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Insights and Ideas / Photography : Why I Use a Mac
By Ethan | Tue, Aug 21 2007 | 06:08:08
If you have ever seen the amount of equipment a production photographer needs, you’ll understand why I love my Mac and, for that matter, Apple in general. Every time I shot I would load up my Pelican case and grab my computer “bag”. This bag consisted of my 17-inch wide PC laptop, and everything it needed to run — cables, hard drives, etc. It was over ten pounds with the battery, over two inches thick, and then there was the weight of all the other stuff. It was so heavy I went through several different bags until I finally broke down and bought one of those galactic airport trolley style bags. It was so big and heavy that I could barely get it up a curb. Now, with my new setup, all I need to do is slip my one-inch thick MacBook Pro into my inch-and-a-half neoprene
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Ways to manage USB prudently
By Ravishankar | Fri, Apr 27 2007 | 06:04:04
Have you ever wondered how system and methods fail to fulfill the required needs? We need to find a solution to the interruptions in a multi-processer computer.

One embodiment relates generally to computers and, more particularly, to a interrupt handling technique for a multi-processor computer.

Abstract

Most computers can support various components and devices that comprise or interface with the computer in a variety of different ways. These components and devices must be supported by different software programs and operating environments running in the computer.

Illustrations

For example, a personal computer may connect to peripheral devices through one or more peripheral buses or ports. Examples of popular peripheral buses include
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Can autonomic computing implemented successfully?
By Ravishankar | Fri, Apr 13 2007 | 10:04:04
What is autonomic computing?

Autonomic computing is an approach to self-managed computing systems with a minimum of human interference. The term derives from the body's which controls key functions without conscious awareness or involvement. Autonomic computing is an emerging area of study and a for the entire I/T community to address in earnest.

What are the origins of autonomic computing?

Autonomic computing is the evolution of a long tradition of understanding and creating self-regulating systems. It's risen to the top of the I/T agenda because of the immediate need to solve the skills shortage and the rapidly increasing size and complexity of the world's computing infrastructure.

What is the goal of autonomic computing?

The goal is to re
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Ways To Hide Files On Your Computers
By Ravesh | Sun, Apr 8 2007 | 03:04:48
At some point in time, perhaps on your family computer, or your own computer, you will develop, collect, and store some important personal files on your hard drive that are strictly for your needs and purposes. These digital files may be so important to you, that under no circumstances, should anyone ever be able to access and see them. Some of these personal and business files may include documents, spreadsheets, emails, pdfs, text files, invoices, pictures, videos, and mp3s. These files may be so sensitive in nature, that you realize a need to prevent your spouse, kids, friends, or anyone for that matter, from viewing and accessing them. Perhaps, you may even need to hide porn or other explicit files. Just imagine if your spouse, or little ones at home, did a file search for all picture
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Windows XP Tips for Computer Security.....
By Kanicen | Sun, Apr 8 2007 | 03:04:04
Here are a couple of tips to speed up your Windows XP computer and help keep you protected and secure online. First you need to control which programs load on startup: Many of the programs you install on your computer automatically configure themselves to launch at startup, usually invisibly. The truly essential ones, such as anti-virus and firewall products, generally run as services and run fine in the background. Other less important software like media players don't need to be running continually.

These extra programs slow the boot process and then severely suck up resources like memory and CPU cycles. It is pretty easy to control which applications launch on startup. The System Configuration Utility lists all these applications in one place:

1) To get there: Clic
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