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Web Design Blog - January 2009

Midnyte Mini Series Coming to Comcast On-Demand

The Midnyte Mini Series is will air on Comcast On-Demand Friday the 13th of March 2009. The 12 episode thriller drama is produced by LunaWebs.com in Salt Lake City, Utah. Luna is currently looking for sponsors to offset the costs production as it is not currently funded by Comcast or its' advertisers. In the future Luna hopes to be picked up as a regular series by Comcast cable or another networks. If you would like to audition for Midnyte - please go to our website www.midnyte.tv. ... read more!

Jan 22, 2009 7:04pm by Shad Vick

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Quit Smoking with Electronic Cigarettes

Quitting smoking may now be more realistic with Jettes new Electronic Cigarettes. Many smokers try to quit using new methods such as the nicotine patch, gum or other home ready methods. The new electronic cigarette may be the new solution. Because there are cartridges that contain small amounts of nicotine that can be reduced over time, the smoker can inhale the atomized "mist" of water and nicotine without taking in the carcinogens that cause major harm like smoke and tar. Several smokers who... read more!

Jan 20, 2009 12:47am by Shad Vick

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Disabling Windows Auto-play

Windows Auto-play, the little box that pops up when you put in a disk or plug in an external drive. Not only can this be annoying, when it consistently asks you what to do every time you put in a disk, but it can also be a security risk. Some viruses will place an autorun file on any disk drive that is plugged into the computer; this means that once you take that drive to another windows pc and plug it in, autoplay will run the virus and now the secondary computer is also affected. Here are the ... read more!

Jan 18, 2009 11:47am by Mike Vandenberghe

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Shooting Tapeless

I like the idea of recording directly to solid state media to capture video. You save on tape cost and have a medium (in our case, SD cards) that you can record over and over on. The cards are fairly inexpensive (around $30 for 16 GB that will give you 2+ hours at full HD bitrate), and transfer speeds are robust if you plug the card directly into your computer. No more realtime capturing is a great time-saver. There are tradeoffs, however, that require you to be disciplined. One big advantage to... read more!

Jan 15, 2009 11:07am by Scott Eggleston

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ical to vcal converter for Palm from Google Calendar

Why would you need to convert an Outlook ical (.ics) file to vcal (.vcs)? Well - hopefully you don't need to. The .ics is the newer standard for calendar data export that is much more robust then its predecessor. There are times however where it may come in handy. My wife gave her old Sonly Clie TJ-37 (that thing still does a lot at today's standards for a Palm) to my 10 year old son. After a couple of hours of configuring, setting up for home WIFI access, surfing the net, mobile synching with m... read more!

Jan 14, 2009 12:27pm by Shad Vick

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Segway Indoor Skiing

We've been waiting for a useful application for the Segway. It's finally here, or wait, maybe not. мебели ... read more!

Jan 02, 2009 7:10pm by john chase

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The unplanned emergency, all data centers have down time

This morning I received an email with the subject "Fibernet -- Unplanned Emergency --". It turns out that a core router on the Fibernet network went down, the entire network was down for a duration of 2 hours affecting a wide area of locations ( Utah Valley, Heber, Salt Lake Valley, Park City, Ogden ).Not long beforehand a power transformer blew at the Tier 4 data center in salt lake, the backup generators failed to kick in and there was also some downtime. It seems that even with the latest an... read more!

Jan 02, 2009 2:57pm by Mike Vandenberghe

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