Want to destroy some web pages?  Github has a Javascript bookmarklet that will allow you to transform any web page into a game of asteroids. Click here to kill some time?.  Or destroy some annoying web ads…
Funny, but in a sad way. Â The Onion is parodying the nanny state in this fake news clip. In The Know: Panelists discuss ways to care for the nation\’s paranoid schizophrenics, such as hiding cameras in their homes or audio transmitters in their ears.
Well, this doesn\’t seem to be very clear on the Microsoft site(s) that I have looked at… But, Office 2011 only supports Exchange 2007 or higher. So if you run Exchange 2003, the only way you\’ll be able to connect to the Exchange server is through IMAP, which will eliminate your ability to use your […]
Texting bans for drivers not putting a dent in accident rates from Ars Technica: Study after study shows that distracted drivers are far more likely to get into accidents, which has led a number of states to craft laws intended to limit one of the most significant distractions: the cell phone. Initial efforts focused on […]
The LastBroadcast has a review online for the first episode of \”Single Father\”. Single Father returns David Tennant to the Television screen, possibly in his most chilling and challenging role ever… A single father of 4 young kids. Okay, I maybe exaggerating slightly, but I have enough trouble with a Wife & a 6 year […]
Do you realize the number of books that are challenged, and/or banned every year? Or even more so, does anyone care? Censorship is a problem, a major problem, it prevents people from communicating, talking, and bringing opposing view points to the foreground. Yes, sometimes the debates that stem from the opposing views go to far, […]
I have to make a resolution to try to stop coming up with bad puns, or word gags for my blog posts… But I do it so unfrequently…. Sorry, I got off on a tangent there… Have you run into a situation where Apple mail just seems to reject any attachments that you add? Â For […]
The system version is on the Installer disc, at: /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist You can get the specific information with this command: defaults read /path/to/mount/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion ProductBuildVersion While the above describes how to do it on media, you can also test your local hard drive. Â See below: [nerv:/system/library/CoreServices] benjamin% defaults read /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion { ProductBuildVersion = 10F569; ProductCopyright = \”1983-2010 […]