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PhotoImpact Dirge |
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Thursday, 26 November 2009 |
I remember when I first learned of PhotoImpact, some 10 years ago when I bought by first flat bed scanner. The version then was 4, and it came bundled with the software package. I installed it on my computer, and rather ignored it for the most part, then one day booted it up and started playing with it. I was impressed with what it had to offer, and from that day forth, I was hooked.
Fast foward 10 years--now PhotoImpact is (was) on version 13. After many subsequent upgrades and Corel's aquisition of Ulead, Corel announced that it was discontinuing the product. This is like losing an old friend. I suppose it is about time I jump ship and start using somethin else....CS4? CS3? PSP? I dunno.... WAH!
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Untangle 7.0 and 6.2 and VMware |
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Saturday, 12 September 2009 |
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Something I've been wanting to do for some time now is set up a smart firewall...that is a firewall does not blindly forward traffic that I tell it to and drop everything else. I wanted a firewall that that works actively filtering content, gives logging, and helps prevent DoS and other sorts of attacks. Most SOHO users could care less for this sort of thing, but for techno-geeks and other enthusiasts, having this sort of ability is like a fine wine compared cheap malt liquor. |
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Don't Copy That 2 |
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Friday, 11 September 2009 |
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ASP.NET AJAX Tools Demo |
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Thursday, 03 September 2009 |
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I'm behind the times, I suppose as I've been out of the .NET world for a couple of years. You leave then come back and about the only thing that hasn't changed is the name of the language. But that aside, I've been sipping some of the Microsoft Kool-Aid for a couple of months now, and decided that I like...well I like it tentatively. There are caveats, and most of them have to do with configurations nightmares involving .NET applications. And I thought DLL hell was bad. |
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Open Source and Software Piracy |
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Saturday, 29 August 2009 |
With the rise of the internet, software distribution has become easy. It is arguable that without the internet, open source software would likely still be lagging far behind proprietary software. Open source relies heavily on the internet as a distribution medium, but this distribution medium is a double edge sword, as it also has made software piracy spiral out of control.
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