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For a while now, Google has included built in PDF rendering capabilities within the Chrome Browser. I never liked this because while it is lightweight, it is missing many features that a real PDF reader should have. E.g.: You can’t rotate PDF files while viewing them, the printing options are far limited compared […]
Cablevision has announced a new feature that they are calling “PC to TV Media Relay”, the idea of which is to stream the screen contents from a personal computer to a special channel on the customer’s cable box. They are planning to get a technical trial going by June of this year. From the press […]
My personal computer has an Intel SSD for the boot drive (C:) and a RAID5 array for data storage (D:). Because D: is a RAID5 array, it is fault tolerant. If one of the three drives fails, I can replace it without losing any data. C: is just a single drive, so if it failed […]
I had some business to take care of on the New Jersey state websites today, but have been unable to for a while, as both http://www.state.nj.us and http://www.nj.gov are down! The two domains point to the same IP address, 199.20.64.195, which is unresponsive at this point.
Looks like someone dropped the ball down in Trenton!
Update: New […]
If you are familiar with the ATI Radeon 5970, you know it is a powerful video card, and very large. I was not sure that it would fit in my Antec CA900 case, but I was pleased to find that it does (with a little rearranging of components).
Back in May, I purchased a Magellan Maestro 4370 to use as my primary GPS in the car. The 4370 has a nice high resolution display, does a good job planning and optimizing multi-stop trips, supports Navteq’s real time TMC traffic, and has a nice quick processor to keep recalculations fast and usable. When it […]
A while back, I picked up a Hanns-G HG281D 28″ LCD monitor. The monitor does not have the best black levels or viewing angle consistency, but the picture quality is not bad, and generally I would say that it offers a great value for the price. There was one annoyance though… when hooked to […]
A few years back, I used the original Samsung Blackjack and loved it. The Epix is the spiritual “Blackjack 3”, retaining the portrait alignment, non-rotating screen above an awesome non-sliding physical keyboard, while stepping up to a modern architecture running WM6.1 Pro. I call the keyboard awesome because the tactile response and guaranteed button activation […]
Just wanted to test out remote posting to the site via MoBlog on my Samsung Epix.
If you can see this, it worked!
If you are looking for a mobile blogging application for your Windows Mobile based phone, check out MoBlog at http://sampath.wordpress.com/moblog/ for more information.
Well, I’ve been meaning to do this for a while. I take a lot of pictures, wanted to keep my friends and family up to date on what’s going on with Sheryl and I lately, both good reasons to set up the new site. I might do some more back-dated additions to include the pictures […]
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Cablevision prepping PC to TV Media Relay
Cablevision has announced a new feature that they are calling “PC to TV Media Relay”, the idea of which is to stream the screen contents from a personal computer to a special channel on the customer’s cable box. They are planning to get a technical trial going by June of this year. From the press […]