Howto: Recover lost files after you accidentally wipe your hard drive

Shawn Hermans show us how to How to recover lost files after you accidentally wipe your hard drive.
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Howto: Recover lost files after you accidentally wipe your hard drive
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Linux Installs Made Easier

Instalinux.com is a handy Web site from which users can create customized installation images for a handful of different Linux distributions.
The site’s service, SystemDesigner, is free, and administrators should find it particularly helpful when provisioning multiple machines—either physical or virtualized.
The Instalinux site was put together by former Hewlett-Packard employee Chris Slater, and SystemDesigner is based [...]

Huge High Resolution Wallpaper Website

Mydeskcity is a hugh, and I mean really huge, high quality wallpaper website that is not overloaded with advertisement like most of the other wallpaper websites out there. The only drawback that I could find is that this website is not in english but Chinese (?), at least I think it is Chinese. Navigating it [...]

Add And Edit Cookies Firefox Extension

Add N Edit Cookies is another must have firefox extension that makes it easy to add or edit cookies from within firefox. Cookies are bonded to a specific site which creates them on numerous occasions such as visiting the site, opting that your login data will be remembered or to track you while you are [...]

Windows Vista Pre RC1 Released

Microsoft released a new version of their upcoming Windows Vista operating system called Pre RC1 which means this should be the last version before the release candidate gets out. It is only available for a limted time so hurry up and visit their download pages right away. Only the first 100.000 users will be able [...]

Linux Windows Dual Boot Video Tutorial

Dual Booting is a nice way to keep your existing Microsoft Windows installation while being able to try out a new Linux installation at the same time. The following video tutorial explains how to setup a system that is able to dual boot Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux.
Linux Windows Dual Boot Video Tutorial
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Apple vs. Microsoft - the GUI Battles

For those of us not old enough to remember Windows before its 3.1 days, here’s a bit of history from Tom Hormby of LowEndMac. I was aware that Office for Mac had been–and still is–one of Microsoft’s flagship products, but I didn’t realize Microsoft was also involved in the development of the Macintosh early on.
Microsoft [...]

ErrorZilla - Useful error pages for Firefox

This is really cool. ErrorZilla gives you a nice graphic that says the page cannot be found but it also gives you links to try and find the information you are looking for via Google Cache or WayBack. Or you can click a button to ping, trace or run whois.

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How to Automatically Sync Google Calender with Outlook

I personally use Google Calender for both personal and work related tasks and events. At the office, most people use Outlook Calender and constantly send meeting invites that I accept and then manually insert into gCal. Clearly this is not fun or productive.
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Create and Print CD or DVD Cases

There are 2 kinds of people. The first puts all of their media on their PC and never looks back. Then there are those that like to carry around DVDs for the car, backup files, etc. This tip is for the latter.
Using a site appropriately named Paper CD Case, you can create and [...]

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