March 2010
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HTML5/CSS3 Browser Compatibility Checklist →
ebygum: cameronmoll: Handy resource. Oh IE, I do hate you. There you go Athavan! IE friggin’ sucks. Use something else.
Mar 30th
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ListenOh..Canada by Classified P.S - This is a test for...
Mar 29th
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Youth Career Fair 2010 @UTSC
This Saturday, I was volunteering at the Youth Career Fair that was happening at the University of Toronto (Scarborough campus). I just made this post to say that I really enjoyed volunteering with the Storefront. I am really glad that I volunteered 7 hours of my time. I made some new friends (one of them even had the same name as me!), found out how easy it is to get lost in that huge campus...
Mar 29th
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Happy 5th Anniversary PSP!
Yes, exactly 5 years ago Sony launched the PlayStation Portable. People were breathlessly awaiting the release of the first of the many PSP models to come. I currently own a PSP-1000 (Phat) aka the ones released 5 years ago. I got it second hand, but the guy I got it from barely used it. So it’s still in very good condition. And yes, it’s modded. I believe that modding unleashes the...
Mar 26th
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Auto Mute Speakers on locking Windows
This is as the title says a little piece of software that automatically mutes your Windows PC when you lock it. This is the description given by the readme file included in the setup: Mute on Lock is a tiny resident utility that sits in the system tray and monitors your session: when you are locking your Windows workstation, it mutes the sound of your speakers. Do not want to bother your...
Mar 19th
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Internet Explorer 9 : Developer Preview
Microsoft has released their latest iteration of Internet Explorer to the general public. It has improved support for HTML5 and CSS3. It also much faster with JavaScript. You can find the benchmarks done by Microsoft here: SunSpider Javascript ACID3 Some screenshots: You can download the developer preview from [here]. As you may notice there is no address bar, this is because this is a...
Mar 18th
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Demonoid is open!
The very popular semi-private tracker Demonoid is again open for registrations. Normally, you would require an invite to join, but now is your chance to join without begging for invites. Register link: http://www.demonoid.com/register.php Enjoy! P.S - I don’t know when registrations will close, so register fast!
Mar 16th
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Change title of active windows in Windows 7
This is a very useful little program that allows you to change the title of active windows in Windows 7. It’s called (duh!) Windows Title Changer. Screenshot: (Click to enlarge image) You just select the window title you want to change title of, type in a new title and click Change title. Voila, the title of the window has been changed. NOTE - This software works with active windows...
Mar 13th
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How To Install a Hard Drive
Really basic stuff, but can be useful nonetheless. Video by com.puter.tv Have fun! P.S - I realize I haven’t blogged in a while, this is because of school work. I have a bunch of posts of posts saved up for March break, so stay tuned!
Mar 10th
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Disable/Enable AutoRun quickly in Windows
I have discovered a tiny piece of software that allows you to quickly disable/enable AutoRun in Windows. It’s called AutoRun Vaccine. Screenshot: You can download from [here]. This software can be very useful if you suspect a USB drive of having viruses and you don’t want anything auto running when you plug in the USB. Enjoy!
Mar 7th
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Enable Windows 7 Check Boxes
Often when we are selecting a lot of files/folders using the Ctrl-Click method we tend to make mistakes and lose our selections. There is a way of selecting files/folders using check boxes. This setting is hidden in the Windows Control Panel. Let’s activate this function: First go to Control Panel -> Folder Options -> View Select this option: Click Apply. Voila! We now have...
Mar 6th
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The State of the Internet
JESS3 / The State of The Internet from JESS3 on Vimeo. via (@113101122124110111) Very interesting video. The amount of spam is mindblowing.
Mar 5th
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My favorite Firefox add-ons
These are some Firefox add-ons, that I couldn’t do without. If you don’t already use Firefox, I suggest you get it ASAP here: http://getfirefox.com Here we go: AdBlock Plus This addon is a must have for any Firefox user. This amazing add-on block almost any kind of ad, by using a variety of filtering techniques. This add-on is the primary reason I haven’t switched over to...
Mar 4th
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CCNA Complete Guide
I have found a very excellent guide to the whole CCNA curriculum. It’s is very concise yet covers everything you need to know if you are preparing for certification. Even if you are currently doing the CCNA curriculum, it provides an excellent source of review for semester exams. It is a total of 334 pages contained in a PDF file. It’s called the CCNA Complete Guide 2nd Edition....
Mar 3rd
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R.I.P Appulous
The biggest unofficial iPhone appstore has shutdown. These are some of the reasons provided: “the hardware required to keep up with Appulous’ traffic got crazy expensive” “by this point, the hardcore pirates had moved in and started taking the apps for free, with no intention to purchase them if they liked them. It was inevitable and no one was so naive as to think...
Mar 1st