Monthly Archives: August 2007

Untrustworthy Computing

There has been a lot of talk now about the implications of Trusted Computing in the industry. The idea has sent shockwaves through the computing world. What, you haven’t noticed? I’m not surprised. Trusted Computing is essentially a platform with checks and balances to make sure everything runs exactly as intended with no interruptions from

Um…

… hahahahah… haaaaa… hum…. oh my.

I’m very happy – and I can’t see.

I’ve been experiencing udder elation a lot lately, especially triggered by good music but anything I enjoy generally is giving me extreme mood upswings. It’s really great. I’m wondering if I’m due for a crash soon. On a side note, I’ve been experencing what I’ve heard described as an ocular migraine this morning. I’ve had

Physics – According to B.R.O.T.R.R.

Real-world physicists need not apply. You are not qualified to calculate the “extreme” physics of this game.

WoW Disc 2 Won’t Mount in Linux? Virtualise!

This is a minor irritation but for some reason my World of Warcraft Disc 2 doesn’t mount under Linux – preventing me from using Wine to install and play it. I decided the simplest and thus most likely to be effective solution would be to use the VMware install of Windows XP I already had