If you're getting those annoying "are you sure you want to run this exe file" warning on every executable you try to run, there is a fix for it. 

So I joined the reset of the natural world not long ago and splurged for a Smartphone.

Before, I could never really justify paying hundreds of dollars for a bunch of stuff I would never use. But since my memory seems to be getting worse on a daily basis, I needed some sort of calendar/task list and I got a crazy deal on one.. so I couldn’t pass it up.  

In a strange move, Microsoft will be reducing the price of Windows Vista, but only on Ultimate and Home Premium editions, and only for upgrades from XP. 

Man, I really haven't been more excited about a toy coming out in a long time.. well, i'm sure i'll get some hate mail saying that laser tag isn't a toy.. but come on people, it's ok to play with toys sometimes.  

The countdown has begun, Windows XP will no longer be sold as OEM or shrinkwrapped on June 30th.  White-box system builders can sell it through December 31st, but who even buys from those guys anymore? 

Ok, so you're in the market for a good mp3 player.  There are about a billion out there, but two stand out above the rest.  Microsoft's Zune and Apple's iPod.  Which one is better?  Let's take a look at the specs. 

If you're having problems with your iPod, especially if it seems to be locked up and won't respond, the first thing to try is to reset the iPod. 

Every ipod out there has a reset feature, but most people rarely have to use it, so very few people know how to do it. 

In truth, iPod doesn't really stand for anything, it's not an acronym or anything.  There is some sort of meaning behind it though in a way, though it's a little indirect. 

There are a few easter eggs and hidden things in Windows XP.  I've scoured the internet to document all of them into one large list, so here you go.  Enjoy!