Microsoft must be wondering what else it can do to prevent piracy, especially for products that are yet to be released. The latest offering that is expected to hit testers around the globe early next year, Windows 7 is already out and circulation is going thick and fast; thanks to the technology of torrents.
Pirate Bay [...]

I’m a lazy guy. I think it’s easier to prevent problems beforehand than it is to try to solve them after they occur. Let’s face it—even if you’re able to fix a problem, you would have saved yourself a lot of grief if you could have avoided that problem completely. It pays to spend a [...]

Disclaimer : I don’t have any biased feeling towards Akismet. Any claims made in this post are purely factual.
I had written an article earlier stating that Akismet does not work as it supposed to. I was referring to the intelligence factor in the linked article while today, I emphasize that Akismet alone is not sufficient [...]

Countering the PC ad by Apple, Microsoft has unveiled the I’m a PC ad which stars John Hodgman look-a-like. The ad starts with Hello, I’m a PC, and I’ve been made into a stereotype. The ad features several people including Bill Gates, Eva Longoria, Deepak Chopra and Pharrell Williams; Seinfeld has been rested though. Enjoy [...]

Emoticons are all our favorites… isn’t it? Presenting a list of most commonly used emoticons

Here is probably the biggest list of computer acronyms collated on a single webpage. Refer and enjoy!!!

XHTML, the latest revision of HTML, adds another required element to your Web pages: the <!DOCTYPE> tag. This tag appears at the top of the file and identifies the file as an HTML document conforming to the XHTML requirements. If you were to create an XHTML-conforming document, it would look like the following:

Its weekend! So, lets get to the lighter side of life. I have compiled this list of reasonings on why computers are regarded as females.

PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. 8, 2008
HP today announced an unprecedented milestone in mobile computing: up to 24 hours of continuous notebook operation on a single battery charge.
As measured by an industry-standard benchmark, the new HP EliteBook 6930p configured with an optional ultra-capacity battery delivered up to 24 hours of battery runtime.(1)