A broken backlight is a common ailment of aging laptops. Sometimes they burn out, sometimes they break, but the itsy bitsy tube that gives life and light to every LCD panel out there is not […]
Read MoreIn this line of work you visit a lot of offices. You see a lot of office networks. In non-technically oriented small businesses, these networks are often an afterthought, something that grows organically with the […]
Read MoreThe opening of our new shop brought with it several challenges, one of which was how to handle payments for our new “residential clients” who are walk-ins for PC repair. It was never an issue […]
Read MoreAbout 4 months ago I tried Amazon EC2 with Ubuntu image and found it somehow difficult to configure the server, especially if you are not familiar with cli. Making an ssh remote connection required downloading […]
Read MoreCharm City Networks is pleased to announce a move into a new office/shop space in South Baltimore! We’ll have up shop at 1414 Key Highway, and are providing PC tune-ups, upgrades and repairs, computer parts, […]
Read MoreNice and simple tool to recover wireless encryption keys. It is very helpful and quick when you have a machine already connected to the network but you cannot remember the key to add another one. […]
Read MoreI was so excited to see Pandora on market place today. I tried it for few minutes and it seems to work fine on 3G network.
Read MoreOriginally uploaded by @Twitter This was posted from flickr site through xmlrpc. Pretty good, I’m impressed. If you are wondering who the girl is, she apparently works at Twitter. This is why twitter is cool. […]
Read MoreLately Windows XP Pro and Home is loosing connectivity to the mapped drive or sometime the user has to double click on on Z drive to initiate the authentication process. In some cases the “remember […]
Read MoreI have used 1and1 for a while now, I really don’t have a problem with their hosting plans, they’re cheap and reliable, a lot of space and bandwith, their MySQL limit to 100MB is not […]
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