjoy it. We had a cheap set of compact binoculars but lost them. Also have a nice image stabilized set for boating. In looking at Outside Magazine,…
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Continue reading →: Marketing is Not Mystery Meat
Marketing Playbook. Well, folks have been saying heck, why don’t you write down all the stuff you’ve learned. Well, thanks to John Zagula, a few hard earned lessons on marketing are now going into print this fall. Check out the Marketing Playbook if you are interested in figuring out this…
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Continue reading →: Atom vs. RSS
XML Syndication Supporters Mulling W3C Move. I’ve never gotten to understand the deep issues in this debate. XML is so easy to read (check the RSS 1.0, 2.0 and Atom feeds on this Blogs as an example), but maybe time to start thinking about it. Some folks like “Steve Gillmore”:http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1413403,00.asp…
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Continue reading →: Textpattern Installation
_Don’t you love those packages that don’t stick a how to install somewhere up front. Here’s what I’ve been able to glean: # Textpattern Support Forum / I am lost Help!!!. Download textpattern_g118a, unzip it (I’m assuming you’re on Windows.) Set up a MySQL database w/ your host (mine had…
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