Archive for March, 2009
Australian Classification Board hacked
The Australian Classification Board website seems to have been hacked this evening. It is still unknown who the group is that has done this.
The website now says:
Welcome to the Classification Website
This site contains information about the boards that have the right to CONTROL YOUR FREEDOMZ. The Classification Board has the right to not just classify content (the name is an ELABORATE TRICK), but also the right to DECIDE WHAT IS AND ISNT APPROPRIATE and BAN CONTENT FROM THE PUBLIC. We are part of an ELABORATE DECEPTION from CHINA to CONTROL AND SHEEPIFY the NATION, to PROTECT THE CHILDREN. All opposers must HATE CHILDREN, and therefore must be KILLED WITH A LARGE MELONS during the PROSECUTION PARTIES IN SEPTEMBER. Come join our ALIEN SPACE PARTY.
Tags: Hacking
Windows 7 Build 7057 Login Screen for Windows XP, Vista and 7
Most of you already know that Windows 7 build 7057 was leaked. Most of you probably noticed the lovely new login screen and would like it on previous versions of Windows.
Look no further, you can have the Windows 7 Build 7057 Login Screen working on Windows XP, Vista and 7 now! Continue reading to see how to download & install them after the jump.
WordPress Mobile Edition & Wordbook
Well I installed the WordPress Mobile Edition plugin. I had a quick look on my iPhone and it rendered quite well. The only thing I dislike about it is that it uses the Carrington theme engine instead of K2 which the blog is based off.
I also added the Wordbook plugin which also adds any posts that I create on here to also display on my Facebook Profile. This seems to be quite a good way for both my blog and Facebook to come together.
It should render fine on most mobile devices, if you do have any issues with it please leave me a comment!
Tags: Blogging, Mobile, Software, Wordpress
Why I’m using Skribit
Along with the new theme design and photos. I have also added a widget on the right side of the page called Skribit. Skribit is basically a blog topic suggestion application which allows you, the reader to suggest things that you would like to read about.
Skribit was developed by Paul Stamatiou who is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech and is now working on Skribit full-time. I hope to use Skribit to allow myself to communicate with the community by getting more ideas on what to blog about, and try to stay active.
Thanks for reading.
Tags: Blogging
Desktop Icons as list view
I remember back when I was using Windows XP there was a shell extension that allowed you to have your Desktop Icons as a list view. I did a quick Google Search and found an application called Deskview.
Deskview not only works in Windows XP but also works in Windows Vista (x86 and x64). To really shrink your icons in Vista, essentially what you would want to do is set them to “classic” icons or hold down your CTRL key and use your mouse wheel to shrink or enlarge them. Then you will want to run deskview.exe to change them to list view.
Now what this small application does is simple and it doesn’t have any options. You double-click it to set your Desktop Icons as a list view then double-click it again to change them back to the default setting.
On the left is what the normal icons look like, and on the right is what the list view looks like.
Note: I didn’t create this program, nor do I know who did. If someone knows of, or you are the author of this software please don’t hesitate to contact me to add your credit!