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« Previous Entriesvia Cracked.com – A Review of the Pirated Copy of Windows 7 I Bought On eBay
Monday, October 12th, 2009The official release of Windows 7 is only a few weeks away, and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably asking yourself what effect this will have on your lives. Will the gates of Heaven open up and a consort of large breasted angels descend to guide you into computing heaven? Or will it be [...]
Share on FriendFeed Tweet ThisNokia N95 Light Sabre
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009I’ve never really suffered from jesus phone envy, especially considering the number of features that were missing on earlier iPhones. However, there was one application that could have made me change my mind, and that was the Light Sabre application.
So when i found a Nokia Light Sabre Application, I had to have it.
Download and [...]
Share on FriendFeed Tweet This10 Easy Ways to Secure your WordPress Blog
Monday, May 11th, 2009With WordPress so popular these days, it’s becoming a bigger and bigger target for hackers, so securing your blog is more and more important. The catswhocode.com provide 10 Easy Ways to Secure your WordPress Blog.
They have a large array of useful WordPress tips and tricks, including another recent one about 10 awesome .htaccess hacks [...]
Looking for a Life Partner Who Looks Like Your Favorite Actor or Actress
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009In a move that could stir up some controversy, Bharat Matrimony, one of most popular matrimonial website in India, has launched a facial recognition feature to help you search for a potential life partner who looks similar to your favorite film actor or actress.
You can either limit your partner search to a selected set of [...]
ACMA blacklist leaked online
Thursday, March 19th, 2009Too many people knew of the existence of the blacklist. Too many people had motives to see it leaked. Of course, MEGAUPLOAD text file of the ACMA blacklist.
By the way, there are serious issues at stake here.
There is a also PDF version of the ACMA blacklist at whatsup.
Update:
Update of Australian government secret ACMA internet [...]
ConverStations: Twitter + Yahoo Pipes = Signal
Monday, March 16th, 2009Like many others, one purpose I have for Twitter is for the resources shared, noth work and play, including blog posts, news items, and tools (and the latest icanhascheezburger).
Mike Sansone of converstations.com has written about a cool way to capture all your tweeps Twitter URLs in one place — and that solves a big problem [...]
Check Firefox Bookmarks
Monday, March 9th, 2009Up until recently there was not a single add-on available for the Mozilla Firefox 3 web browser that would check the bookmarks for invalid or duplicate entries. Several add-ons existed that were able to perform the checks in Firefox 2. The reason for this was a change in how the bookmark data was stored.
Check [...]
Alan Kay Computing History Overview
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009This is a great historical overview of the computer. Quite long video, but worth watching the first hour, with Alan showing how most ‘modern’ computing ideas had been invented and tested in labs in the 60s. Via the
Share on FriendFeed Tweet ThisDoom running in your browser
Saturday, December 27th, 2008Christmas comes, but once a year…. Kongregate have recompiled Doom 1 in Flash, from the original source code. Since it’s from the original source, it plays just like the original, right down to the old cheat codes: in case you’ve forgotten, IDDQD activates “degreelessness” and IDKFA will enable all weapons, keys, and ammo, and [...]
Share on FriendFeed Tweet ThisGreasefire Finds Greasemonkey Scripts for the Site You’re Visiting
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008One of the problems with using the Greasemonkey extension for firefox is knowing what scripts are available for the site you are visiting. Greasefire is a companion extension designed to help you customize your web browsing by finding user scripts for any page you’re currently visiting.
Once installed, the extension automatically searches the Greasemonkey script [...]