Yesterday in the mail I received my brand new Linksys WRT54GL. I bought one after going through a whole boatload of crap with Wireless N.
Before continuing, my suggestion to anyone that reads this is to buy a WRT54GL now before they’re taken off the market. It’s 60 bucks very well spent and it you wait [...]
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Jul 29
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Jul 29
Multi-Select Files In Windows 7 With Checkboxes
The ability to select multiple files at once using the Shift and/or Ctrl keys are a well know shortcut. The only problem is one mishap with your fingers can cause you to deselect all your items. To remedy this problem, Windows 7 offers you the ability to select multiple files at once with check boxes [...]
Jul 28
Use A Classic Video Game Level Or Scene As Your Background Image
If you are looking for a nostalgic desktop wallpaper from the 8/16-bit game “glory days”, then take a look at the site: desktopgaming.com.
The site features full size images of complete levels and opening scene graphics from many classic video games on the NES/Sega/SNES/Playstation/etc. platforms. As the name implies, many of them are formatted to be [...]
Jul 28
How To Set Up Free Online Group Collaboration
By Rich Menga
The idea of using a centralized group to communicate with many people is definitely not new, but these days you have several more options compared to years ago.
Why use a group?
A group is useful for a centralized means of communication in a way that can have threaded conversations, and has the bonus of not being [...]
Jul 27
Use Google Voice To Get A “Local” Number From Anywhere
As you may know, Google Voice is now open to everyone. While the features of this service are immediately useful for some, a use you may not have thought of is the ability to have a “local” phone number anywhere.
For example, if you live in New York and want to have a local Atlanta number, [...]
Jul 27
Can You Survive On Web Apps Alone?
By Rich Menga
Something that strikes fear into both the hearts of Microsoft and Apple are web apps, and it’s a huge reason why both companies are pushing for smartphone technologies so viciously (read: popular proprietary platform = profit).
The question of the moment per this article is: If you chose to do so, could you survive on nothing [...]
Jul 26
Easily Hide Desktop Icons And Gadgets On Windows 7
One of the features hiding in plain sight which many people do not realize is included with Windows 7 is the ability to easily hide all your desktop icons and gadgets. To do this, right click on an empty area of your desktop and go to the View menu and select either ‘Show desktop icons’ [...]
Jul 26
I Hate Wireless N
By Rich Menga
Over the course of the weekend my trusty lil’ Belkin F5D7230-4 Wireless G router started making a small electronic screeching noise. It was the kind of noise that’s indicative that a capacitor will soon erupt, so it was time to retire her. She was around 4 or 5 years old, so I can’t complain.
I figured [...]
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