April 24, 2011 7:54 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
Internet Explorer,
licensing,
Market Share,
OS,
Windows 7,
Windows 8,
Windows XPYet, its nowhere close to Windows XP overall penetration of the global operating systems market (54%).
Windows 7, in contrast, is flourishing both at home and at work. Microsoft cites an IDC estimate that 90 percent of corporations are currently in the process of migrating to Windows 7, and...
January 13, 2011 1:40 AM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
cannot access via browser,
Firefox,
HP,
http access not working,
Internet Explorer,
iSCSI,
lun,
microsoft,
MSA 2000,
MSA 2012i,
Storage Controller,
vmware,
WindowsWell, the scenario is that I lost the ability to manage the storage controllers via a web browser. I could ping each controller fine, and I could also telnet into them, which is great, because with telnet you can fix this issue.
Go to Command Prompt.
Type telnet 192.168.x.x (whatever the IP...
March 21, 2010 7:46 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
chakra,
HMTL 5,
IE8,
IE9,
Internet Explorer,
microsoft,
Windows 7Microsoft's new iteration of browser is on the horizon, while the beta embraces HTML 5, it has marginal speed gains(up to 9 times) while rendering pages.
In the very first report of browsers' scalability compared to IE7 in Vista SP2, the IE9 tech preview in Windows 7 scored a 6.57...
November 22, 2009 4:30 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
Bing Maps,
Direct2D,
Firefox,
Google Chrome,
Hardware accelerated 2D,
IE9,
Internet Explorer,
Internet Explorer 9,
Java,
SafariWell its about time the Microsoft is putting some new and useful things into IE9, instead of waiting for Google Chrome or Firefox to implement some cool new feature, then just copy it... here is a statement from Dean Hachamovitch.
"This is a direct improvement to everybody's usage of...
September 28, 2009 10:51 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
Browser Privacy mode,
Firefox,
google,
Internet Explorer,
internet privacy,
proxyThere is a really interesting story over at TechNewsWorld. I have included an insert below...
"When you're surfing online, privacy is really a matter of degree. If you're browsing unprotected, site owners can manage to figure out quite a lot about you based on where you go. Many browsers now...
January 10, 2009 5:52 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
browsing,
Google Chrome,
Google Chrome 2.0 Pre-Beta,
Greasmonkey,
Internet ExplorerOne of the better updates is the fact that you can have "profiles" within Chrome, ie different homepages, favorites, and history. The update also allows for Full Page Zooming, Auto Form Completion, and Greasemonkey. Don't know what Greasemonkey is check
