This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my sixth post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here.
Google Voice (GV) is a powerful and flexible telephony service which offers free features [...]

This year there are a few versions of  Windows which will go out of support. If you continue to use these version  of Windows beware;  it is effectively be the same as driving a Ford Capri around town; it works, everyone of a certain age knows what it is, but good luck if it goes wrong.
Windows 2000 Professional and [...]

Looks like one of the Open Source Institute’s own has recently taken it upon himself to do a little rogue pen-testing.  He managed to grab the unsalted password hashes and brute force himself a couple of passwords.  He logged into a couple of accounts, and alerted the admins to a weakness.  The site admins are [...]

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my third post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here.
The word hackintosh (or Hackint0sh) is:
…a portmanteau of the word “hack” and the name [...]

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my third post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here.
The word hackintosh (or Hackint0sh) is:
…a portmanteau of the word “hack” and the name [...]

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my third post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here.
The word hackintosh (or Hackint0sh) is:
…a portmanteau of the word “hack” and the name [...]

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. I’ve agreed to share a series of blog posts here on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity” this week. Hope you find this series helpful! If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. Full disclosure: I’m not affiliated [...]

Hopefully, by the time my 6th grader gets out of high school, his teachers will be using a web-based learning management system (LMS) like Moodle to receive and track student assignments. There are LOTS of reasons a LMS can make life easier for both teachers and students. A big one is it can eliminate student [...]

Hopefully, by the time my 6th grader gets out of high school, his teachers will be using a web-based learning management system (LMS) like Moodle to receive and track student assignments. There are LOTS of reasons a LMS can make life easier for both teachers and students. A big one is it can eliminate student [...]

The Caching Manager is a powerful part of the Microsoft Enterprise Library for ASP.NET. Here, Dennis van der Stelt walks through an example of defining and configuring a custom Caching Manager class:
[... I want to] turn off caching completely. And I want that so I can do some performance tests with the websites we have [...]