Normally I hate installing software on my computer, if it’s not really needed. Any software you install is one more spot on your computer (your work tool). like, for example, I know Windows Explorer is not the best File Manager, but I would hate to install Total Commander or Far. At least Misrosoft is under preassure [...]
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Free Anti-Viruses Industry
A couple of days ago Microsoft came with a new free Anti-Virus product – Microsoft Security Essentials I will not comment on Microsoft ability to create security products, my opinion could be based of course. I’d like to write a bit about the whole idea of those Free Anti-Virus. Currently it’s not just a GNU-like [...]
Activation codes vs serial numbers
What is the difference between an activation code and a serial number. The biggest one is: One of them costs money and could be a product for your e-shop and another doesn’t cost anything. Activation codes are secret numbers, which are used to activate some software. Normally it happens online. The generation of activation codes [...]
3 Steps in website management
Some time ago I’ve written that webmaster is an obsolete profession. For any website bigger that 5 pages there is no persons who can manage everything – from content to software installation. Even if we’re taking about information website without e-commerce or huge database, there are still several steps, which one needs to follow in [...]
new GPS Garmin nuvo 860T
Following my post about cyberpunk-style satellite communications I’ve found, that we just bought a 4th satellite-technology device in our family – GPS Garmin nuvi 860T. The other 3 were – GPS-receiver for my old Nokia e61i, GPS in my car and satellite dish for Russian TV for my mother in law. many years I mostly [...]
Cyberpunk in our lifes
One of the most distinguished features of cyberpunk is availability of new advanced technology to the poorest groups of people. In Bladerunner a medical lab could be found in the dirty slums, in Snowcrash an uneducated biker caries nuclear weapon and so on. Part of this could also be found in our lives. In Europe [...]
New PC for home
Frist time sinds I sold my old private PC to my friends in the student campus in 1999 I’ve bought one! The last 10 years I got only PCs from work. 10 years ago I was able to find the best configuration, based on 486MMX processor for me, but now I was not sure. So, I’ve [...]
Antispam vs email
One of the best thing I love about email – it’s predictability of delivery. You always (well, almost almost always) know if your email was delivered or not. Either your email shows up in the mailbox of the recipient or warning shows up in your mailbox. Nothing disappears in the middle. It could well be one [...]
web-statistics as a craft
Some time ago, as a technical person, I couldn’t understand the complexity of the whole subject of web statistics and analytics. Web-statistics – measuring how many pages were visited and when Web-analytics – trying to understand what it means When you know little, it’s always easy to build a logical solid theory about something. That’s [...]
Delivering message about your software product
Recently I’ve got a 2-days training from Omniture (hope to write more about it tomorrow). My question as a person, trying to sell online the software was: “How to deliver the message to the customers”. In more details, I wanted to know, how to tell people more about product, how to find out, what do [...]





