If you like the Chrome UI but love Adblock Plus, here is how-to get the best of both worlds! Via lifehacker
Read the article: Google Chrome: Turn Firefox into a Google Chrome Clone
If you like the Chrome UI but love Adblock Plus, here is how-to get the best of both worlds! Via lifehacker
Read the article: Google Chrome: Turn Firefox into a Google Chrome Clone
Free, open-source image processing app Qtpfsgui takes in groups of standard digital camera shots of the same scene or object and runs them through a high dynamic range imaging filter, creating striking images with more depth of color.
Read the article: Qtpfsgui Makes Standard Digicam Shots More Vibrant
Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. It is a free online service.
Read the article: Check Browser Compatibility, Cross Platform Browser Test – Browsershots
This is a post to test the auto-post feature of posterous to WordPress blog. All I did was post this entry via email to Posterous and it published it on this blog. If the test is successful you will be reading this on wastedmonkeys.com
Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement Speech in 2005.
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Do you work a lot with large files, or need to synchronize large blocks of files between two drives? For both of these applications, a free Windows application called TeraCopy is a much better solution than Windows Explorer and most of the file copying utilities out there.
Read the article: TeraCopy: A Free Way to Trounce Windows File Copying
Streaming allows the upload and download at the same time, without the first person completely uploading the file. New startup brings streaming of files to web — innovative!
Free, open-source boot disk utility Darik’s Boot and Nuke (DBAN) automatically and completely deletes the content of every hard disk it can find on your computer when you run it.
Darik’s Boot and Nuke Securely Wipes Your System in an Emergency
Scenario (for Windows): You’ve got multiple GMail accounts, say, one for work and another for personal use; and you would like to sign onto both Google Talk accounts on the same computer at the same time. By default, GTalk doesn’t permit multiple instances, but a simple hack can fix it.
Right Click on the Google Talk icon (in the start menu, either in your quick launch or, Start > All Programs > Google Talk > Google Talk), then click Properties, then add /nomutex at the end of the line, for example, in my setup this looks like:
“C:\Program Files\Google\Google Talk\googletalk.exe” /startmenu /nomutex
Now, launch as many Gtalk instances as you want. Voila! Have fun 😉