Check out your broadband speed. Mine isn’t too bad considering I’m pulling down a lot of files to rebuild the box while running the test.

Check out your broadband speed. Mine isn’t too bad considering I’m pulling down a lot of files to rebuild the box while running the test.

So, I’m in the course of rebuilding my home PC and finding out how out of date it is.
Oh well. One of the things I used to do was keep a flash drive of setup apps handy but I haven’t kept up on it and those are very out of date.
Then I found Ninite. It does a lot of the searching for the latest app business for you. Granted, it doesn’t let you pick where you want to install stuff so that doesn’t really work for me all the way (I like my apps on a separate partition) but if nothing else, it’s a great short list on what apps I *do* want put on my box.
Check it out if you find a need for such a tool in a pinch.
This poll may contain the most jacked results I have ever seen. Take a look for yourself. Does ANY result show how Bing has been user approval than Google? Did Microsoft buy Time while I wasn’t looking?

Though I tend to agree with the commenters that Y2K was a mixed bag as I remember there being a LOT of work to prevent anything bad from happening, the rest of the items on this list are pretty much slam dunk examples on how to screw up big time.
Some helpful tips on policing your online presence.
Comedy Central video link
A refresher course on the rules of the internet.
Someday I’m gonna have a garage and be able to do stuff like this.
Remember when you watched TV and actually learned stuff?
I like a good chuckle like anyone else, and the whole Fringe/Burn Notice/Ghost Adventures thing entertains me, but we caught this show on stress on PBS last night and damn if it wasn’t both knowledgeable AND interesting.
Seriously, give it an hour the next time it is aired.