|
Posted on 10.30.07 by templeton @ 4:07 pm
By simply replacing 4 files you can completely alter how the dock looks. This looks much nicer than the original leopard dock and it makes it a bit easier to see which applications are running. Navigate to /System/Library/CoreServices Back up: scurve-l.png Then, replace them with these files. Filed under: Applications and Cool and Mac Comments: 1 Comment
|
|
Posted on 10.24.07 by templeton @ 10:56 am
Comcast is trying to go on the offensive against the discovery that the ISP is blocking traffic from BitTorrent, Gnutella, and Lotus Notes. Comcast’s defense and continued traffic shaping may may end up providing precious ammo to net neutrality advocates.
Filed under: General Comments: 1 Comment
|
|
Posted on 10.24.07 by templeton @ 10:56 am
A working group called the Economic Crime Institute, based at Utica College, was recently allowed to study a set of identity theft case files from U.S. Secret Service records from 2000 through 2006. The group Filed under: General Comments: 1 Comment
|
|
Posted on 10.16.07 by templeton @ 12:44 am
Stumbled across www.Freesentriloserver.com when looking for a quick way to setup a vent server for 15 people so we could play some Quake1 and taunt each other. Its a pretty slick setup, no tricks or gimmicks, just first come first serve. Pick a size,location and it sends you the information to login and manage the server, didn’t take long to setup accounts for everybody. I think we used the server for in total like 6 hours, had zero issues and the premium codecs are something that need to be heard to be believed. Worked perfect with Quake & Battlefield2 (Blew away ingame voice). If you need ventrilo server for 10-50 people on the cheap (FREE), Definately check out freeventriloserver.com Filed under: Applications and Computers and Cool and Games and VOIP Comments: 1 Comment
|
|
Posted on 10.15.07 by templeton @ 12:22 am
Desktop for Linux now supports many more image formats and will show better thumbnails for them in your search results. You can also customize the hotkey used to launch the quick search box. And most importantly, Desktop for Linux now searches the content of Microsoft Office documents – our most requested feature. Filed under: General Comments: 1 Comment
|