Verifing Time Machine Backups?

Time Machine is very boolean in it’s operation.  It either was successful or failed.  So if there is a single file that it can’t backup, it aborts it’s current backup, and shuts down until the next backup cycle.  This isn’t exactly an optimal solution.  Other Backup software (eg Retrospect) will log an error on a […]

Dell replacement motherboards have firmware malware….

Short Sharp Science: PC giant warns of hardware trojan: “News that Dell may have a hardware trojan problem emerged on a support forum after a user was warned by a Dell call centre that the firm’s PowerEdge R410 server motherboard contains spyware of unspecified function that a Dell engineer needed to come and remove. Dell […]

Indigo 4.1.11 Released

Perceptive Automation indicates that  Indigo 4.1.11 is now available for download. In addition to the major 4.0 improvements and 4.1 features, this update includes: Improved robustness of PowerLinc 2413 auto-reconnect after power failures. Added Web (HTTP) RESTful device toggle capability. Added a variable to the iTunes Attachment.scpt file that, if present in Indigo (it isn’t […]

Is Apple silently fixing the iPhone 4 antenna issue?

iFixit has reported: Reports started surfacing today that Apple may have quietly revised the iPhone 4 to add a nonconductive coating to the metal band on the sides of the phone. This would fix the sudden signal drop from electrically bridging the antennas by touching the band in the bottom-left corner with your hand. via […]

The 3 Stooges? on my computer? (What is Moe.exe?)

So you’ve found moe.exe running on your Windows system, and have no idea  why it is using memory and CPU time.  You haven’t started it, so is it dangerous? So What Is It? Moe.exe is the Mesh Operating Environment, which is the core syncing engine for the new Windows Live Sync Beta, as well as […]