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Update: DIY Router/Firewall Project
Too Good to be True The whole ‘two machines in one box’ didn’t pan out in the long run. Not that it isn’t perfectly possible; just not on the sparse hardware I attempted to do it on. After a round of updates to both VirtualBox and Windows the network bridging voodoo failed and I…
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Review: Ducky DK9008G2-A PBT
If you have no idea what a ‘mechanical’ keyboard is and why it is a ‘thing’, I suggest you read through the rather thorough post at Overclockers.net before partaking of this article. I became aware of mechanical keyboards from a few hosts that appeared on a few different shows over on Cnet. One in particular would…
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A ‘Not So Large’ Review: Logitech K400 Wireless Keyboard/Touchpad
You might have seen my previous post referencing my desire for a new HTPC input device and how it might have been the Koribo. Well, I finally found a keyboard/pointing device combo that struck my fancy in the Logitech K400. In fact the K400 even looks like a pared down version of the Koribo. I…
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Growing pains
I am poking at this thing again after another long hiatus. Some things might be broken for a while as I had to get creative to update all my back end while keeping things as intact as possible.
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Koribo. I might have found my HTPC input device, but there’s a catch.
PC Perspective posted a link to a review at NeoSeeker of a few of Koribo’s products that intrigued me greatly.
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UPDATE: Repaired TriTrix Post
I finally got around to repairing damage left by un-updated gallery plug-ins and added a few Flexi-stand centric pics as well. The post can be found HERE.
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GTX 470…getting with the times
My only Black Friday purchase was picking up one of these from NewEgg for less than a 1GB GTX 460. Got it installed in my i7 rig and it is blowing away my entire collection. I also picked up a cache of games from Steam for a steal including Metro 2033 and Dirt2. Haven’t download…
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DIY Virtual Router & Server
My foray into the world of custom routers and virtualization.
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Long time no post
I haven’t posted in a while due to the lack of much to post about and work being rather draining as of late. But as a sign of things to come, I am posting this from my new Nexus One. Yes, I was so intrigued by my Archos 5 that I decided to finally plunge…
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Money for nothin’…Micro-Transactions come to WoW
As you may or may not be aware of, Blizzard, the creators of World of Warcraft, have recently made available an in-game mount in the form of the Celestial Steed for the real world price of $25. This practice of charging real money for benefit in a virtual sense has become known as a “micro…
