Mind Circus

This is a tricky one.

I have decided to close the AirPcap posts to comments.

It’s been nearly a year since I began blogging about CACE Technologies’ AirPcap adapter, and over 6 months since I last touched an AirPcap adapter. The posts are now pretty stale and I haven’t kept up with developments in Windows WEP Cracking, making discussion on them rather irrelevant. I also just don’t have the time nowadays to respond to every email and blog comment that I get from the articles.

Sucks, but that’s the way it goes sometimes…

So, a lot of people at DisplayLink should be doing 4 or 5 times the amount of work

Following up from the original Eee PC, Asus just unveiled the Eee PC 900:

• £250
• 8.9 inch widescreen
• 1.3-Megapixel Web cam
• 12GB/20GB SSD storage
• Windows or Linux

Source: BIOS Magazine

I’m seriously tempted…

It’s funny how we program ourselves to automatically do things, but only really notice when our environment changes.

Due to our office expansion, we’ve had to move our radio-key entry system from the inner door to the outer door of the office. I’ve just noticed that, as I pass through the outer door towards the inner door, I still automatically pull my security key out of my pocket and move towards where the key reader used to be - only to remember seconds later that it’s no longer there

If you’ve downloaded a .chm file, but on opening it, can’t see anything, I have a solution for you

Ta-da

• Right click on the file >  Properties
• Find the “Unblock” button, and click it.
  
• Re-open the .chm and it should now display properly