Here is a brilliant idea found on youtube to make your baby sleep if you are too lazy.

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As those involved in the Windows 7 community may know, Microsoft has failed to fix a crucial flaw in the User Account Control feature of the operating system which allows a specific whitelist of applications to inject code that can allow any application to silently elevate. The code was released about a month ago as [...]

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When I read Google’s Chrome OS announcement via its corporate blog, I couldn’t help but chuckle throughout it.  I think my favorite line is, “The user interface is minimal to stay out of your way, and most of the user experience takes place on the web.” Wow, I’m all for creative marketing and positive spin, [...]

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Collaboration with Microsoft could allow the software giant’s upcoming Windows 7 OS to take advantage of multithreaded and multicore Intel chips for faster application performance, according to an Intel official. Microsoft and Intel are working together to give Windows 7 the ability to better identify resources available and break up application processing over multiple chip [...]

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These documents provide important information you should know prior to deploying and using the Windows 7 operating system, including known issues that you may need to avoid or work around.
The documents are continuously updated, so you should check this location for updated versions periodically.
You will find two documents for Windows 7:
Release Notes: Important Issues in [...]

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“New Scientist has an article examining 10 human features (bugs?) that we still don’t understand, like blushing, laughing, and nose-picking. There are some interesting, speculative evolutionary explanations listed for each. ‘[Psychologist Robert R. Provine] thinks laughing began in our pre-human ancestors as a physiological response to tickling. Modern apes maintain the ancestral ‘pant-pant’ laugh when [...]

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