According to Gizmodo, Netstumbler 0.4 is out with:
“support of the Atheros, Atmel, and Intersil Prism2-based cards (the chipset many WiFi PCMCIA and CF cards use), which means there’s a better chance that NetStumbler or MiniStumbler will work with your hardware.”
I could never get the previous version to work with my PCMCIA wireless card, so I’ll have to give this new version a try!
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Geek News Central has a post about unsubscribing to a handful of feeds that are both partial feeds, and filled with Google Ads. He was nice enough not to name names but I’m sure that any of you who subscribe to said feeds (Cough, cough, Lockergnome, cough cough..)know exactly who he’s talking about. Seriously, with…
Today is a very special day, at least to me. It’s my wife’s birthday! None of what you see on this site would be possible without her support and understanding, so if you appreciate what goes on here, you owe it to her to at least hope she has a happy birthday! Follow these topics:…
Comments are broken , email to my domains is broken, etc. Site’s still here, so that’s something at least. I’m sure the host will be working on it and have it working again soon, in the meantime, if you need to reach me think Gmail. (mike.mcbride) Tags: broken Follow these topics: Uncategorized
This post over at the Friends in Tech forum brought back a lot of memories, especially Douglas’ response, because he really gives some insight into the real meaning of those kinds of comments from users. In the 7 annual reviews I went through at my old job, years 2,3 and 4 all included that sort…
I have been in contact with some one who is interested in starting a tech blog. It’s all very hush-hush for now, since he hasn’t actually started it, but he was asking my best advice as far as getting it out there and having it noticed. My advice was first to write what he knows,…