Monthly Archives: May 2009

[ad#google] From 32 bit to 64 bit You’ve heard the drill, any system with 4GiB+ of RAM requires a 64 bit operating system. Why? Because the total addressing space of the memory (the number of locations on the physical memory … Continue reading →

This often overlooked issue is easily solveable. Since the whole computer system is based on the SI system, which only standardized unit/time, every other option is a non-standard invention by some computer engineers. So if you see people using anything … Continue reading →

Yet another informative post Oh, do I love myself when I make these intelligent articles that actually inform people rather than annoy them. Well, turns out they are not such a common occurence on this blog, but hey, they’re usually longer. So, … Continue reading →

Ah… those new ads from Microsoft, how wonderfully full of bullshit. I’m sorry, but no, you won’t get what I actually call a laptop for under 1000$. Simply, no. It’s already hard enough to get quality from a 1000$ Desktop … Continue reading →

Some time, brilliant stuff happens on the Internet. What would you do without Charlie Bit my Finger on YouTube… Well, no, really smart stuff, like Wikipedia or Google. In my opinion, there is now a third product on the Internet … Continue reading →

So, I work right at the side of some translators at work and I can’t get enough of those feminization discussions. What do you do if you have both genders being addressed by a pronoun in French, usually you use … Continue reading →

Making the step up from shared hosting is not always easy. We’ve recently done so with AMV-Canada.com. The forum was starting to get really slow, so we had to move on. We upgraded from 1and1 home shared hosting to Media Temple’s Grid-Service, a clustered hosting … Continue reading →