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Rumors, rumors everywhere and now it’s finally out in the wild. During a presentation last week in Washington, Sun Microsystems (Public, NASDAQ:SUNW) CEO Jonathan Schwartz said his company’s open-source file system, ZFS, will be introduced into Mac OS X. I’m sure Steve Jobs was happy he let the cat out of the bag early.
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VMWare Fusion Beta 4 is loose and in the wild as of 06/07/2007. We all know and recognize VMWare as the leader in the virtualization industry, so the following quote will come as no surprise.
Built from the ground up for the Mac, VMware Fusion leverages nearly a decade of virtualization expertise to harness the full [...]

For those of you with newer televisions with the HDMI hookups you know those cables do not come cheap. Well do I have a solution for you! Technical Cable Applications has a whole slew of cables for your every need, but more specifically they have HDMI Cables for way cheaper than you are going to [...]

I thought I’d share some of my linux geekiness today and share one of the scripts I keep in my personal arsenal. This is one I’ve had for some time that I use quite often. It is very simple and it does one thing very quickly. It creates a script. What? Yep. Every get tired [...]

If you didn’t catch my post from yesterday, I detailed how I just opened a new domain called Mouse Engine Optimizer. The reason for this was to separate out all of my SEO (search engine optimization) and overall Make Money Online posts into a different blog. The diversified content seemed to be throwing off my [...]

You guys backup your computers on a regular basis, don’t you? Of course you do. I mean there’s really no reason not too. Me? Well, sure… I mean I usually start out with the intentions of backing up. OK! I don’t as often as I should. So today I want to review a site that [...]

…And I have no privacy, whoa-oa-oa. Sorry, don’t you just love that 80s song, Somebody’s Watching Me by Rockwell? Well, it leads me to my topic today. I stumbled upon a site with some pretty neato gadgets that I figured I’d review for you today.
Pakatak is one of the UK’s largest independent suppliers of surveillance [...]

Google has an early release of a new Google Gears (BETA) that will do just that. It couples a browser Javascript API and a back-end relational database to enable some sort of briefcase model for web applications.
According a TechCrunch article Google Gears Lets Developers Take Apps Offline
Google is hosting a developer day for 5,000 developers [...]

How would like for your computer… nay, your web browser (cough, Firefox) to know exactly when you need more information and to know exactly what type of information you need while browsing the web? Well, AdaptiveBlue believes they have done just that! Maybe not the exactly part, but pretty darn close. Just right click [...]

I’m a work from home software engineer and occasionally I have need to go on-site to work directly with a client. This of course isn’t anything new. However, I do not use a laptop exclusively for my computing needs. I have a desktop computer which I use on a regular basis and then a not [...]