Monthly Archives: March 2007

Jumping to Vista Goes Missing

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Michael Koby

I had to delete my “Jumping to Vista” post which I had hoped would be the start of a new technology series to last the next 4-5 weeks or so. However, after fighting with Windows Vista all weekend and on Monday to get it to be stable, I was unsuccessful. Continue reading →

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links for 2007-03-13

Posted on March 12, 2007 by Michael Koby

NVIDIA Forums -> nvlddmkm stopped responding in Windows Vista (tags: nvidia vista driver)

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Are News Outlets Still Relevant

Posted on March 12, 2007 by Michael Koby

In todayâ€™s world of
consistently updated
news websites, RSS
feeds, and push mail
phones like
Blackberrys, it is
tough to imagine that
normal news outlets
like newspapers and
television news
stations not becoming
more obsolete
everyday. Today it is
all about the RSS
reader, the gadget or
widget, and news
website. So what
does this mean for the
common news outlet? Continue reading →

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links for 2007-03-12

Posted on March 11, 2007 by Michael Koby

Top 25 Personal Finance Myths (tags: finance lifehacks money)

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Music Organization Tips Wrap Up

Posted on March 9, 2007 by Michael Koby

Over the last few
weeks, we have gone
over how to better
organize your digital
music collection. We
went over how to
identify those
unknown tracks,
getting your metadata
in order, and even
ways to finish things
off with a nice touch.
Just so that you can
find all the articles
from this series in one
place, I have linked to
each of the four
articles from this
page. Continue reading →

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Music Organization Tips: Finishing Things Up

Posted on March 7, 2007 by Michael Koby

Over the past couple of weeks, we have gone over how to identify unknown tracks and tagging your audio files. All in order to help you get your music collection organized to itâ€™s fullest potential. This week, we are going … Continue reading →

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