A nifty little trick that unlocks dozens of customization settings for you in Windows. Why Microsoft didn't have this enabled by default is anyone's guess but you'll be glad you did it.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
The History of Linux in an Infopic
Check out the History of Linux InfoPic!
Nicely done infopic explaining the origin of this great operating system!
New Stumbleupon Logo? Love or Hate It?
Noooo! Whyyyy!
I hate the new logo but I do kinda' like what they did with the rest of the site. I will miss the HTML support in our posts but truthfully, not letting HTML will make the site more uniform for all sorts of devices.
Click here for more info on the changes happening at SU.
Some devices (cell phones mostly) had a problem reading posts that had user supplied HTML in them (I know as fact that mine couldn't generate it properly which made the mobile phone experience a bitch.)
Sooo ... I only have one complaint to file with SU, bring back the nice blue and green logo!!
I hate the new logo but I do kinda' like what they did with the rest of the site. I will miss the HTML support in our posts but truthfully, not letting HTML will make the site more uniform for all sorts of devices.
Click here for more info on the changes happening at SU.
Some devices (cell phones mostly) had a problem reading posts that had user supplied HTML in them (I know as fact that mine couldn't generate it properly which made the mobile phone experience a bitch.)
Sooo ... I only have one complaint to file with SU, bring back the nice blue and green logo!!
Saturday, December 3, 2011
5 Gmail Filters To Help Prioritize & Organize Your Inbox
Click to View: 5 Gmail Filters To Help Prioritize & Organize Your Inbox
A nice how to on using Gmail's filter feature to automatically organize your Inbox!
Thursday, December 1, 2011
No More Black Google Strip
Niiice! Not sure if anyone else had this problem but my Stumbleupon bar was often battling for screen space with my Google Strip in Chrome. This solves that problem, plus I like this much better than the strip. Aesthetically speaking that is. The hack requires the Chrome browser and an extension with some basic copy and paste, just follow the instructions at the link.
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