Yo mate!!! Just found this on O'Reilly website and it's cool!
A new utility that let you turn on the 3D Cube Desktop mode in Vista or XP!!
I am still downloading and installing to try it out...it works like the 3D Virtual Desktop in Linux
Check it out yourself
browse to the http://chsalmon.club.fr/index.php
I signed up the Yahoo! Pipes for quite some while but never got time to really experience it. Today I just come across it again fater yesterday my visit to Internet World 2007 exhibition in Earls Court Centre, London, UK. In the exhibition I met with a guy in a stand selling his piece of software which works like that Yahoo! Pipes but he is going to sell it for €50,000.00!!! So I just politely tell him that his should do so to sell at that price because it's new technology 😉 (I remember it called MASHUP SERVER technology).
Back to the topic here, I just try to make a TEST pipe here (http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/person.info?eyuid=lSogDpswo2uqNu9J6AYp), and then the result is cool 😉 I can combine two RSS feeds together. If you have good imagination and cretiave mind, maybe you can create some cool pipes???
Try it out mate, it's worth a try. Great tools for researching....
Good news for those who always wish to convert a video file format to another one. Here we got one of the BEST opensource software which will help you to convert any video format 😉
Downlaod HERE
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/
How can I make Windows XP automatically create a restore point when I shutdown or restart my computer? This is a great idea for those who always trying new software. Here is the clue mate 😉
1) Create a blank document in Notepad, then copy and paste in these codes :-
Set IRP=getobject("winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore")
MYRP=IRP.createrestorepoint("Automatic Restore Point",0,100)
2) Click on [ File ] --> [ Save File ], then choose where you want to save the file (any where you feel good) and put in the filename as [ autorecover.vbs ] and save
3) Click on [ Start ] --> [ Run ], then key in [ gpedit.msc ] and OK. The Group Policy editor will then appear.
4) On the left column you will see the [ Computer Configuration ], then double click your mouse on [ Windows Settings ] , you will then see the [ Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) ] and you should left click on it. On the right hand-side column, right-click your mouse on the [ Shutdown ] and choose [ Properties ]
5) In the [ Shutdown ] properties dialogue box click on [ Add ] and then [ Browse ] to the file you save earlier (autorecover.vbs) and choose it. Click [ OK ] --> [ OK ] and close the Group Policy editor.
6) Done!!!
* Please use it at your own risk. We will not take any responsibility for the damages of your software or hardware. We have been tested the same configurations on our PC and did not produce any problem.*
Have been using thr RoundCube Webmail and SquirrelMail for quite sometimes. They are both the webmail on my main website www.iosc.net.
Today I am installing the RoundCube Webmail for my client. I choose this webmail because it provides the AJAX and very very clean and simple interface.
I just wonder the developer stop the developing stage at beta 1? This webmail is really really cool. I suggest you should give it a try 😉
I have to follow the trend if I need more expose for our community here. So I just signed up the Technorati to increase visibility 😉
It seems that Technorati still hold the MOST blogging sites attached to it, so successful huh!!!
Currently I am testing on this 2 latest products from Adobe. Both of them will be the next generation of development tools which enable user can create an application very easy, fast and pretty (good looking interface). Is that means I will lost my job soon? 😉
just a test post from Flock browser
http://www.flock.com
Interesting browser with lots of built in features...
Flock is based on the Firefox
Good to use with Flickr.com as well
Check it out mate 😉
Latest product from Apple --> iPhone
I wonder when will it be available in UK?
This is 2007 MUST BUY device 😉
(photo grabbed from Apple.com)
The Official iPhone Specs
Screen Size: 3.5 inches
Screen Resolution: 320 by 480 at 160 ppi
Input Method:Multi-touch (touchscreen) and side buttons for volume control
Operating System:Stripped down version of OS X
Web Browser: Safari
Applications and Widgets:Google Maps, Stock quotes and Weather information
Storage: 4GB / 8GB
Phone Technology: Quad-band GSM(MHz: 850, 900, 1800, 1900) and EDGE (This means the phone is not a 3G phone but a 2.5G)
Wireless Data: Wi-Fi 802.11b/g Bluetooth 2.0
Camera: 2.0 megapixels
Battery: Up to 5 hours Talk / Video / Browsing, Up to 16 hours Audio playback
Dimensions: 4.5 x 2.4 x 0.46 inches
Weight: 4.8 ounces / 135 grams
Price :$499 (4Gb) and $599 (8Gb) with 2 years contract
Availability :June 2007 in the United States
Wish to share with you all about a site I always visit to learn more about CSS, this is a quickway to learn instead of starting from scratch...that is why I am not expert...lol
If you want to learn more as web designer, you should click the learn now 
(By the way, I don't know that site author at all, not advertisement mate)
Just came across this sit - faketown.com and found it so cool. The very retro feel back to the Sinclair machine time 😉
If you wish to check it out and learn more on the structure, just click on this link
http://www.faketown.com/?referralId=22398
While I am trying to learn and create my own home DNS and Web server, I browse through the Howtoforge.com and saw this open source project --> ISPConfig
I have been waiting for long to see a project like this since I can't afford to buy the Cpanel/WHM. I have not really try out the ISPConfig yet but I already install it on my test platform Ubuntu Dapper 6.06. The installation and configuration seems not difficult to deal with. I will try to get it to run on my CentOS 4 once I got my new replacement HDD back 😉
ISPConfig
ISPConfig is an open source hosting control panel for Linux. ISPConfig is licensed under BSD license.
Managed Services
Detailed Feature list
