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Learn How to Burn Downloaded PS2 Games Posted By : Jack Bush
February 16th, 2010 |
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What you need to is sitting at home, open you computer, search the game on a game site, download and burn this ps2 game, and play it. It sounds easy and it really is after you read this article and have learned how to burn downloaded PS2 games.
Learn How to Copy Dreamcast Games Posted By : Jack Bush
February 16th, 2010 |
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Although Sega has cancelled production of the Sega Dreamcast video game system several years ago, there still exists a large community of devoted fans who want to make backup copies of their purchased games in order to protect their investment. If you are one of these fans, please read on to learn how to copy Dreamcast games in this article.
10 OS Lessons Apple Could Learn from Microsoft
December 4th, 2009 |
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Now that Apple’s battle with Psystar is coming to a close, an important realization has emerged: Apple believes that its operating system, Mac OS X, is the foundation stone of its intellectual property and a treasure that must never be degraded by allowing the formation of a competing Mac-compatible computer market. If it didn’t believe that, it would have licensed the operating system a long time ago. But that hasn’t happened in more than 25 years and to all appearances it never will. Now that we know Apple’s intentions and strategy are firmly rooted in its operating system, there are some things that the company must learn if it wants that OS to gain even more market share. And although some might not like to hear it, many of those lessons can be learned from Microsoft.
Windows is in no way a perfect operating system. It has been ravaged by malware, giving Apple the high ground on the security front. It has also suffered from design issues in the past that have allowed Apple to gain ground in the operating system market. But it’s not all bad. Microsoft has made great strides with Windows that Apple could learn from. Apple can also learn from all Microsoft’s mistakes. Here are some of the lessons Apple can learn about the OS market from some of the good and bad ideas Microsoft has had in the past.
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10 Lessons Google Must Learn About OS Security
November 19th, 2009 |
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News Analysis: Google is new to the operating-system market, so it has to demonstrate that it understands how to build and maintain a secure Web OS. The history of Windows security has shown there are many avenues of attack for a desktop operating system. There are even more potential attack strategies for an online OS. But whether or not the company has learned the many hard lessons of Web security is very much in doubt at this point.
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Much has been made about Google’s intentions in the
operating-system space. The company
has made it clear that it is gunning for netbooks. It wants to be the first
major company to deliver an online operating system that can compete with the
likes of Windows 7 Starter edit…
Tech Industry Can Learn from DOJ Inquiries into IBM Mainframe Business
October 14th, 2009 |
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Analysts say the Department of Justice’s inquiry into complaints about IBM’s mainframe business should give other large technology vendors an idea of how the antitrust issue will play out under the Obama administration. The analysts also draw on IBM and Apple as examples to give tech giants a couple of suggestions on how to dull the pain of such inquiries.
– Five months ago, on May 11, the Obama administration revoked an antitrust
policy established during President Bush’s regime that regulators said hindered
their ability to take on anticompetitive behavior by companies that dominate
their market.
At the time, Department of Justice officials said a…
Turn On Your iPod and Learn
October 2nd, 2009 |
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Matthew Symonds (independent.co.uk) reports that Warwick Business School has made its courses and research material available in iTunes University, a free education area within the Apple iTunes Store. Symonds cites new research suggesting “that university students who learn by downloading a podcast lecture achieve significantly higher exam results than those who attend the lecture in person.â€
Be Smart – Learn From Your Business Mistakes
September 27th, 2009 |
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By: Kevin Sinclair We all make mistakes in business. The important issue is that we learn from them and apply the lessons in both our online and off-line business activities. One of my most costly mistakes happened about twelve years ago in the off-line business world. However, the lessons I learnt are just as applicable [...]
Learn how to draw Garfield on iTunes U
July 31st, 2009 |
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Thanks to the Virginia Department of Education and the Professor Garfield Foundation, you — and your kids, of course — can get an Introduction to Comics on iTunes U. The 15 video episodes encourage children to draw, sculpt, and carve. In fact, Jim Davis — who created Garfield — gets the course off to a great start, showing us all how he draws his famous lasagna-loving feline.
Mike Lux: When Will They Ever Learn?
July 29th, 2009 |
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With the dizzying twists and turns of these last several days on health care, we still don’t know where things will lay once the dust…
Jack Myers: Lessons the Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau and Media Industry Could Learn from Baseball
July 27th, 2009 |
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As a baseball fan, I’m fascinated by how quickly the institution of Major League Baseball, team owners, players, agents and others are embracing a revolutionary…
Yvonne R. Davis: The Unteachable Lesson: Can We Learn From Gates and Crowley?
July 25th, 2009 |
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Whether he likes it or not, Gates stands as America’s new 21st Century Poster Child for “racial profiling.”
Darryle Pollack: 10 Parenting Lessons You Can Learn From a Cat
July 20th, 2009 |
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Neither cats or children change their personalities much from the moment of birth. You can, however, observe a cat before choosing to take it home.
Charles H. Green: Lessons You Can Learn from Walter Cronkite: Why He Was the Most Trusted Man in America
July 20th, 2009 |
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I can’t add much to the many eloquent obituaries for Walter Cronkite, other than to say I agree with them. Cronkite taught all of us…
Tony Sachs: My Exclusive Interview With Sir Tom Jones, In Which I Fail To Learn How To Be More Like Tom Jones
July 18th, 2009 |
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Is there anyone alive who’s as cool as Tom Jones? I mean, what other singer’s voice sounds fuller and more robust at age 69 than…
10 Lessons IT Execs Should Learn from the Twitter and TechCrunch Document Dustup
July 17th, 2009 |
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How to meld the Web 2.0 world into your corporate world without taking excessive risk.
– Here’s the background. A hacker apparently was able to access the Google account of a Twitter employee.
Twitter uses Google Docs as a method to create and share information.
The hacker apparently got at the docs and sent them to TechCrunch,
which
decided to publish much of the information. The e…