Some of these are just too damn funny. My favorite it the one that reads: “An error occurred while creating an error report.”
Archive for July, 2008
Funny Computer Errors
July 31, 2008Manually Installing Fonts
July 30, 2008The Mac OS comes with an application called “Font Book,” which I find to be clunky and annoying to use. I prefer the old manual way of installing fonts, and it’s super easy.
Step 1: Find a font you like, via website like Urban Font or Dafont. Or via disc or any other way.
Step 1B: Unzip the font so it is in raw format.
Step 2: Open up the following directory: /Your HD/Users/YourUsername/Library/Fonts
Step 3: Simply drag the fonts into this directory.
You should now be able to use your new font in other applications like “Word” or “Photoshop” and etc.
OSVids is now back up
July 30, 2008If you ever find yourself interested in seeing the desktops and installation processes of different Operating Systems, look no further. OSvids is a great site that will show you anything from Linux to Unix to Mac and back. The site was down for a few months, but now it seems it is back up and running. Enjoy!
$600 worth of Revenge
July 30, 2008I love the way this guy keeps his cool throughout the whole video.
Black Tooth
July 30, 2008A friend of mind has a home business of custom t-shirts and glasses and etc. I checked it out and I like a lot of their stuff. Nice sunglasses and some funny ass artistic shirts. My favorite shirt is “alive with pleasure”. Check out the site it’s called Black Tooth.
5 Best Alternative File Managers (Windows)
July 30, 2008I personally always though that Windows Explorer was always lacking something. Maybe it’s presentation in general was just bare. Looking over these 5 different alternatives I would like to try XYPlorer. It works with tabs, which I like a lot. Also it’s presentation seems pretty organized, with relevant information.
Lego Batman
July 29, 2008I am super stoked for this game. I love the Lego Star wars games. Something about a Legos just brings back so many memories.
Legos + Batman = 
iPhone comes with images from warehouse
July 29, 2008I wonder how this “accidentally” happened. And did the employee really not know how to delete the photos? Nevertheless if I were the customer who found these pictures on my iPhone I would definitely keep them.
Full Article (with photo)
Atheros chipset now supported by OpenSource
July 29, 2008A big hurray for Linux users. I know my biggest issue while using Linux was getting my wireless card working. Most of the Laptops that I have used have been Broadcom chipset. In which I could only get working with Ndiswrapper. Which basically takes a working windows driver and wraps it up so it could be used via Linux. Before I was comfortable enough to dig into Linux and go the Ndiswrapper route I went out and bought a wireless PCMCIA card that I knew would be supported.
After being on Linux for a month or so I realized how easy it was to get my internal wireless card working. I felt like a sellout. That was about $40 down the drain, because of laziness.
Kevin Smith and Batman
July 29, 2008It’s been a while since I’ve picked up my last comic. I know I was really into Batman comics a few years ago while I was in High school. I was actually more into Graphic Novels, because I never stayed up to date with comic series. I would always get the first issue and not get around to the store to pick up issue 2 and 3. Then I wouldn’t be able to find them, but I could get a hold of issue 4. So collecting graphic novels was more of my thing.
Anyways I was browsing Digg, while in class. And I noticed the Kevin Smith is going to be co-writing a Batman mini-series with Walt Flanagan. The three issue mini-series will re-introduce Onomatopoeia, a villain Smith created on his Green Arrow run.
I myself like Kevin Smith’s movies, Mallrats and Clerks are my favorite. I never checked out his Green Arrow work, but a friend of mine said it was pretty good. I see this mini-series as an oportunity to jump back in to comics.
