A few weeks ago, Ashley put together a great post that walked you through several options for resizing your images. It gave you some ideas for both online resizers and software resizers but it looks like a new one has emerged.

Windows has a built-in process explorer that isn't exactly targeted for power users. It only shows you the basic information that you need and nothing else. If you are want to know more about what's going on in your computer then you should download the free Process Explorer by Sysinternals.

If you plan on taking a road trip or a plane ride anytime soon, here's a few ideas on what you can do to keep your sanity and occupy the time using puzzles (although some may drive you nearly to insanity).

We may soon be able to say farewell to AIM Triton. AOL is letting users test AIM 6.0 Beta which is going to replace AIM Triton so that there is only one version available to users.

One and a half months ago Dell announced a massive battery recall to deal with some complaints of batteries that were exploding. Recently Dell added 100,000 more computers to the list of machines that were being recalled but other companies are also stepping up now.

The Google Reader just got a huge update yesterday which is simply amazing. It took an entire day but someone finally found the Easter Egg that they implemented.

Dell is making an effort to keep you from sending your computers to the landfill by recycling them. They will come to your home to pickup any desktops, mini-towers, notebooks, servers, workstations, keyboards, mice, monitors (CRT and flat panels), data terminals, PDAs, hubs, routers, scanners, projectors, as well as inkjet, bubble jet and laser printers that you want to get rid of.

For those of you who haven't been keeping up on the Flock news then you might not be aware that testing should be starting soon for version 0.8. I decided to go try out the latest trunk of Flock 0.7.99 to see how things are coming.

The Ubuntu team is now ready to showcase the next upcoming version of their popular Linux operating system: Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft. It is currently in the Beta stage but it appears that they are progressing nicely and doing a great job of adding new features.