Not too long ago, I posted a guide on reducing your Windows startup time by disabling unwanted startup apps (Here).
When Windows loads it’s Startup file, it attempts to load every program in there at the same time. Therefore if you have quite a lot of programs starting when Windows starts, each program will try and grab CPU time so that it can load.
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I recently stumbled onto a great site, http://www.processlibrary.com/. It does an excellant job of allowing users to search for unknown processes, and getting a description of the nature of the process.
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This is phone season, and there are a lot of phones, and specs to keep up with. I decided to post this comparison to put some minds at ease. Check it out, and pick your winner.
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Apple has been pretty quiet about the iPhone 3G S’s hard specs, but apparently T-Mobile Netherlands posted it anyway — it lists 256MB of RAM and a 600MHz CPU. That’s up from 128MB and 412MHz in the first-gen and the 3G.
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Not much new here, but the iPhone 3G S has been unboxed over at Engadget China. The pics show the black 32 Gig version. It reports slight change in the bezel (appears to be a bit more raised)- check it out.
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Attention computer techs, you will love this!. It’s a collection of useful, and powerful computer repair utilities. These are ready to be loaded onto a USB flash drive. Just extract using WinRAR, and drag the folder into the USB drive. The extracted file weighs in at 186 MBs- so make sure you have enough room. The set was compiled by Technibble.com.
BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD- READ THIS: The Computer Boss takes no responsibility in how these tools are used. If you don’t know what you are doing, don’t use it. Many of these tools have the potential to damage a computer and cause loss of data if used incorrectly. Always back up important data before using any of these tools.
All rights belong to the application creators. If you use any of these applications for commercial purposes you should donate to the application creator.
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Picture this…you set up Ubuntu, and forgot the password you had set for it. Or, someone gave you a computer running Ubuntu, but not the password. The password is an essential part of the Ubuntu experience. To make any changes in the system, you need to log in as root through the Terminal, and guess what it requires…a password.
This guide will explain how you can reset Ubuntu’s password:
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Here is the entire Apple WWDC 09 Keynote from Monday, June 8th. I know a lot of you wished you were there- so click here, and pretend 
. Enjoy.
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