Apple’s Safari Push Backlash

Windows users who installed and use iTunes are familiar with the Apple Software Update. This is a great utility to ensure everyone stays up to date with the latest bug fixes and security updates. This week Apple has decided this would be a great way to push down their web browser to Windows users, regardless […]

Vista Service Pack 1 Released (again)

Vista SP1 was released this morning, but didn’t show up anywhere except on the tech news channels. A visit to Microsoft’s site had nar a mention of it anywhere – not even their Vista area. After some digging, I finally found it. Choose the x86 version or the 64-bit version depending on your version of […]

Happy Π Day

Yes, folks, it’s Pi day today. 3.14 people… enjoy the Math geekery today. P.S. (notice the post time for this… 🙂 )

Domain Management in Vista

I’ve been running into a few problems with Vista and management pack from Microsoft. I use my workstation to manage different domains for clients, so I’m neither a member of the domain nor am I looking to join any of them. Problem: The first problem was after I installed the Windows 2003 Management tools was […]

Digital Cuba

Circumventing government censorship is nothing new to people in Cuba.  The New York Times posted a story today about how students in Cuba are challenging the status quo.  It’s interesting to see how people get around the limitations other people put on them.  For example Havana currently has only one Internet cafe, it’s owned by […]