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Archive for February 8th, 2006

Tips for managing digital audio

Paul Thurrott has just posted a useful article on the Connected Home Media site about acquiring digital media (the comments are worth a read too).
I use iTunes (only because I have an iPod – otherwise it would be far more convenient for me to use Windows Media Player) and have ripped all of my CDs [...]

Finding the right memory for a PC upgrade

Before installing Virtual Server 2005 R2 on my already overworked server (actually, its just a PC) which acts as a domain controller, DNS server, DHCP server, RIS server and handles a few file shares (admittedly on a small network – I’d never advise running a business on a single PC), I thought I’d better put [...]

Money-grabbing telcos want to charge for their piece of the Internet

Google is my search engine of choice, and Google AdSense is the main source of income for this site (still not quite breaking even though); however recently I have criticised the Internet search giant for their appalling Google Pack and also questioned (in not so many words) whether their rapid growth is starting to impinge [...]

The IT Crowd

I was pleased to read in IT Week that a new sitcom was about to air in the UK, based around an IT department (I even heard about it on US-based podcasts – largely because Slashdot picked up on it). Surely, I thought, there’s plenty of scope there for something funny – maybe even [...]