If you already own our own blog or website, you have surely used some sort of hit counter to track the number of hits to your website (just for bragging rights right?). There are tons of free services out there that provide services beyond hit tracking, like referral tracking, visitor information, etc. Choosing one […]
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Have you heard about Cory? Just a few weeks ago, Cory’s parents went away on vacation, and then Cory decided to host a house party while his parents were away.He posted the information on MySpace, and…horrors, 500 people showed up and caused damage to public property, including police cars.
The following video teaches you how to best deal with work-related stress, especially those caused by your PC. Continue reading
Have you got sensitive files on your computer you want kept away from prying eyes? Perhaps its a secret family recipe passed down for generations? Perhaps its sensitive company documents that cannot fall into competitors hands? Whatever files it is you want to protect, you can now do it easily and securely with TrueCrypt.
The wonderful thing about many Japanese game shows is that you don’t really need to know Japanese to enjoy it. The following videos are that of a game show called Silent Library. The premise of the show defies description, you’ll just have to watch it yourself. Continue reading
I think Japanese game shows are the craziest stuff. This segment called Human Tetris is part of the Grand Master TV show. Check out the videos for some great laughs!
Morons and their cars. LOL. Continue reading
If you’ve commented an a blog hosted by Blogger/Blogspot lately, you would have noticed that they have rolled out a new commenting system. Gone are the days when you could just enter your nickname and key in your URL to publish your comment. If you are already using Blogspot, LiveJournal, TypeKey, or WordPress, then don’t worry, your OpenID has already been setup and you can start commenting on Blogspot sites. The site owner and other readers will be able to see your URL. For other’s who are hosting their own blogs or websites, please read on to find out how to set up your own OpenID.
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