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• 09.02.10
  Home Hotspot Hardware, Software, Web | (0)

  Just the other night I thought about hosting a hotspot that looks and acts just like how it is at many public places like airports and hotels, at home. It's actually quite a good idea for apartments actually: why open multiple accounts with ISP when you know you can just all share a connection? This is especially useful for cases where there is no imposed bandwidth cap, and for those who aren't exactly heavy users. Bottomline: why spend $50/month for a connection that you barely use to its full potential? Why not just ...
• 01.27.10
  BlueMarine Software | Comments Off

  A worthy contender that may help bring photographers alike to the Linux community by enabling a wide range of format support, including RAW and DNG, to the environment. I can't wait for an update on this. http://bluemarine.tidalwave.it/home.html
• 12.28.09
  Ninite Software, Web | Comments Off

  For those who do fresh install on Windows PC a lot, Ninite is definitely a useful website where it creates an installer containing the software you choose from their selectable software repository This is my new first stop after a fresh Windows install.
• 12.27.09
  Operating Systems Software | Comments Off

  In reality, it doesn't really matter which one you run on your computer. In the end, the only thing that matters is that you get a good computing experience, and by that I mean you accomplish what you want to do with ease and, in some instances, joy. That's all it matters when it comes to operating systems.
• 12.25.09
  Defcon Hardware, Mod, Security, Software, Web | Comments Off

  How would you like to be a part of biggest hacker convention while enjoying the luxurious hotels and the entertainment that of Las Vegas, all at the same time? Not being an advertiser for Defcon, but my past experience of Defcon was so much fun that I wish to come back again and again, year after year, to learn about the latest trend in technology and security, while visiting one of the most fun-filled city in America. I highly recommend this convention.
• 12.22.09
  GuMax Mediawiki Skins Mod, Software, Web | Comments Off

  My past research indicated that it is difficult to come across good looking skins for Mediawiki, so to ease the search, check out GuMax's website for the skins and extensions he has made for Mediawiki before conducting your extensive search for good looking Mediawiki skins, and in some cases, extensions.
• 12.21.09
  WP-Table Reloaded Software, Web | Comments Off

  With a recent need to include a table in my post, I began my search for a somewhat elegant looking yet simple to implement spreadsheet / table for Wordpress. After venturing through countless plug-ins and alternatives, I finally found WP-Table Reloaded, which is an awesome plug-in that lets you create, edit, and publish table all within Wordpress. I highly recommend it for your Wordpress table needs.
• 12.05.09
  Firefox – CyberSearch Software, Web | Comments Off

  Firefox extension "CyberSearch" is basically an add-on that adds search functionality to the URL bar, where you generally use to enter the address to a website. I just got it, and found it to be AWESOME! So thought I'd share. (Originally I thought FF3's "awesome bar" automatically does this, but it's not working for me, so I don't know what's wrong with my setup)
• 09.21.09
  Photoshop Brush Creation Software, Visual Arts | Comments Off

  Just a short mention that if you are interested in creating a brush for Photoshop, remember to make it less than 2500 x 2500. That's the new standard. Aside from that, making brush is pretty easy. Make your brush on your canvas however you want it Go to Edit -> Define brush Preset Give a name, export, whatever. You are done with your single brush, or you can continue to make your brush set. Fairly simple. And as a bonus, I realized recently that a lot of users submitted their brushes to deviantart, making it one of the best places to find Photoshop brushes.
• 09.18.09
  Resident Evil 5 Game, Software | Comments Off

  I want to play. I still remember the first time I played the very first Resident Evil. That part where the player first encounters the zombie? I quit at least 3 times before I was able to get pass that part, just because it was so scary. And being a person who rarely plays scary games or see scary movies, pushing myself to finish Resident Evil games is actually quite an accomplishment. It's just so much fun...being scared, in a  way. But I like the new RE5. No more around the corner camera that prevents players from seeing if there are monsters within ...

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