It doesn’t require a third party software and it’s easy. These commands are typed in the Command Prompt.
dir c:\folderpath > c:\folderlist.txt
The following will generate a list of the current directory.
dir > c:\folderlist.txt
Even when they tell you that they don’t collect sensitive information, what do you do when you learn that Microsoft has always been spying on you?
Here’s the point. For over a year, Microsoft has planted a program on every modern Windows-powered PC that reported …
Since the Super Nintendo, I haven’t played video games a lot, except for Super Smash Bros Melee on the GameCube. Since the announcement of Nintendo Revolution, now called Wii, I closely followed the news of the gaming world. Wii is going to be sold at 250 USD, Xbox 400 USD and Playstation 600 USD.
The high price of the PS3 can be explained by a bunch of features that nobody will use everyday when the console is released or even one year from the release date. By the time those features are spread everywhere, either the PS3 will be cheaper or there will be a new better console, so there really are no good enough reasons to spend 600 USD on a PS3.
As for the Xbox 360, it was release last year a month before Christmas. I never touched one, but apparently, people love the Xbox Live feature. A real sense of community there.
Wii will change the gaming world. It was a hit at E3. It’s not even released yet and it’s beating the crap out of Microsoft and Sony. They are so severely bruised that they both seek an alliance with Nintendo. They both said that people would have a Wii as a first choice for gaming and their respective console as a second unit. Nintendo is getting the best kind of victory there is: victory with the respect of competitors and enemies.
William Henry Gates III has passed away. Let Jack Perdue, curator, talk to you about it here.
The idea of opening one more software makes me tired. I really don’t why I would blog from Microsoft Word. I have Firefox opened all the time, from the moment my OS is on until I shut it down. This makes me wonder: …
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