Leo Laporte, a well known blog, podcast, and social media/networking pioneer decides that this stuff is all noise.

See his article "Kill Buzz" @ Leoville. And now my response...

 The title was obviously inspired by the Bud Light commercials and my good friend and affluent interweb expert, Ryan Price, after naming me this from a recent computer hardware troubleshooting story I told him.

Here's the story...

 For the sake of protecting all parties involved and protecting non-disclosure agreements we will give aliases to those involved.

This is so crazy cool and scary at the same time.

By 2020: 20 million chips implanted into living cells with computer controlled movement.

 Saving the world? Ok, maybe not, but they continue to drive innovation. Faster, faster, faster!!! The world around us is always trying to stream information faster and faster and Cisco is helping to enable that. With this new technology, Cisco can push speeds up to 322Tbps.

Share your thoughts of this classic battle on my Buzz post, "The Great War of PC vs Mac".

  Have you run into this when copying over a large file from your hard drive to a flash drive?

 The answer is most likely simple, you need to have your flash drive formated as NTFS.

 Due to limitations of the FAT file system, you are unable to copy over anything larger than 4GB.

"ATI External Event Utility EXE Module stopped working and was closed."
(A problem caused the application to stop working correctly. Windows
will notify you if a solution is available)

This was a symptom of my Compaq Presario V5000 purchased from Wal-Mart in 2006.

This is caused when upgraded to Vista because the ATI Radeon Xpress 200M driver is not operating correctly. Windows is unable to update this automatically.

Resolution:

Create your own installer of a cluster of different programs that are must haves.

This is great if you rebuild your PC and you want to make sure you get your must haves back on quickly and painlessly.

• Chrome

Become root:

• $ su

Zip up the public_html:

• $ tar czvf iastage.tar.gz public_html/

Change owner to "user": (if pulling files)

• $ chown user:user iastage.tar.gz

Log in to new server and copy files, or push them from the old server.