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Top Firefox Extensions
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There are hundreds of useful (and most of the time not) Firefox extensions to improve your browsing experience as well as bog down the browser’s performance. I choose 4 out of the flock and limit myself to them, to balance work-ability as well as the bulkiness of my Firefox install. All-In-One Sidebar Available via: he AiOS Repository or Developer site Why? If you’ve tried the Opera browser, you’d love the sidebar that’s well integrated into it. It holds everything you need like bookmarks, downloads, history, plugins/widgets, etc and you can hide the darn thing at the click of a button. All in One Sidebar (or AiOS if that seems a bit long) brings that functionality to Firefox. If you still don’t get the beauty of this plugin in, try this scenario: You’re constantly checking your downloads, browsing your favorite site and looking for bookmarks that relate to what you are working on, all at the same time. You may get away with checking your bookm


Stages of Software Development
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Software development is a complicated process that requires careful planning and execution. Huge projects like games, operating systems and full fledge applications takes months if not years to develop. The reason why most of these products work or fail is due to it’s development process (although I’ll admit that there are instances that they fail because they plain suck). Now I’m not one for making good introductions so if you’re a novice developer, read on. You may pick up a few stuff: 1. Analysis Ask yourself: What input your project needs as input? Does it need names, numbers, or values? What is the output that the project should give? How should the output be displayed? Who should use the program? These basic questions will form the guidelines in which you’ll be referring to throughout the stages of development. 2. Planning If you decide to start off with little or no planning at all, chances are you’ll end up with a linear development path, ergo trial and erro
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Global WGA outtage
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Microsoft users are experiencing problems with Windows Genuine Advantage with XP and Vista users unable to validate their installations. If you look now at the WGA support forum, you’ll see a flood of complaints for users of both OS’s, both 32- and 64-bit versions, like this one. Microsoft is telling readers that they should “try again” later, with some reports giving a target date of August 28 for the fix. Thank you for your response. I’m sorry to inform you that the Windows Genuine server might be down for few days. I have escalate the issue to our Genuine team, kindly try to validate again on Tuesday 28 Aug 2007. Thank you for contacting Microsoft Technical Support. The problem appears to pop up when users download or receive an update. This applies to any patch and/or add-ons that requires WGA validation. If and when a validation is attempted and fails, your installation may be marked non-genuine. For Vista Ultimate users, if you reboot after a failed validation, you
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Seagate goes SSD
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Seagate Technology LLC plans to add solid-state drives based on flash memory chips to its lineup of storage products sometime in 2008, the company said Thursday – IDG News Service “We have solid-state drives on every road map that we have,” Bill Watkins, the company’s CEO, told The Wall Street Journal in an interview. Solid-state drives, AKA SSDs, use flash memory like those in your flash drives instead of magnetic disks. Flash memory is non-volatile, meaning retention of information does not require power. They offer a couple of advantages over our platter-based drives— they’re lighter, need less power and are more durable making mobile devices their top application. These cost more than the average magnetic-disk based drives and currently have a fraction of the capacity but current improvements in technology continue to drag the price down as well as pack more bytes into the package. Seagate currently has hybrid drives in the product line, which combines flas
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Store your data on an atom
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If you’ve seen The Last Mimzy, the part where they showed an atomic-sized Intel chip, you probably started asking, when will we get there? IBM seems to have found an answer. IBM stores data on an atom As researchers look for ways to replace silicon in order to shrink chips, IBM has been able to perform functions like switching and data storage on atoms and molecules IBM has pioneered the process at their Almaden Research lab in California. Essentially, researchers detect ‘magnetic anisotropy, a property of the magnetic field that gives it the ability to maintain a particular direction’. Since the process allows the detection of the ‘direction’ individual atoms are facing, this is the first step towards the ones and zeroes used in binary. “In a second report, researchers at IBM’s lab in Zurich, Switzerland, said they had used an individual molecule as an electric switch that could potentially replace the transistors used in mo
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Will F2P work for RF Online (PH)?
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Upon Remembering the Commercial launch for RFO.PH (that’s RF Online Philippines), I know a lot of prospective players were turned away by the whopping 500 Php monthly fee, one that LUG had promised to be worth it in terms of fun factor and game play. A few months later, with the release of episode 2, RFO follows in the footsteps of RAN Online by offering free gameplay for life. What would this mean for current players? The influx of new players will flood the system (as it is with any new Free2Play) as people try to sort things out and see if RF is worth the time, market prices will fluctuate, etc. To gamers, the obvious question still looms: Is the update worth it? I’ve finished downloading and installing a copy of the game from LUG’s servers and just started exploration. I will post more info once I’ve place about 20 hrs of the game. Here’s what’s been updated for Episode 2: Leon Weapons Special weapons which have to be assembled from various


