Monthly Archives: February 2009

x64 Windows OBDC

Just a quick tip for Database nerds. In x64 versions of Windows there are two ODBC control panels, one is for 64bit ODBC drivers the other is for 32bit ODBC drivers.

You can access the 32bit control panel with:
%WINDIR%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe

You can access the 64bit control panel with:
%WINDIR%\System32\odbcad32.exe

Both these can be entered into Run.

Chicken Fettucine

OK it’s yummy so it’s being put on my blog.

Chicken Fettuccine

Ingreadents

  • 250gram chicken
  • 2 onions
  • 1 jar cream
  • Pkt chicken supreme soup mix ( only use ½ pkt)
  • 100grams bacon bits
  • ½ capsicum red
  • 4-8 shallots
  • 1 pkt green fettuccine
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 1 tblspoon oil

Instructions

  1. Fry chicken in frypan with oil and garlic cloves when ½ cooked add onion.
  2. When all cooked add ½ jar cream and ½ pkt chic supreme soup mix
  3. Bring to boil
  4. Cook fettuccine pasta whilst bringing mixture to boil
  5. Last add capsicum and shallots so they are just cooked, then serve.

Note: If mixture is too thick add ½ cup milk

QuickTime Alternative 2.80 MSI Installer

A new version of Quicktime Alternative is available, version 2.80. Here is the new MSI file for deployment. If you want the normal QuickTime Alternative package it can be found at Codec Guide.

MSI Installer Downloads:

Details on the build process can be found here at my first MSI installer for Real Alternative 1.75, the process for producing a QuickTime Alternative MSI installer is exactly the same as a Real Alternative MSI installer. As always you should actively virus scan these files if you don’t trust them. If you have any issues please post them in the comments.

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Google Fail!

Thats right, Google just fell over.

Google Fail

And no, my typeing ‘Google‘ into Google didn’t cause it, any search I conduct returns the results with every single page link having the message “This site may harm your computer.”

Google fail, it’s epic and you know it.

Google Search Engine’s Malware Detection Broken

Update

Google and StopBadware.org have both responded to the problem.

Google has admitted that human error was to blame, more specifically, the URL of ‘/’ was mistakenly checked in as a value in their database.