Archive for May, 2009
Google Analytics on your desktop with Polaris
Polaris brings Google Analytics to your desktop. The desktop widget Adobe AIR powered making it cross-platform.
The basic “free” widget allows you to monitor one site. If you need more, you could by upgrading to the full version (unlimited profiles) for USD 15 per year.
The default view is the dashboard with an overview of the genaral [...]
Linux market share gone up!
Based on W3Counter’s April report, Linux’s market share has grown over the past year to a steady 2.16%. At around the same time last year that value stood at 1.89%.
The number’s surely to go up as the Linux desktop environment continues to improve with every new release.
I’m 100% Linux at home now running Ubuntu and [...]
Transformers USB Flash Drive
This is something all transformers fans should have.
The 2GB USB flash drive transforms from a regular looking flash drive into Ravage. However, in it’s transformed state, Ravage’s USB port is not longer accessible. Who cares right? As long as it looks cool!
It’s not cheap, USD 42.99 for a thumb drive. You’d have to be a [...]
3 new “Transformers 2″ trailers
Woo Hoo!! 3 new “Transformers 2″ trailers just got released.
Catch them below
It’s On…..
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4719904[/vimeo]
Greatest Enemy…..
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4719776[/vimeo]
Forms…
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4719348[/vimeo]
I can’t wait to catch the movie!! How bout you, into Transformers??
Linux Tip #7: Disable auto logout in C Shell (csh)
Run the “set autologout=[n]” command to enable or disable the autologout feature in C Shell (csh)
Setting autologout to “0″ will disable the autologout feature.
set autologout=0
The first line below will set the autologout period to 1 minute and the second line will be 5 minutes. If there is no activity for the set time, you will [...]
