Archive for June, 2008
Uploading Your Music to Flickr
Steganography is a method of embedding just about any file into a “container” file, all without noticeably affecting the container file’s content. Though the vast majority of us use the popular photo sharing site Flickr for the storing of our photos and videos, it is possible to use the art of steganography to upload anything. [...]
Automatically Update PC Drivers with RadarSync
Keeping your PC running in tip-top shape admittingly takes more effort than it should. Most PC users are generally aware of the concepts of antivirus, spyware removal, and Windows updates. We understand we have to keep on top of these things and thankfully, almost all the utilities have the ability to keep themselves recent automatically, [...]
Disabling 3rd Party Cookies in Firefox 3
A website cookie is a unique ID that is generated for each visitor to the website. This is an easy way for a site to track your purchases, pages visited within the site, ads you may have clicked on, or account information. Typically, this is an understood and accepted practice. These cookies are considered 1st [...]
Setting the Default Route in Solaris
Setting the default route in Solaris is a rather painless process and chances are, you likely won’t be doing this very often. However, if you’ve made it to this article you must need some assistance, so here goes.
To temporarily set the default route, from the console use the syntax:
route add default ip_address where ip_address is [...]
Pinning Folders to the Start Menu in Vista
The Start Menu in Windows Vista underwent a number of changes compared to it’s predecessor, Windows XP. One feature commonplace to both is the ability to pin certain applications in the start menu, providing a quick and efficient access to programs you use often. You are probably already familiar with pinning, it’s the functionality that [...]
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