Why you should be very careful doing a Windows dual boot with multiple drives

You've been warned and I've had this happen before. Luckily I didn't lose anything important but it seems many people still do this without thinking it through first!
The disk drive numbers may not correspond as expected to the SATA channel numbers when you set up Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, or Windows 7 on a computer that has multiple SATA or RAID disks

Free Alternatives to Pricey Software

Free Alternatives to Pricey Software
Not always equivalent or as easy to use though.

OpenGL 4.1

If you want to mess with the latest version of OpenGL the latest Nvidia drivers don't include it.
You have to download the drivers here:
OpenGL 4.1 support. New July 2010
Windows driver version 259.31 and Linux drivers version 256.38.03 provide full support for OpenGL 4.1 and GLSL 4.10 on capable hardware. This driver also supports several new OpenGL extensions for both 4.1-capable GPUs and older GPUs. The driver download links are at the bottom of this page.

M2Z's Free, Wireless Nationwide Broadband Plan Killed: Thank the FCC

Sounds like they were trying to make a wireless version of NetZero?
http://www.fastcompany.com/1686542/free-wireless-nationwide-broadband-plan-killed-thank-the-fcc

QR (2D barcode)

Very cool.
Never heard of knew about them before but makes sense considering normal barcodes only contain data in one direction.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/qr_codes_coming_to_bus_stops_in_dc_photo.php#comments

Apple's Iphone OS reportedly overtakes Linux

It was only a matter of time ;)
LATEST USAGE FIGURES appear to show that Apple's Iphone OS has managed to surpass Linux.

An update on the DLL-preloading remote attack vector

This class of vulnerabilities does not enable a “driveby” or “browse-and-get-owned” 0-click attack. To be exploited, a victim would need to browse to a malicious WebDAV server or a malicious SMB server and double-click a file in the Windows Explorer window that the malicious server displays. Let’s walk through an example of what an attack might look like: