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Continue reading →: Linux for Windows users
Since I get asked to evaluate lots of Linux software in my new job, I thought I’d install Red Hat Linux 8.0 and see how hard it is to get it to work in a Windows world. The Linux folks have made great progress, but there is no easy transition/migration…
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Continue reading →: Tacops
Now Tacops is a different story. It is based on an actual simulator used by the military and is written by an ex-major in the US Marines. So it is perhaps too realistic. Tacop Hints. So you end up with very realistic advice as from CD Magazine TAcops Hints continued.…
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Continue reading →: Battlefield 1942
OK, I’ve been playing this game for a little bit to get the hang of it. Not the most realistic game. You have to look at TAcops for those, but kind of like Doom plus a little realism. Here’s a good list of hints that I’ve found: Battlefield 1942 Hints.…
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Continue reading →: Portmagic
Pure Networks: Port Magic. Hey give this one a try, manages ports for you. Great for playing Internet games. Gave me a great excuse to buy all the latest games. Go 1942!
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Continue reading →: New categorization ideas
PuzzlePieces on Blogosphere. wow, what a great list of the interesting new ideas about categorization on the web. Don’t you just love the ’net and blogosphere? Post your ideas on LazyWeb, and anything onto the Internet Topic Exchange (new, the “first public implementation of the Ridiculously Easy Group Forming concept”).…
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Continue reading →: Careers and Things
Eve asked me some great questions about careers and advice. Not sure I had the best answers, but thought the questions were interesting.
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Continue reading →: Trek 560
I have a beloved 1985 Trek 560 road bike. I’m updating its components as my second bike. For more detials, Vintage trek has scanned in the actual 1985 Trek Racing Bike Brochure. This means I’m going to: Drive Train. Changing out all the six speed drive train into a Campagnolo…
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Continue reading →: Email to Blog
A long standing project. I actually figured out pretty much how to do it with B2/Cafelog, but I’m going to convert everyone at Geek Fishing over to MovableType and restart the project with MovableType. That does mean I have to learn Perl though, so it will take a while. On…
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Continue reading →: An Explanation…
This represents a new use of categories in MovableType. I’m going to keep track of various projects that I work on by adding the category uncompleted to them and then keeping track of all entries that are uncompleted. It really is a test of how to use MovableType where the…
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Continue reading →: WiFi Sniffer and Gizmodo are cool
Gizmodo : Sniffing for WiFi. Wow, a pocket WiFi sniffer. I love it. Plus, the Gizmodo website is superb for dedicated geek toy lovers like me.
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