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April 29, 2008
sublime sleep
Alright, my cleanest design ever is online and kicking.. first of all the product sold in the site is truly amazing, its soft and always stays in shape. Never ever you have to fluf your pillow up before you lay down ur head.
The whole thing was coded according to my design in NL, then came back for final touch up.
It will grow in the couple months as its pretty empty at the moment, but first have to get some feel of what is going to happen with it.
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April 23, 2008
phonetically speaking
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April 15, 2008
David West 013
Next (April) addition of David West's - Go West
http://www.david-west.com/media.php
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April 14, 2008
Repost: Kill balloons
Going to kill the balloons again :P
Repost from 17-09-2007
To start my monday morning with some tweakin, just killed the annoying balloon text pop-ups. YAY!
If you want to do it also, use this microsoft article:HERE
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April 12, 2008
Hot Apple
The MacBook Pro (MBP) is HOT, ... no seriously its bloody hot! To the point you can't even use the keyboard without burning your fingertips.
First I thought, must be a XP problem on the MBP, but its a serious problem on both Operating systems, but yeah worse on XP.
Anyways, the way to attack this is in OSX is with smcFanControl, but under XP I haven't found a proper tool to manage the fans like in OSX.
The InputRemapper, comes with fancontrol but just doesnt do anything. So for now the only way to stay cool, is to use smcFanControl in OSX, set it to a higher fan level, reboot directly in XP without turning the power off, then the fans will stay at the RPM set in OSX. :(
It would be good if BootCamp will add this to its features when booting into XP.
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April 4, 2008
loansmiths temp
I just defaced the old loansmiths.com.au with my new created temp splash page, with a new search engine strategy embedded.
"Now let the google crawler come!"
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April 2, 2008
Mac Os reading NTFS
MacOs X can READ and WRITE on FAT32 partitions, but FAT 32 has a limit to 4GB files, and I have a few of those. OSX is able to READ NTFS but can't default write. Ive seen a couple of solutions, but think i'm going to give this one a go:
first BACKUP :P
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