In my continuing quest to install XP-64 on my Athlon laptop, I just tried Virtual PC 2004. I get the message "Attempting to load an X86-64 operating system, however this CPU is not compatible with X86-64 mode." which is misleading at best. There aren't any obvious settings I can change …

As much as I love writing code, I realized long ago that it's really the act of bending my computer to my will that I really love. Programming's just the only way to really do that. After a few decades, you'd have thought we'd have come up with something better …

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Speaking of MSDN, here's an article on Profile-Guided Optimization, which they claim often delivers a 20% performance boost for the price of a couple instrumented runs.

Scott Mitchell's MSDN series on data structures is quite good. His latest, on graphs, is a must-read for those who lament the end of "design the data-structures first."

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I have a brand-new emachines M6805 laptop, perfectly stock, onto which I am trying to install Windows XP-64. I have spoken with colleagues who have the exact same model, exact same bios revision, for whom the install of the exact same build goes perfectly. For me, it freezes solid within …

This has to be one of the more interesting "help wanted" ads to surface of late -- Entertainment Liaison for the US Department of Homeland Security. Up to \$136K:

The Entertainment Liaison Office supports the Office of Public Affairs by influencing how the Department of Homeland Security is portrayed in mass …

Claris sez, "A collection of cool geeky companies located in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, from anime/manga publishers to videogame companies to special effects shops. Best of all? Direct links to the job opening pages of each site, whenever I can find 'em. Might as well work somewhere …

Code by Perry Lee. Useful.