https://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.png00Mikehttps://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.pngMike2012-03-27 15:31:422012-03-27 15:33:26Even Palace Guards can get enough 🙂
It almost makes my eyes wet just a little, it is now again possible to own a Commodore Amiga and a cool one even 😀 it’s specs are quite promising (Core i7 etc.), and if you are mostly nostalgic you can just buy the casing and fit it yourself 🙂
Well ok, trees don’t grow into heaven as we say here in Denmark as it is neither compatible nor driven by the original Kickstart / workbench “os” but still it has it’s own linux distro, and as I understand it you can download and install this free of charge on your own hardware (gotta try that, maybe they put in just a bit of nostalgia).
So for those of you who grew up with a Commodore Amiga here is your chance of revisiting this wonderful machine.
https://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.png00Mikehttps://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.pngMike2012-03-25 23:27:452012-03-25 23:27:45Comodore Amiga is back
When I first installed Windows Vista I was annoyed with the changes to the search ability of Windows, this experience did not improve under Windows 7 quite to the opposite actually.. The thing is, if you allow indexing of your drives searching is bearable – however if you like me have several terrabytes of data then Windows will never stop indexing, and the constant ‘ticking’ of the harddrive was driving me insane.
For a long time I decided to just live the very basic search ability in Windows 7/vista, it is quite possible to search for filenames and extentions – however the other day I really needed the ability to search for files containing a special text string – something that is impossible if you have turned indexing off (as far as I have been able to figure out). So after googling the subject I found several different utilities that could remedy this, however most at a price of around $25, now normally I don’t mind paying for something useful however as I use this quite seldom I decided to keep googling 🙂
And I am pleased to announce that not only did I find something free it is awesome 😀
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Even Palace Guards can get enough 🙂
FunComodore Amiga is back
Gadgets, Hot - Must seeWell ok, trees don’t grow into heaven as we say here in Denmark as it is neither compatible nor driven by the original Kickstart / workbench “os” but still it has it’s own linux distro, and as I understand it you can download and install this free of charge on your own hardware (gotta try that, maybe they put in just a bit of nostalgia).
So for those of you who grew up with a Commodore Amiga here is your chance of revisiting this wonderful machine.
Long live Amiga.. 😉
Links;
http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_AMIGAmini.aspx
Comodore OS;
http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_OS_Vision.aspx
The Commodore AMIGA mini comes with:
Search and you shall find – Windows 7 search improved 10 fold
UtilityWhen I first installed Windows Vista I was annoyed with the changes to the search ability of Windows, this experience did not improve under Windows 7 quite to the opposite actually.. The thing is, if you allow indexing of your drives searching is bearable – however if you like me have several terrabytes of data then Windows will never stop indexing, and the constant ‘ticking’ of the harddrive was driving me insane.
For a long time I decided to just live the very basic search ability in Windows 7/vista, it is quite possible to search for filenames and extentions – however the other day I really needed the ability to search for files containing a special text string – something that is impossible if you have turned indexing off (as far as I have been able to figure out). So after googling the subject I found several different utilities that could remedy this, however most at a price of around $25, now normally I don’t mind paying for something useful however as I use this quite seldom I decided to keep googling 🙂
And I am pleased to announce that not only did I find something free it is awesome 😀
Your search ends here; http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/search_my_files.html
This utility is just brilliant and offers you tons of different search options..
tags; Windows, Search, Within, Text, Content
Curse Microsoft for their stupid changes to the basic Windows Search.