Here’s a process on creating keyboard shortcuts for your Trinity Desktop to quickly and easily turn the tapping gesture on your netbook’s touch-pad on or off “on the fly”.
The Sylvania Turntable Gets An Upgrade
With a new drive belt and diamond tipped stylus needle installed, my Sylvania SRCD838 “nostalgia” turntable is sounding better than ever!
Game Review: Chiller 2 (C64)
A modern perspective on a classic C64 game. In Chiller 2: The Return of the Jackal, your goal is to collect the life giving crosses to vanquish the hoard […]
My Commodore 128 has been cataloging my movies for over 30 years
Ever since the late 80s, I’ve maintained some sort of catalog of my video collection on my Commodore 128.
Exe GNU/Linux: A Year In Review
It’s been over a year since I decided to install Exe GNU/Linux onto my aging T61 Lenovo laptop. So, how has been Exe performing for me in all that time? […]
My fondness for Reader’s Digest condensed books
Many book reading enthusiasts don’t approve of the Reader’s Digest Condensed Books format. I’ve read many so-called lovers of books make comments like, “Reader’s Digest condense books should be burned”, […]
Our Neuros OSD is still a cornerstone of our video library
Over fifteen years old and this little piece of technology has been a cornerstone of our video library since we bought it, back in 2006. Our Neuros OSD has been […]
Review of Novopal TS1000 Inverter and HiQuick NiMH Batteries
This past week, we finally got the last component to our solar system upgrade, a 1,000 watt pure sine wave inverter from Novopal. Up until now, we’ve been using a […]
Review: Blacks.ca Photo Printing Services
A couple of years ago, I made a blog post here about the importance of making physical copies of your most cherished digital photos. One of the most convenient and […]
The Edubook: The netbook that runs on AA batteries
Back in 2010, the electronics company Norhtec, based in Thailand, came up with an innovative design for an inexpensive, power efficient and modular portable “netbook” computer. From what I can […]
