It’s been about 7 or 8 months since we picked up a MacBook for Christine, as an early Christmas gift. Seeing how easy the transition was for her inspired me to make the transition myself. I’ve always wanted a Mac, and seeing as how I’m a “designer” or “coder” or whatever you want to call [...]
Archive for the ‘Computers’ Category
The Importance of Backing Up Your Site
Working for a fairly large webhost, I often see people who got “hacked”, and their websites destroyed. I often laugh, because people don’t often get “hacked”, but often simply have their password guessed, which gives the “hacker” full access to your site, account, and files. 98% of the time, that’s the case. Given, [...]
WordPress 2.6
WordPress 2.6 was released last night/this morning, and is a big improvement. There’s some great new features, and some security patches that were done. I went through this morning, and upgraded all my WordPress installs, which is always a fun (yet daunting) task. I began repurposing the old media tower last night, into a home [...]
Moving from iTunes to Windows Media
I thought it would be easy, and quick to leave iTunes. I just wanted to break up, and start my new relationship with Windows Media Player/Center. Why? Easy. When we moved into our new place, there was no room in the living room for the “Media PC”, to be hooked up to the [...]
Wireless N Rocks
We finally made the jump from Wireless G to Wireless N yesterday, and I’m glad we did. My D-Link (DI-524) did it’s job for quite a few years, but it was time to get the “latest and the greatest” at home. The new laptop I got for work had Wireless N built in, so [...]
Response to my previous post
After my previous post on Best Buy’s inability to know anything, I received an e-mail from Robert Stephens. Who’s that, you wonder? I thought the same thing. The e-mail was titled “The Geek Squad”, nothing more, nothing less. So I opened it, and decided to see if it was someone else who [...]
My fight with Vista, and Best Buy’s inability to know anything.
I decided to finally take the plunge, and upgrade to Vista 64-bit just before Christine and I left for our honeymoon. I figured it would be a simple reinstall of Vista, with the 64-bit version, easy enough. I went through the daunting task of backing up everything on my machine, luckily I’ve got a [...]

