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Update 03/31/2012: Before you try all of this, you may want to try using WinToFlash , a utility designed to create a bootable Windows flash drive for Windows XP/Vista/7/Server . If this works for you, you can skip the section on preparing a flash drive and jump straight to the installation instructions. Many of these steps will apply for different computers, some of the commands may differ a little bit.  If you’re trying to install Windows 7 on a netbook, Microsoft is making things even easier. Just use the Windows 7 USB tool . Installing Windows XP or any other operating system is easy if you have a USB optical disc drive. But if all you’ve got is a USB flash drive and another computer with a DVD burner, you can still install Windows XP (or many Linux distributions for that matter) on a disc drive-less ultraportable like the HP Mini-Note or the Asus Eee PC. After spending most of Saturday installing Windows XP on my HP Mini-Note I thought I’d share my results

The code in question is the  Windows Template Library , and before you get riled it’s open source, has been open source since 2004. (Picture from  MSDN Magazine .) Scott Hanselman has a great  blog post up about exactly how Google Chrome uses this code, but the more important point is that this is happening at all. The key to open source is the code itself. Good code can be found, and used, to everyone’s benefit. Both Google and Microsoft have drawn enormous benefits from  Chrome . Google has gotten a place at the browser table. Microsoft has a new browser under Windows, and its open source code may be a key reason why that is so. Chrome has introduced some key concepts to the Web. The idea of separating tabs as tasks. The idea of an address bar as an application. These are concepts Microsoft can now use to improve Internet Explorer, because Chrome is open source. All this provides an important lesson to the rest of us. While proprietary companies may be to-the-death adversaries, open

What if WiFi could square off or even beat WiMax or other approaches to broadband access to the Internet, over the air? If you listen to comments from Tom Rutledge , the chief operating officer of Cablevision Systems Corp., at the Merrill Lynch Media Fall Preview, you get the clear impression he thinks he’s sitting pretty on his plan to rollout WiFi throughout his New York, New Jersey and Connecticut footprint. And that he plans to let his 3 million cable customers get not just Internet access, but phone service and video service without a wire at all. Maybe as soon as 2010. You may have read that the company plans to spend $300 million on the rollout by mid-2010 of WiFi service to its entire footprint. But that $300 million does not just upgrade its cable network to include WiFi access to the Internet. It also includes the costs of upgrading its network to be able to transmit data at more than 100 million bits a second. This is something made possible by the Data Over Cable Service

iTunes 8: Ready for download Posted Sep 9th 2008 3:30PM by  Ozl Filed under:    8 ,  APPLE ,  IPOD ,  ITUNES ,  MAC ,  NEWS ,  PC ,  SOFTWARE ,  WINDOWS Many new  iPod  related announcements occurred at the " Let's Rock " event today, but Apple also updated the software that powers all of those inventions:  ITUNES .  iTunes 8  includes many new features,  Get music recommendations. Imagine a record store stocked exclusively with music you love. The Genius sidebar is a lot like that. Just select a song, and the Genius sidebar displays songs and albums by that artist, as well as insightful recommendations from across the iTunes Store. What’s more, the Genius sidebar never recommends a track it knows is in your library. And you can preview or buy any song in the sidebar with a click.  and it's now available for download. While iTunes isn't yet showing up in Software Update, you can download it straight from  Apple's website . So, go ahead, download iTune

September 8, 2008 (Its coming to ozlo)  Just days after it  rolled out Chrome , Google Inc.  issued an update after Vietnamese security researchers reported a critical vulnerability in the beta browser. According to Le Duc Anh, a researcher at Bach Khoa Internetwork Security (BKIS), which is housed at the Hanoi University of Technology, the Chrome beta posted last week contained a buffer overflow bug that could be used by attackers to hijack PCs. The flaw can be triggered when the user saves a Web page -- using Chrome's "Save page as" command -- with a very long name. That, in turn, creates a stack-based buffer overflow that hackers can leverage to introduce additional malicious code. "To exploit the vulnerability, a hacker might construct a specially-crafted Web page, which contains malicious code," said a  security advisory  issued by BKIS on Friday. "[The hacker would] then trick users into visiting his site and convince them to save this page. Right a

UPDATE 04 14 2010 Ok here is some more info for Snow Leopard 10.6.2 on VMWare [Mac OSx86] Leopard 10.5.2 VMware Installation Guide Saturday, 29 March 2008 Description: The long awaited guide on how to run Leopard on VMware! ********** Note: If you want a prepared virtual machine with everything already done for you (Leopard install and all) go here . What you need: Intel or AMD SSE3 processor (733MHz minimum) Leopard Flat Image OSx86 VMware Workstation 6 or VMware Server Windows 32bit or 64bit or a distro of Linux that can run VMware Atleast 512MB of RAM, 2GB is recommended An already working Tiger VMware install on VMware Workstation (use  this  guide to get that working) PC EFI v8 ZIP (download  here ) ToH 9.1.0 Kernel (download  here  ) If you want to install 10.5.2 you also need the Kalyway 10.5.2 Combo Updater (from TPB), the kalyway 10.5.2 kernels mpkg (from  here  ), netkas's 9.2.0 SpeedStep kernel (download  here  ), mac.nub's SMBIOS27 Default (do