Category Archives: Computers and Internet

SSOPA

Posted on January 18, 2012 by

Stop SOPA SOPA is a bill that Hollywood, the music industry, and others (Big Copyright) are lobbying congress to pass. This bill would allow extra-judicial actions to block web sites and payment processing for web sites that Big Copyright disagrees … Continue reading →

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Alt+Tab Depth Inversion Bug

Posted on October 16, 2011 by

If you search the web for Alt Tab Bug you will find many reports of an annoying problem with the behavior of the Windows 7 Alt+Tab feature. Alt+Tab is used to cycle through the set of running programs in order … Continue reading →

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Zune EULA Window Size Fail

Posted on September 1, 2011 by

Windows Update just asked me to install version 4.8 of the Zune software. Okay, fine. Then this license agreement came up:

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Remote Desktop Multimon – Just Kidding!

Posted on June 9, 2011 by

Remote Desktop is pretty cool technology – the ability to connect to a remote machine so seamlessly that you sometimes forget that the machine is remote is pretty amazing. However one thing has always been missing – multimon. As a … Continue reading →

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Photo Tagging Update

Posted on January 12, 2011 by

My obsession with tagging people in my photos with Windows Live Photo Gallery (TM or ® or some-such I’m sure) has continued. I’ve now added 14,594 people tags to 9,511 photos (out of a total of 37,393 photos). There are … Continue reading →

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Photo Tagging with Windows Live Photo Gallery

Posted on July 5, 2010 by

Microsoft’s Windows Live Photo Gallery beta was released June 2010 and I’ve found it quite addictive. It makes tagging people’s faces quite fun – almost a game. In the first eight days of using this new version I tagged 6310 … Continue reading →

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