Google imposes limit on Adsense API
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Minimum Traffic for Launch - Starting September 13, 2007, we will be able to launch live AdSense API implementations only for websites where content using AdSense through the API is expected to get at least one hundred thousand (100,000) page views per day. If you have fewer than 100,000 page views per day, you are welcome to develop an implementation — you can apply to go live once you reach 100,000 daily page views. Or, you can monetize your site without the AdSense API, with Google AdSense. Rest at east bloggers, the limit is for developers only. You can read more at the Google Code Website.
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Storm Hits Blogger
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And when we thought it the worst has passed. The ubiquitous Storm Trojan has found a new home – on spam blog sites in Google’s Blogger network Careful whose blog you’re reading these days: Researchers have discovered the Storm Trojan nestled in hundreds of blog sites in Google’s Blogger network. This Storm infection is not simple comment spam, where spammers post their junk messages and malware as blog comments. “These are blogs that post spam,” says Alex Eckelberry, CEO of Sunbelt Software, who has been studying the posts. He says he hasn’t seen any legitimate blogs bites being hacked and sprinkled with Storm, but he’s still researching the trend. Eckelberry, who first discovered Storm executable files on several blogger sites this week, says Storm is showing up on blogs that use the mail-2-blogger feature, where bloggers can post via email. Google does have a CAPTCHA defense in place to prevent this kind of infection, requiring some blogger


Midrange PC on a budget
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As an enthusiast, it’s always been my point to buy and build my own rigs. The only time I’ve bought a prepackaged pc was when I bought my laptop (little you can do there). My current rig is about 2 years old and I’m feeling it’s age whenever at every start up so I decided to build a new one. This is a canvas of what I intend to buy in the next few weeks to replace my main PC and you can use it as a guide if you’re planning on building your own rig anytime soon. Notes: Prices are in Php not USD so don’t flip over. Prices may vary depending on your vendor. I choose Enigma and PCXpress, which are close by from my address and have about the lowest retail price compared to their nearby competitors Some products may not be available in your area I am not in anyway affiliated with the aforementioned stores. I didn’t include an optical drive because I have one too many I didn’t include software price for OS because we all know where we get
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Granado Espada PH Launch Party
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[ September 15, 2007; 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm. ] Here's an event to stir both GE fans and gamers alike. What: GE PH Commercial Launch Party When: September 15, 2007 12NN to 7PM (Day Activities); 10PM onwards (Big Fish Night Party) Where: One Esplanade, SM Central Business Park, Seaside cor. Bay Blvd., Pasay City There will be an OPEN CATEGORY COSPLAY as well as a GRANADO ESPADA CATEGORY [...]


