Author Archives: Harish Venkatachalam

Chris Pirillo is a lot of things. But the one thing he is NOT is some Mac fanatic under the influence of Steve Job’s RDF. In fact, Pirillo is a self described Windows fanatic. So when he talks about being … Continue reading →

Updated … See end of Post. Remember when two years ago the buzz spread on the web that Microsoft was backing SCO in it’s ridiculous lawsuit / assault on everything Linux. The self-righteous indignation of Microsoft and SCO was something … Continue reading →

The morning air is crisp. The leaves are turning. The signs are in the yard. Autumn is here ! I know it sounds corny, but I love the way Kimmie pays attention to these little details. I can honestly say … Continue reading →

In the tragic, and from my perspective hilarious saga of Microsoft Security, we now have security vendors who are beating Microsoft to the punch when it comes to patches to its own operating system. This is truly pathetic, but when … Continue reading →

This murderous bear was responsible for over 2500 deaths !Just look at those eyes. Pure Evil I tell you. Heh … My wife is gonna kill me for posting this. She is a sucker for cute looking teddy bears. From … Continue reading →

My wife Kimmie was one of the casualties of the heavy storms over the weekend. She was driving down Lovelaceville road on Friday afternoon to run some errands not realizing how bad the road conditions had deteriorated over the morning. … Continue reading →

From an eweek article. “The newest zero-day flaw in the Microsoft Windows implementation of the Vector Markup Language is being used to flood infected machines with a massive collection of bots, Trojan downloaders, spyware and rootkits.” We are talking about … Continue reading →

Moe Szyslak from the Simpsons once said … “I’ve been called ugly, pug-ugly, fugly, pug-fugly, but never ugly-ugly.” Now this is UGLY-UGLY. And the accolades have come pouring in. 😉 Motley FoolCNet Even the numero uno MS butt kisser Enderle … Continue reading →

I can’t write anything here more than what will be written by countless others today. But I agree with George Pataki that remembering this day is not a choice, but our solemn obligation. I know that not only will I … Continue reading →

Stephen Robert Irwin (February 22, 1962 – September 4, 2006) You will be missed, Mate.