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Network Stumbler – Find Wireless Access Points
Network Stumbler is a free utility designed for finding wireless access points and logging their signal strength. This tool can be used for finding the best location for a wireless access point, finding
VIEW POSTModern Motherboards: Out with the old and in with the “new” new
Guest post by Brian G: In the real world, I work as a data and systems architect. A client surprised me this week by asking for a “10 year architecture plan” to include detailed hardware specifications.
VIEW POSTBusiness Focus – Outsourcing – What’s it all About?
IT requirements are becoming more and more complex, and, as they do so, computer consumers (or businesses) are able to put together packages for their needs based on services they have provided for them
VIEW POSTMozBackup – Backup Anything From Mozilla Products
There are plenty of utilities out there to backup your Internet Explorer or Outlook Express settings but very few for Mozilla Products. MozBackup is a free utility for backing up Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla
VIEW POSTHow to Replace a Power Supply (and buy a good one)
Once upon a time there lived a PC who killed video cards. He was a nice, quiet PC, middle aged and had always performed his duties well. At some point he changed though. He went through several video cards
VIEW POSTFreelancer of the Future – Where is the Industry Heading?
No you won’t find anything about going to work on hoverboots or becoming one with your machine in the manner of the Matrix or the Lawnmower Man (look it up if you have to). Every so often, you have
VIEW POSTClamWin Portable – Portable Antivirus
This one was recommended by one of our forum members. ClamWin Portable is a free Windows antivirus with a difference; it can run entirely from portable media such as a USB flash drive, iPod, portable harddrive
VIEW POSTHow to Safely Dispose of your Old PC
Computers are one of those things which have its novelty wear off pretty fast. I find myself upgrading several components of my system every year on a regular basis, in order to keep up with the technological
VIEW POSTThe Freelance Recruiting Bible: Interviewing
You’ve prepared, preened and posted, checkout out your body language and made sure you’ve got something noteworthy to ask and say at your interview (imagine how the candidates feel!). Now
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