Mitsubishi Concept-cX
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With the current popularity of compact, or kei-cars, like the Jazz and the Swift, Mitsubishi is set to enter the field with Concept -cX—a new-generation compact SUV that balances between the environment and performance. The exterior design gives a purposeful yet functional form using a dynamic wedge shape and large tires that gives the car it’s aggressive and powerful appearance. The interior employs a modern and sporty design that allows a sense of expectation about the car’s performance and melds this with a high level of comfort. By visually accenting the strength of the underlying frame structure and through the contrasting use of soft padding, the design creates an interior space that wraps its occupants in a protective and comfortable cocoon. Made from Mitsubishi’s own Green Plastic — made from bamboo and other plant-based resins — the Concept-cX is sure to please car enthusiasts and environmentalists alike. At the heart of the concept car is a new high-output, hig


Playstation Phone confirmed
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Sony Ericsson head Peter Anhegard, has confirmed the coming of a Playstation-branded gaming handset. Although a date is still to be set, Christmas he said although he didn’t specify which, rumors of features from the upcoming product are currently surging through the net. If you could still recall the first phone to integrate it’s gaming as it’s main feature, ergo the Nokia NGAGE, which was a total flop, it would appear that Sony Ericsson has found itself a wide open franchise. Given that current Smartphones have hardware that perform nearly at par with the PSP, which is somewhere in between the PS1 and PS2, it’s hard to imagine what the Playstation Phone will be capable of when it comes. The main issue to address when the idea of the Playstation Phone comes to mind of the tech-y person, would be developer support. Sure, you may have a dandy-looking phone with nice and powerful features but what can you do with it? The NGAGE flopped because there no one to


Ask Bill Gates
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Ever wanted ask one of the world’s most recognized people your burning questions on Office, Windows, Halo and Microsoft in general? Here’s your chance. Bill Gates has agreed to take questions from NEWSWEEK readers in an exclusive Web forum. Submit your questions on or before Sept. 28; those lucky enough to be selected will find their questions on the Oct. 10 issue. Use this link... If you want to read more, just click the title


Vista vulnerable to old viruses
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I found some rumors awhile back that there were some laptops with pre-installed with Windows Vista Home Premium comes laden with a virus.  A friend email a picture to confirm that.  The virus is the 13-year-old boot sector virus named “Stoned.Angelina” which was first found in 1994. From Virus Bulletin A consignment of laptops from German manufacturer Medion, sold through German and Danish... If you want to read more, just click the title


Choosing a programming language
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Although it’s probably the first thing that would-be programmers should consider, sometimes, choosing which programming language to learn or focus on is a daunting task. As a newbie, you might be looking for the perfect language that could do whatever you want.  However, as you start you search for such a language, you’ll soon find that there is no such thing.  Each language has... If you want to read more, just click the title


Microsoft’s Virtual Earth
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Microsoft’s Stephen Lawler gives a brief tour of Google Earth ’s future competitor, Virtual Earth .  A short rendezvous through its hyperreal 3D cityscapes reveals a staggering amount of detail into focus. Even at the beta-stage, Virtual Earth shows incredible potential.   Images look crisp and navigation seems pretty accurate. Microsoft’s visions for the product... If you want to read more, just click the title
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Apple to "brick" unlocked Iphones
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Ars Technica seems to have inside information on this possibility and is suggesting that rather than just make the phones re-locked, Apple are planning to “brick” unlocked iPhones as a lesson to hackers with their next update. The article points to the announcement done by Steve Jobs, stating that Apple has decided to work actively against any SIM unlocks for the iPhone. The unlocks... If you want to read more, just click the title


Microsoft’s own BitTorrent?
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The newly released Microsoft Secure Content Downloader (MSCD) is a peer-assisted download technology that appears to be very similar to the popular BitTorrent.  Microsoft states the MSCD is capable of securely downloading specific files. MSCD is intended for consumers who are downloading from a home PC, or business users whose computers are not behind a corporate firewall.  ... If you want to read more, just click the title


How much storage is enough?
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A 250 GB hard drive is more than enough capacity for any normal PC enthusiast.  That’s quite a bit of storage to hold your installed programs, music, pictures, videos etc.  If you do manage to fill it up, there’s the option of optical storage to shave off a bit of files from the hard drive.  At the moment, DVD writers are the best option with 4.7 GB and 8.4 GB discs.  In the near... If you want to read more, just click the title


