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Continue reading →: Home Theater Advice for this
Home Theater Advice for this Month Remote Central is the place for automating your remote controls. I personally think the Philips Pronto are the absolute best price/performance leader. Plus I love programming it. Remote Central lets you do that, find other task based user interfaces and codes for all your…
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Continue reading →: Time Synchronization ExplainedTime Synchronization Software
Time Synchronization Explained Time Synchronization Software is the central place where all information on syncing time across the Internet with your PC. Some great utilities to keep things in sync.
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Continue reading →: AtomTime98This is the way to
AtomTime98This is the way to automatically updae the clock on Windows 98 machines. Wih Windows XP, it has is own sync software built in so you don’t need this. Double click on the time on the lower left and it is the third pane.
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Continue reading →: Network Time Protocol (NTP) Explained.
Network Time Protocol (NTP) Explained. Windows XP has a time synchronization utility. Very valuable for geeks like me to have my watches exactly on time. Doesn’t work on my HP XP machine, but does on my home one. It complains about being in the wrong stratum. Didn’t understand this until…
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Continue reading →: Small Form Factor PCsPanel PCs
Small Form Factor PCs Panel PCs Prices.Best price list for Panel PCs, they are expensive at $3,000 for a 15″ LCD with a PC in it, but haven’t checked them all out yet. These are in Australian dollars, but give you a sense of cost.
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Continue reading →: Panel PC OK, Star Trek
Panel PC OK, Star Trek here we come, here is a PC built into an LCD flat panel by It doesn’t have a price on it, but it sure is cool. Might get one of these for Grace…
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Continue reading →: Book PC A true
Book PC A true book sized PC, might get one just to see if it really works at. It is from EZgo Portable PC Barebone. Smallest PC in the World. Upto 1GHz, CD-ROM ( DVD, CD-RW, CD-RW/DVD Combo optional)
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Continue reading →: Build Your Own Mini-PC. OK,
Build Your Own Mini-PC. OK, so I fried Alex’s computer by plugging in the power supply. Replaced it, but I’ll need another. I bought a monitor already, soee the next blog, but now is the time to build another machine. Thank goodness, Tom’s Hardware gives me the spec for a…
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Continue reading →: Greetings Blogger Rich's first post
Greetings Blogger Rich’s first post of a new blog. Hopefully I’ll update this as I find interesting new sites on PCs, consumer electronics of all sorts, and bicyclng as well as strange wireless gadgets.
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Continue reading →: The Head Geek Overview
Here are the latest personal photos. Thanks to Seattle Filmworks for their great digitization, although you do have to manually convert from their proprietary format to JPEGs. These are thumbnails and behind each is a full 30KB JPEG you can get just by clicking. Just before Alex was born The…





