My desktop
We all like to customize our desktops. It’s a way to express who we are, and it helps us organize our digital lives.
Share your desktop (either your PC’s or your real one) in the comments section below by posting a link. You can use any service, but favorites are flickr and TinyPic. You’re free to clean up before you take a pictur [...]
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Share your Desktop Sunday
My desktop
We all like to customize our desktops. It’s a way to express who we are, and it helps us organize our digital lives.
Share your desktop (either your PC’s or your real one) in the comments section below by posting a link. You can use any service, but favorites are flickr and TinyPic. You’re free to clean up before you take a pictur [...]
Saturday Suggestion Box
You know the drill: Request an article about something you don’t know about, are interested in, or think would be a good discussion topic. If you can’t come up with something, then leave an endorsement for someone else’s idea. On Monday, I’ll pick the topic that received the most endorsements and write about that.
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What should be my new Theme?
I’ve been thinking about changing my theme for some time now, and I’ve decided that you, the audience, should have a say. After all, you’re the ones that visit and read my articles.
Here are my top 3 picks, but you’re welcome to send your own suggestions. The pictures are linked, so click on them to see a larger size.
Duster
Information abou [...]
How to Break Into a Windows PC (And P...
![How to Break Into a Windows PC (And Prevent it from Happening to You) [via Lifehacker]](http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/lifehacker/2010/10/dsc_0005.jpg)
Whether you’ve forgotten your password or you have a more malicious intent, it’s actually extremely easy to break into a Windows computer without knowing the password. Here’s how to do it, and how to prevent others from doing the same to you.
There are a few methods to breaking into a computer, each with their own strengths [...]
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