I created a new subdomain recently and wanted to test it out before advertising on it since the DNS change could take a while to propogate. I waited a couple of hours and it worked on my home computer. To get a second opinion, I took my Android phone off of wireless and tried to browse to the subdomain on the cell network using Chrome for Android. Instead of reaching the page I … [Read more...]
Intel’s new X99 chipset brings new CPUs, motherboards, and DDR4 RAM
Last week Intel unveiled 3 new CPUs in the Haswell-E line and with it comes a new socket and the x99 chipset. For enthusiasts and early adopters this is an exciting announcement because it brings a new generation of technology in one announcement. The three processors that were announced include the Core i7-5820K, Corei7-5930K, and Core i7-5960X Extreme Edition. The 5820K and … [Read more...]
Clickbaiting: the disease that has infected the web
Clickbait, click bait, or link bait refers to a trend with headlines that are intentionally sensational or even misleading in order to get more people to visit a site. Unfortunately, clickbaiting has proven itself to be more effective at getting people to click the link than an accurate, descriptive headline. However, it is deceptive and preys on the readers' trust that they … [Read more...]
Man’s best friend gets a GoPro
GoPro announced a new mount for dogs called Fetch. The mount allows for back and chest mounting of the camera on small, medium, and large dogs. With these two mount points, you might see your dog's world in a whole new light. The chest mount could be considered a POV while the back mount could provide a wider, over the head … [Read more...]
64-bit Chrome now available in Stable channel
Google Chrome 37 has been promoted to the stable channel, which also brings the first 64-bit version of the browser to wide availability. Microsoft has had a 64-bit version of Internet Explorer for a while on 64-bit versions of Windows but Firefox and Chrome have remained with the 32-bit architecture up to this point. Some might have previously downloaded Waterfox or Minefield, … [Read more...]