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How to Change Windows 7’s Logon Screen by 09154137756
Bored with Windows’ default screen every time you login? Well, here’s a way to spice up that screen and use custom pictures.
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Sphere: Related ContentChronicles of Work (1/3) by 09154137756
For the past three months or so, my blog was largely untouched, devoid of any new posts, not even quick posts, factoids or random blog fillers. Something happened that caused a massive and sudden shift in my lifestyle, fully consuming the entire 100% (plus more) of my time and energy. It took me a very long time to adjust to this new way of life, pushing my perseverance to its very limits and forcing me to reschedule my spare time for “rest & recreation” to just “rest.” Remembering the first two months, how I survived the ordeal can only be described by a single word: miraculous.
Here is what happened.
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Sphere: Related Content[Video]: How to Change the Background of Your USB Disk by 09154137756
Apparently, some of my readers have commented (thanks guys) that they were having trouble making the background work using the instructions I have posted in my previous blog post, so I decided to make a video detailing how it’s done. 
Anyway, sorry I made the video in haste so it looks rather simplistic. No background music or captions. Hope you can get something out of it. 
Click the Youtube watermark at the lower right portion of the vid for a larger screen.
Sphere: Related ContentSo, Another Pacquiao TKO. by 09154137756
Right.
Six months after TKO’ing Hatton, Pacquiao returned to the ring and took yet another belt, though sadly it wasn’t quite as spectacular as the previous one. It’s still a TKO, even though the fight took the entire stretch of 12 rounds.
Since I’m not sports-minded, let’s talk about this from a techie perspective. Twitter is swarming with congratulatory messages for Pacquiao. Here’s a sample screenshot of the most popular topics in Twitter for the past few hours:
Other terms include TKO and floyd. Surprisingly, cotto is nonexistent, obviously beaten by “mayweather,” probably in anticipation of the possible matchup between the two. Also, on a funny note, non-Pacquiao fans mistook Pacman for the videogame character, and are tweeting their bafflement regarding the uncommon popularity of the name today.
/Right. Who’s next?
Sphere: Related ContentWindows 7 Product Guide by 09154137756
Interested in Windows 7? (I suggest you should, it really rocks) Anyway, if you want to do a little more reading before jumping in, or you’re one of the early adopters to the OS, you may want to download Microsoft’s 140-page user guide from their site. At 140 pages, it’s definitely comprehensive and contains lots of information for both new and experienced users. You can download the document either in PDF or XPS form from this link. Otherwise, you may also read my Windows 7 blog post.
Source: Ars Technica
Sphere: Related ContentBook Review: Dan Brown’s “The Lost Symbol” by 09154137756
On the day Dan Brown’s new book got released, I unleashed my google-fu skills to acquire an electronic version of the book, the same way I did whenever a new Harry Potter book is released. Admittedly, it’s the only way I can possibly enjoy new and premium titles. I can’t buy the book; on checking peyups.com, I was stunned to find its prize ridiculously expensive. I was able to acquire a genuine copy, and I’m proud to say that it was a tough find, particularly because fake versions are also in the wild. The P2P community was, of course, still warming up to the release and will probably be releasing download links within a day or two. I couldn’t wait another day however, I have always been impatient.
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