Tech News

  • Intel PR Interview @ Maximum Hardware

    Published: Thursday, November 8, 2001 | By: Dennis

    This is a pretty interesting interview in that it covers some of the current issues with Intel and their products. I think everyone will like this quote. "If you put large tires on a Pinto, it is still a Pinto." big grin smile

  • New Disk Drives from IBM

    Published: Wednesday, November 7, 2001 | By: Dennis

    There are a bunch of new drives listed in this article, some of the most noticeable are the modified drives for use in a blade server and a 120GB Deskstar 120GXP.

  • 0.13 Pentium 4 at Comdex

    Published: Wednesday, November 7, 2001 | By: Dennis

    The new 0.13-micron process seems to be the next big step for Intel and they are going to demo the technology at Comdex this year. Intel claims that this new process will help the Pentium 4 break 3GHz by next year. Also on the demo list is the 0.13-micron server-grade Pentium III that is similar to the Tualatin that we have already seen.

  • Slow News Week

    Published: Tuesday, November 6, 2001 | By: Dennis

    Good tech news is getting hard to find these days, which is kind of strange considering the time of year. I suppose we can blame it on what I will call "The Tech Slowdown Syndrome". or TTSS for short.

    Of course if you have any tech news, send it in

  • Multi-Network NIC

    Published: Sunday, November 4, 2001 | By: Dennis

    Something I saw over at the OCP today got me thinking. What if you could have a dual-homed server that only used one NIC? As it would turn out Intel is all over that.

  • .NET Application beats Java

    Published: Thursday, November 1, 2001 | By: Dennis

    It is an age-old battle, what is better VB or Java. Of course the hard cores in each camp have their own opinions on the subject and it is amazing how with just a few tweaks things can get faster for either side.

    This is an interesting article not because of the VB vs. Java dispute but how Macromedia is planning on moving Cold Fusion to a java platform instead of keeping with its native P code.

  • ASP application used for security

    Published: Thursday, November 1, 2001 | By: Dennis

    An ASP application is now available that can help automate the security of your network. It works by scanning the interior of your network for some of the more common AND uncommon vulnerabilities. I am skeptical by nature, but given what they say, it might have the goods. I'd be happy to review it! big grin smile

  • Robot dog gets hacked

    Published: Thursday, November 1, 2001 | By: Dennis

    Sony tells enthusiasts that they have no right to post on their site the method by which one can hack Aibo. The hack will allow a programmer to make Aibo do things other than what the original programmers had intended. So, it would seem if you want your Aibo to have a strange social behavior its now possible.

  • Netscape 6.2 Released

    Published: Thursday, November 1, 2001 | By: Dennis

    An update to the ever-popular Netscape 6 has been released, and once again the themes from past versions are not compatible.

  • HaxX0r your XP Login Screen

    Published: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 | By: Dennis

    The big thing with Windows 2000 was to change your startup logo, well the fun transfers to XP. Once again using the RegHack tool you can replace bitmaps and change colors of your login screen and amaze your friends.