If you’re not one of the Apple fans obsessing over all the products announced recently, let me tell you about the one that’s peaked my interest the most: the tiny MacMini ( although I keep wanting to call it the MiniMac ). I’ve been a recent convert to the Apple camp, although I still have […]
Or how just chatting with Jason was just as likely to fix my PC. After installing a new 200G hard drive in my main desktop this weekend, the OS-that-will-go-unamed was not happy. Now, normally I wouldn’t care since up until very recently I was not using it at all but then came Warcraft and my
From PVRblog: TiVo announces new developer tools: The latest bit of information to come out is that TiVo is going to be opening up more to developers. The three new tools are TiVo Video Publisher, TiVo Multimedia Web Services API and TiVo Service Integration. Here are more details and some interesting demographics about TiVo users.
ACM today released a survey of IT/software development projects to identify the most common causes of failure and developed a tool to assess what the risk of failure for a given project is. As part of a multiyear research program on software project risk, we asked MIS directors in 60 organizations to make 720 separate
Happy New Year to all of you! Writing was light last month for a number of reasons, chief among them the holidays and a much needed week off from work.
Gizmodo, Wired, and PVRBlog are reporting that TiVoToGo is now available. For now, the service is limited to copying shows from your standalone series 2 TiVo to a Windows PC. You’ll need the latest version of the TiVo Desktop software, and you’ll want to read this post from the community forums. Supposedly they’re working on