Monthly Archives: January 2007

LinkedIn’s second wind

Posted on January 25, 2007 by Paul Lockwood

Like many busy people I used to politely decline requests to join LinkedIn – a social networking website for professionals. A few weeks ago I finally gave it a try and on uploading my Gmail contacts a whopping 70+ people I … Continue reading →

Posted in Technology | Comments Off on LinkedIn’s second wind

SecurAble – is your DEP working

Posted on January 22, 2007 by Paul Lockwood

Steve Gibson of GRC fame spits out another useful tool: It simply displays if some newer hardware features are available on your PC. The screen-shot is verification that the 64bit PC I built almost three years does support DEP. DEP: Prevents … Continue reading →

Posted in Podcasts, Technology | Comments Off on SecurAble – is your DEP working

Linux web servers are case senstive

Posted on January 10, 2007 by Paul Lockwood

When re-hosting this blog I decided to go with an engine that published plain-jane html. The main reasons are: . Simplicity of hosting . Speed of pages to appear (i.e. no ASP.Net engine to ‘warm up’) . Should be simple … Continue reading →

Posted in Technology | Comments Off on Linux web servers are case senstive

HDMI Compatibilty Woes

Posted on January 3, 2007 by Paul Lockwood

Over the last few days I have been on forums and chatting with friends about HDTV. Anyone in the market should be aware that just getting HDMI is not enough. According to this article at cnet not all HDMI devices are compatible … Continue reading →

Posted in HDTV | Comments Off on HDMI Compatibilty Woes

My Highlights of 2006 and Goals for 2007

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Paul Lockwood

It is the time of year again, and since Lariam has almost totally gone my life will return even closer to normal this year. Professional Highlights of 2006 Lariam is barely holding me back now. About one day a month … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged | Comments Off on My Highlights of 2006 and Goals for 2007