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Google apparently changed the URL for the Pagerank checker API, here’s the really simple way to fix that in your PHP scripts. I’ll use PHPLD 2.2 for an example, though you can easily do this with any script…
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Here are a few tips and tricks to save your 3G mobile data on your Samsung Captivate (SGH-i897ZKAATT) by utilizing Wi-Fi and turning off 3G data on your phone. Generally, these tips can be used with any Android and/or Wi-Fi capable phone, but here I will be using the Captivate/Galaxy S Android phone.
With this patch you will be able to skin your Windows XP SP3 system without the use of third party software such as WindowBlinds or Style XP, but you will be able to use Style XP themes. This makes for much faster boot-up times and less resource usage, plus it’s FREE and legal.
I just bought the EVGA GeForce 9500 GT
Having a few problems using your own MP3′s as ringtones on your LG Scoop AX260? Due to apparent legal restrictions, you are not able to add MP3s as ringtones since they could be downloaded illegally. Fortunately, below is a step-by-step guide to using your own songs as ringtones for ‘technically free’ (since the only thing you have to pay for is web access), without the use of a USB data cable and/or BitPim.
First off, you’ll need the following things to accomplish this:
Once you have all 3 things:
Just got a great deal on a few computer items over at Xoxide.com. If you’re looking to mod your case or add extra features, Xoxide is definitely the way to go. Even if you just want to get a few cheap parts for your side project PC their clearance items will make you pleased. I got a random 400W ATX power supply for $9.99, although their description says at least 400w I managed to receive a 450w instead. Read the rest of this entry »
With MaxBlogPress’ FavIcon WordPress Plugin you can easily switch between favicons without a hassle. I’m using Firefox and the updated favicons show up automatically… Read the rest of this entry »
With Mobile17 you can create ringtones from your own music files. Where ringtone providers will charge you an arm and a leg, Mobile17 lets you upload an mp3/wav of your favorite song, then pick a clip out of the song. It then sends you the file, through a picture e-mail or something similar where you can select it to play as a ringtone. They claim to be compatible with over 95% of available cell phones so chances are you won’t have a problem being able to upload and create your own free ringtones. The wait time can be over 2 hours, but if you donate some money they will give you ‘Express’ credits, or you could always buy a subscription.
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Edit menu.lst From Windows
If you want to try and edit your Ubuntu linux files from Windows, such as menu.lst you can try using Ext2Read to view your ext2/ext3/ext4 partitions and save files onto Windows. This handy little program (no install needed) read my Ubuntu partition just fine from Windows 7 64bit install. I’m using the latest Ubuntu so I am also using Grub 2, which uses the grub.cfg file. I was able to access any file I needed. Keep in mind, this doesn’t ‘mount’ the drive, it simply let’s you view and save files.
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UXTheme Multi-patcher: Patch More Windows Versions
With this updated UXTheme Multi-patcher, you can replace the uxtheme files and start using custom Visual Styles for your system. Here are the supported versions from the Softpedia website;
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