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There are many times where laptops need an install of Windows XP or Windows 2000, and the system doesn't have a CD-ROM (or functioning CD-ROM). This is a method using another computer, that will help you install Windows on a system with no CD-ROM or floppy drive available.
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Many stores use an illegal practice that goes undetected. When you find a store that does, scheme hundreds off your next big purchase and totally stick it to the man.
posted by JC @ 12:55 AM
You no longer need to use partition resizing programs in Vista because it already has its OWN partition resizing feature. Learn how to resize partitions in vista with this guide. It's easier than you think!
posted by JC @ 10:56 AM
All for free, this site has some excellent DHTML and AJAX code you can download. Under Drag and Drop it even has the basics of an AJAX homepage!
posted by JC @ 10:29 AM
This guy shows you have you can break the combination of any Masterlock pad-lock. He uses math to bring down the possible number of combinations from 64,000 to 100.
posted by JC @ 1:13 AM
"Introduced in 2004 by Merlin Mann, a San Francisco-based writer and curator of the popular "lifehack" website 43 Folders, the Hipster PDA (HPDA) is the ultimate unplugged personal organizer. An HPDA consists of a stack of 3x5 cards and a binder clip. That's it."
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As a designer its always handy to have a collection of pre-made vector objects available to use in your designs, whether its illustrator files or photoshop shapes - here we have dugg out the very best for you.
posted by JC @ 8:37 PM
Everyone loves the iPod. Not everyone loves iTunes. It's not that iTunes is a bad application, but it does limit what you can do with your iPod. This week I'll show you how to free yourself from the one computer, one music library shackles of iTunes using alternative software for managing the iPod.
posted by JC @ 6:13 PM
Microsoft has made the full version of Virtual PC 2007 available for download from their web site. The program is available in both 32- and 64-bit versions, and is supported on all versions of Windows XP (except Home and Media Center Edition), Windows Server 2003, and Windows Vista.
posted by JC @ 6:10 PM
"Between my server and my Windows Media Center home theater PC, I have at least two PCs on all the time at home. Have you ever wondered how much it's costing you to leave a computer on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week?"
posted by JC @ 11:04 AM
A long awaited new version of the popular BitTorrent client uTorrent has been released. The new release includes a fix for the remote exploit vulnerability that was discovered recently.
posted by JC @ 10:46 PM
Find 83 free Wordpress Themes you probably haven’t seen yet. All themes offer quality, elegance and a user-friendly interface.
posted by JC @ 10:22 AM
Did you know that "dormitory" can be rearranged to spell "dirty room?" Or that "mother-in-law = woman hitler?" This super cool website can any string of characters and find all possible anagrams. A few more I found: "digg the website = biggest weed hit", "kevin rose = revoke sin" Endless fun!
posted by JC @ 6:21 PM
The candybar with a slide-out QWERTY 'board makes do with 7.2Mbps (yes, we said "seven point two") HSDPA plus EDGE for those occasions when 3G towers are out of reach, a 2.78 inch touchscreen sporting no fewer than 440 x 240 pixels, microSD expansion, full HTML browsing, Bluetooth, and a whopping 5 megapixels of snapping power on the backside
posted by JC @ 5:15 PM
Apparently, Windows Vista has around 130 Services?! Ouch. Site lists of all vista services and which you can disable. Also has registry files for backing out changes.
posted by JC @ 10:51 AM
Article covers the new features found in Beryl 0.2.0, particularly improvements made to the rotating 3d desktop, Application Switcher, and the new live Window Preview function, and explains how these settings can be modified within the Beryl Settings Manager. There are plenty of screenshots to give a reader a visual sense of what Beryl does.
posted by JC @ 12:22 AM
The menu music, and sound effects were ALL made by Nintendo, and they ARE Nintendo's. The health and safety screen is Nintendo's too! But everything besides that, I made. The sounds and such, I just basically recorded off of YouTube Wii videos.
posted by JC @ 3:43 PM
"If ever there was a pet peeve of mine, missing or crappy favicons probably ranks pretty high (undoubtedly, higher than it should)."
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So, you go digging through your couch and you find somewhere around $200 in loose change and you REALLY don't want to count all of that yourself. Fortunately, god invented CoinStar to do that for you. Unfortunately, CoinStar charges you somewhere around 9% for its services. This is why you want to learn how to hack a CoinStar.
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