Windows XP 64 bit - First Look This article was updated 07-22-07 Windows XP 64 bit - First Look (written by Digital Dave) (This is an updated look at the 64 bit OS after over 2 years of running it!) I have had the pleasure of running the 64 bit Windows XP OS for about 2 years now. For those of you who do not know, MS decided to take Windows XP to the next level by releasing a 64 bit version of the OS. In this article, I'm going to take a first look at what it brings to the table and what you can...

I finally got to see the boxed version in my local store the other day, and I notice that the box specs are different to what was advised in here a while ago. The lesser spec makes me wonder if the game is playable on my computer, as I had originally discounted it as not likely. Opinions please, but as this is a notebook, nothing is changeable, so there is no point in giving upgrade suggestions. Just give me a straight answer as to if the game will run, and how well if it will. Thanks. DXDIAG fo...

I should be using this later this afternoon, in which I hope to see how COH:OF will perform if Vista Drivers work on it. In the mean time you can read this, and if you observe the first pic, you can see at the upper right of the window is says: "Windows7 Home Premium", which suggests that there will be more overblown versions. I guess we'll find out within a few months. Quote: : It’s that time again. Has it been that long? Windows Vista has been Microsoft’s most public, most controversial yet mo...

On Sun, 2 Nov 2008 21:08:24 -0700, George <george@example.invalid I voted yesterday and had the machine tell me that I had not blackened the ovals sufficiently in a couple places. That got me to thinking about digital signal processing and ultimately, faxes. Apparently the Comite Consulatif International Telephonique et Telegraphique (CCITT) are the people who standardized fax transmissions. I'm trying to imitate the use of the T.4 encoding. Each scan line contains 1,728 pixels. They...

Just to remind you, Check Point Software Technologies is the owner of ZoneAlarm firewall. This article states that Checkpoint was founded by members of the Israeli Mossad Hi-Tech Intelligence Unit. This company has also been proscribed from winning sensitive US government contracts as it is believed to be a front for Israeli Intelligence. Would you trust such a firewall which could be leaking such information to the Israelis? http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1029006.html Is Israel's booming h...