Ever since I changed my blog’s theme and placed the adsense code in the suggested location for better click-thru rate, my revenue jumped 210% and completely beat the total value for the last 3 months. Unbelievable.
Anyway, due to Google’s TOS (Terms of Service), I can’t tell you how much I made but even if I am allowed to, I won’t because it’s not that much - keep in mind that I only told you the percentage. I should be getting my cheque *soon* (like in a year haha) $-)
You know those “snooze” button on your alarm? Snooze allows you to sleep a little more extra few minutes before it rings again. Usually I will snooze 2 or 3 more times before I get up and that is not because I surrender to the alarm, but usually it’s my wife hit me with a slight slap on the face because the alarm is getting on her nerves too.
My handphone (which is also my alarm clock) has a 10-minute snooze feature with a touch button (on the right), but my fingers were always tempted to press the left button which is to switch the alarm off hehe. I think most of us have these problem.
USB and especially USB thumbdrives have become part of our “must-have” gadgets. People are carrying them around as key-chains, no more floppy drive for us no-sir!
So it has become inevitable that this USB has made it to the fashion store, for example like this.
[tag]Microsoft[/tag] announced that PCs running [tag]pirated Windows[/tag] will find their machines “tattooed” the next time they update the operating system. A permanent message will appear on the screen with the message “This copy of Windows is not genuine …” will be “tattooed” on your login screen and will also randomly pops up whenever the machine is in use.
Hmmmm.. I’ve got to check my house PC and probably disable automatic update first :P
I say it won’t be long before someone comes up with a patch to remove the nag screen. If not, there’s always Ubuntu to fall back on hehe.
Read : The Star
*post update* workarounds has appeared on the net, read here for info.
Okay probably the title was a little extra but that’s the actual title this news used. Considering [tag]Windows Vista[/tag] will overshadow [tag]XP[/tag] when it’s out (whenever that is), so I think we can start to use that title.
I went through the tips and they aren’t your usual [tag]tips[/tag] that has been published time and time again (except for #10 maybe). There are a few [tag]registry[/tag] editing though so always be careful when doing that (BACKUP!).
Link : Top 10 Windows XP Tips Of All Time
[tags]performance tips, speed up xp[/tags]
