Monthly Archives: August 2004

Well we have a whole 70 (ish) days to go until the democratic process has once again been discharged in the US and everyone can go back to bitching about the guy who won / didn’t. In my exaustive search … Continue reading →

As Jeremy over at Ensight has included my post on rigging RDC for true remote access in his ClipBlog, I feel it would be prudent of me to clear up a couple of things that I didn’t mention in the … Continue reading →

For those of you who don’t know what a terminal server is a bit of background will be required. The idea is the you have a powerful server running all the applications you need (word, IE, Photoshop, whatever) and then … Continue reading →

Those lovely and very intelligent people over at the Web Standards Project have started a new intiative under the snappy title “Browse Happy”. The main premise of this initiative is to educate the world at large that IE is unsafe. … Continue reading →

Well things have been a little quiet here at chez XSet and I figure I owe what’s left of my readership something of an explanation. And no this is no going to be an apology for “quiet posting” as that … Continue reading →

(Thanks to one of my esteemed collegues for passing this on…)

And I’m back with a quiz! Grover on Ecstasy You’re funny, you’re loveable, you’re entertaining, you like to call yourself “Super Grover!”–You’re obviously on ecstasy. But that’s why we love you. Be careful, ok? Which Sesame Street Muppet’s Dark Secret … Continue reading →

It is seriously hot tonight. Hot and sticky and almost impossible to get to sleep. We need a thunderstorm and we need one soon. One thing that made this evening more interesting than normal was the small contingent of black … Continue reading →

This kind of thing is why my little sister is going to go far. And by way of explaining the post title, sheâ??s both my blog sister and my blog daughter … go figure.