Month: July 2004

How-to deal with malware – Matt Bidinger

Moderating drive current draw to prevent system freezes – Ronald Dy Geronimo

Today is July 4. For those in the United States, it is the day commemorated as of declared independence. Yet for both the United States and the world, it’s more than that. It commemorates not only a declaration of independence,

There’s a good article about RAID 0 over at Anandtech. The conclusion? ” . . . [T]here is no place, and no need for a RAID-0 array on a desktop computer.” Since this will no doubt be a very controversial

Summary: Microsoft’s Wireless Zero Configuration (WCZ) Service in XP may create havoc with WiFi adapters. Note: What follows are selected emails from among many I received on this – I can’t possibly include all who responded – if you did

Sturdy hard drive enclosure – Joe

Someone got his hands on a Sempron and ran a few tests with it. The results were originally posted in a Taiwanese forum, but the site went down for a while, and the thread is now back minus pictures and