Yesterday morning, Fox News ran a story on a Islamic extremist website created by the 22-year-old son of Saudi Arabian immigrants. When I heard the website was being run by a resident of North Carolina, I immediately wondered if my website hosting company, based in North Carolina, was hosting the site. Here's why I should care.
If you've switched to Windows Vista and are having a hard time adapting to its new Start menu, here's how you can switch to something more familiar.
Here's an online utility that will answer this question for you.
As outlined in previous articles on this blog, pedophiles love MySpace. And often, kids just don't fully appreciate the dangers – especially teens. That's why you owe to your kids to look at their MySpace activity.
Today I stumbled on an interesting but heavily depressing website that documents known uses of MySpace by pedophiles. If your kids are online, and they're old enough to comprehend the content, you need to show them this site. Here's why.
If you've been watching the news over the past several months, then you know that sexual predators use MySpace to target kids online. While there's no way to completely eliminate your children's access to this nefarious website, there are steps you can take to make it hard to access.
If having a desktop cluttered with icons bothers you, one way to reduce the clutter is to reduce the spacing between icons.
Now that you've installed Windows Vista, are you wondering where some of your old, familiar icons have disappeared to? Here's how to get them back.
All versions of Windows Vista except the Home Basic edition come with the new Aero interface. If your system's graphics hardware meets the minimum requirements, Aero is enabled during the installation of Windows Vista. So what is Aero?
Do you have a gazillion icons on your Windows desktop? Are they hiding a beautiful wallpaper picture? Here's an idea that unclutters your desktop and makes it easier to find programs.