Chris Brogan’s 100 Blog topics for YOU
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Still getting eaten by a writer’s block and is your blog becoming stale and sour? Fortunately for you, Chris Brogan has posted a list of 100 interesting topics for YOU to blog about. Here’s a snippet of the first 10 on the list 1 How I Use Facebook 2 Ways I Embrace My Audience 3 Should My Town Use Social Media? 4 A Community I Love 5 Technology That Empowers Me 6 How Flickr... If you want to read more, just click the title


Mango goes online Beta
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Another great find from StumbleUpon. Mango is the first FREE enterprise language learning course available on the Internet. Courss for the current Beta include: Spanish Russian French Italian Mandarin and Chinese German Japanese Brazilian Portuguese Greek English for Spanish Speakers English for Polish Speakers I took the site for a quick spin, running through the first few lessons. The... If you want to read more, just click the title
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Vista SP1 Details
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APC Magazine was able to get a copy and install service pack 1 beta for Windows Vista .   Not unlike the usually patch which are standalone, the update comes fully integrated with a 3.2 DVD ISO.  I seriously doubt though that it will be the release medium when goes live. Not to be confused with the two enhancement packs which were leaked to the public a few weeks ago, and then officially... If you want to read more, just click the title


Google Presentation goes live
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Google Apps just celebrated it’s Suite completion with the release of it’s presentation application. At a quick glance, Google Presentation looks and feels like a bare bones of an online presentation tool and there’s a bit of disappointment on the features available. Here’s what’s available out of the box: Import Power Point files. Support for simultaneous sessions... If you want to read more, just click the title
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USB 3.0 in 2008
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Intel and several other big names plan to release a new version of the Universal Serial Bus technology in the early half of 2008.  Intel said a revamp of the current technology will yield 10 times faster transfer rates by adding fiber-optic links alongside the traditional copper wires. Intel is working fellow USB 3.0 Promoters Group members Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Texas Instruments,... If you want to read more, just click the title


Relieving weekend boredom
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Weekends are always the slowest days for me because there’s little to do and all my problems seem to popup at said time. Good thing I stumbled into Everyday Weekender. I found his topics about, well weekends, were just what I needed to kick off and have fun those boring interludes. He also provides PR 5 link backs for reviews of his blog (like this one), If you want to read more, just click the title
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Free invites for Yahoo! Mash
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Yahoo! has just launch it’s new web 2.0 social networking utility called Yahoo Mash. Mash accounts are only available through Invites and viewing of profiles require that you login to an existing Yahoo! account.  The whole interface looks and feels like friendster and Myspace.  Your profile page can be edited by your mash’s friends also so they can always spice things up... If you want to read more, just click the title
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Freelancing vs Corporate Programming
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If you ever decide to take up a career on programming, then there’s only two paths that you can take, becoming freelance and or taking up a job at a certain company.   There are few people who can balance both because they require quite different disciplines when it comes to working policies and your programming knowledge. Freelancing Freelancing is not for everyone... If you want to read more, just click the title
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Ragnarok PH goes F2P.. almost
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Ragnarok.PH finally jumps on the free to play bandwagon in an effort to take on several of the current popular MMOs that offer the same “Free for Life” tagline. Will it work to attract gamers who have migrated to other games? Or is it already too late? Here’s the official statement from GM Tristan Valkyrie [...] If you want to read more, just click the title
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Wii vs PS3
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All you have to do is touch me and you’ll have the time of your life That’s probably the best selling punchline I’ve ever heard.  Well this video represents what the console wars is about for these two consoles.  I wonder what the XBOX 360 will be?  Cortana?  I know Halo fans would LOVE that. I’ll [...] If you want to read more, just click the title
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What is the Sony Drive
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Something seems up with Sony ’s Japanese homepage as rumors began circulating about what this item is.  Aside from the non-descriptive name, there’s little information about the item other than the non-helpful flash presentation on the Sony Drive. If you want to read more, just click the title


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