• 2009 April

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    The Coffee Desk On Twitter

    For all of you Twitter-addicts out there, we now send our RSS feeds to Twitter under the username of TheCoffeeDesk. This is an automatic process via RSS To Twitter and
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    Are SSDs Ready For The Data Center?

    Solid-State Drives (SSDs) are recently becoming popular storage mediums in laptops, and are praised for their speed and shock resistance. However, there has been some debate over whether or not
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    Top 10 Forgotten Windows Secrets

    We’ve all seen those lists of keyboard shortcuts and other not-surprising tips about Windows and its shell programs, but this is a list of even more obscure Windows features and
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    .NET Could Be Key For Windows On ARM Netbooks

    With all of the recent discussion about utilizing very low-power ARM chips as an alternative to IA-32/IA-64 as a choice CPU of the rising netbook scene, Microsoft’s Windows family of
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    OSI Model Layer 8

    A common misconception about the Open Systems Interconnection model is that it contains only seven layers, named “Physical”, “Data Link”, “Network”, “Transport”, “Session”, “Presentation” and “Application”. This is inconsistent, however,
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    Zombie Invasion Begins

    A New Orleans resident, Joseph Lancellotti, recently reported an attack on his person by a man whom he describes was “unintelligibly shouting”, and knocked Lancellotti in the head before taking
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    What is Google Suggest -ing?

    Google’s Suggest feature was taken out of beta testing and added to the world-renown search engine giant’s front page not more than a year ago, and has proven to be
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    Lame April Fool’s Joke

    Keeping with the spirit of lame April fool’s jokes today posted by other news sites like Slashdot and Digg, we thought we’d get in on the stupid blatantly-fake headline tirade
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