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Today is the day I really realize the importance of backing up.
Perhaps it was when I switched over to Mac OSX that I started to lose worry over personal computer errors, since it was claimed the OS is extremely stable. Regardless of whatever system you’re using, backing up is so important that if you have the chance — do it.

I guess I am an impulsive shopper. While visiting 5ThirtyOne.com, I stumbled upon the Flickr account of the blog owner (Derek) and saw a photo of a Sumo Bean Bag

I thought this would be a great topic to write about when a student phoned for some IT Support. She then brought forth the following question as the call was ending: “Which is more secure? The university’s wireless internet, or the wired internet on the lab computers?”

It’s been 6 days since my last post and I owe it all to this game. I dropped by my local EB store on Sunday and found a used copy of Drakengard 2 for $15. I was actually hyped about the first installment after looking at some previews on The Magic Box, but never bothered to pick it up because it was released in what was a real busy time for me. I wasn’t even aware a sequel was made.

Near the beginning of August, news surfaced that AOL has released the search logs of over 650,000 users for research purposes. I wanted to know if there was such a way to “hide your tracks”…