Toght times for Microsoft

You see, even HP is fed up with those guys! Hp will develop it's own version of Linux for Home computers  (HP developing own home OS to avoid Windows?)

Nuestro rastro electrónico (Un fallo de seguridad permite rastrear las acciones en un iPhone)

Cada vez es más difícil no dejar rastro electrónico: cuando navegamos dejamos rastro, cuando utilizamos el móvil dejamos rastro (Un fallo de seguridad permite rastrear las acciones en un iPhone · ELPAÍS.com), ... En definitiva, hay que ser un experto en forénsica computacional para lograr evitar dejar ninguna pista electrónica. Tendremos que aprender a convivir con ello porque el telecontrol no ha hecho más que empezar.

How to get rid of an old MacOS header fork

Download and Install macutil version 2.0b3 on Mac OS X by issuing

"sudo port install macutil" <br /><br />Then issue "macunpack -3 <file name>"<br /><br />Use the data fork as needed.<br />

Microsoft is getting weirder and weirder

Microsoft's second add is even longer that the first one and is a trillion miles away from the route to making Vista a lovable operating system. It's the weirdest add in history. Besides, next beta Windows incarnation, Windows 7, is just a few months away. What are this guys thinking about? They seem to have completely lost their track.

Wonder what name are they going to give to the next Windows version. Vista 2.0?

Tought times coming for Microsoft

There is an unbroken law of nature: organisms are born and die sooner or later. Companies are no exception to this rule. Time seems to have come for Microsoft to fade out. Bill Gates used to say that if Microsoft stopped innovating it will not survive long. Well, don't know if Microsoft has ever innovated much, but tought times are coming for the company. Few people seem to be happy with Vista and the company can't stop selling XP operated computers (see: http://www.electronista.com/articles/08/09/03/ms.lifts.xp.netbook.limits/). Internet Explorer is facing ever more competitors and Office is being fased out by OpenOffice and Google Docs because nobody needs such an amount of features to write a few lines of text at the speed of our slow human brains.

Don't worry, I don't expect anybody to agree with me.