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Category Archives: Hardware
Epson printer on Mac OS
I think it started with Sonoma or Sequoia. Now I’m on Tahoe, and it’s still not resolved. Add printer using + button having it discovered using Bonjour thing, choose Add, and forget about it, and print forever. Well, ‘it started’, so it’s not as easy anymore. Continue reading
Poor sound from headphones on hp dock
Just a quick one on hardware. I got a super-cool EliteBook 8570p i7/SSD at work… I normally take it home in the evening, so I really prefer to keep the headphones @work attached to the dock. I was so disappointed to … Continue reading
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Digitalocean review
Being a web developer with clear lamp preference, I believe it was a trivial task for ad servers to target digitalocean.com ads at me. Those ads are just all over the net. In my gmail, on my basecamp account, my facebook … Continue reading
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Pushing Virtualization to the Limits
We have a Windows Server 2008 r2 with Hyper-V on a true server hardware and dozens of VMs on it. I’ve setup an Ubuntu x64 machine on my computer and wanted to consolidate by moving it to the server. Export/import … Continue reading
Testing web pages in different IE versions
When you think you are done with the development, you are at the beginning of resolving cross-IE compatibility issues. At least as a beginner every one of us have gone through this phase. The world is offering IE Collection, IETester, … Continue reading
Laptop buying advise
Ocassionally I’m recommended as “the guy who knows computers” to help friend-of-a-friend computer newbies make a right choice when shopping for a computer. Usually my job here is to make sure that they don’t be too thrifty for RAM, or … Continue reading
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