Tweaks for the Windows registry

September 3rd, 2009

Tweaks are done in order to increase the performance of the system or modify either the software or hardware. Tweaking can also be done to improve the aesthetic appeal of the computer or to make the system function better depending on the need of the user. For Windows operating system, some tweaks can be performed using the configurations menu, while others can only be done by making edits to the registry.

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Convert file types online without software

September 3rd, 2009

With current technological advancements, websites have popped up that allow file types to be converted online without necessarily being required to install any software. These websites permit users to convert the formats of media files and other than install any software, all that one is required to do is visiting the site, navigating around the text ads and uploading the files through the use of the form.

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Firefox 3.5 new features explained

September 1st, 2009

Mozilla FireFox refers to free Web browser program from Mozilla Corporation. It has become known to the public in terms of global usage. The FireFox employs a layout engine called ‘Gecko’ to present Web pages which execute the latest Web standards and other features as well.

FireFox include attributes such as spell checker, tabbed browsing, bookmarking, incremental find, geolocation, private browsing, download manager, and included search system. Other operations are added via plug-ins and add-ons.

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Hacker threatens to release Valve customers’ financial data

September 1st, 2009

An Internet report concerning the security of Valve Software has been making the rounds, stating that a hacker may have illegally entered the servers of its content distribution system, Steam. Steam is Valve’s pioneering game distribution system.

First-Person Shooters Half-Life and Counterstrike are some of the Valve’s most popular product series. The perpetrator calls himself MaddoxX. He uploaded a post onto an anti-Valve forum, and said that he had evidence of the infiltration, which included private financial information form Valve. MaddoxX’s purpose was to bring to light his dissatisfaction with Steam and its workings.

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Wifi leeching in UK leads to police arrests

September 1st, 2009

Individuals who surf the Internet for free by stealing nearby wireless connections (“leeching”) may get more than a slap on the wrist. Police crackdowns on Wi-Fi leeching confer criminal records upon the guilty. This may seem too severe at first glance, for a trivial misdemeanor; yet the action may also be interpreted as hacking, as an inadequately-guarded network is infiltrated and utilized for unknown ends.

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Add flash video to website

September 1st, 2009

Adding up flash videos to websites takes space on the Web storage, the servers space is taken up depending of the size of the video, while the size of the videos depend on its quality and length. This is why some sites give the maximum number of minutes allowed per video. Lengthy video files with higher quality could result to slower video streaming. Since many computer user stream videos nowadays, many companies and websites would like to include videos on their site.

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Registry components - RDC, RMF and RCC

September 1st, 2009

The Registry Components commonly abbreviated as RC constitute of three major layers namely; RDC-Registry Database Connectivity, the RMF-Registry Management Facility and the RCC-Registry Core Component. It offers a number of interfaces that plays the sole purpose of storage and access of XML data and also the management and accessing of rules in the database. The RDC offers a wide range of interfaces used in access and storage of XML data. In addition, it manages access and user rules as well as managing users and access rules concerning the core database.

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