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Apr30
Phixr Online Photo Editor
phixr.gifI blog a lot. I mean I bloggggggggggg a lot. Mostly around 5 hours a day. More on weekends. And I have to work 8 hours full time as a Linux Engineer on weekdays. So I get cheesed off when I cant edit my pictures for my blogs when I'm away from my usual blogging laptop.

What's a good solution? Well, for starters you can try Phixr. Phixr is an online photo editor, perfectly suited for internet cafes, schools and office computers without photo editing software. It directly supports flickr, photobucket, buzznet and fotolog. And they are even giving away USD1000 bucks for fun.

Phixr Online Photo Editor site
Apr29
Goowy Flash-based Start Page
AJAX here. AJAX there. We are flooded with tons of AJAX services abound, just look at the list here. Well, here's a Flash based one that's trying to fight through the Ajax babies out there. Good luck. Their interface is... Continue Reading
List of Office 2 Websites
Here's a good list of Office 2 Websites that provides Web 2.0 services like online calendar and online Instant Messenger. Some of them use flash, html but mostly its on Ajax. Check it out. Its useful if you don't want... Continue Reading
CoComment Blog Comment Tracking System
CoComment is a new way for people to keep track of all of the comments they leave on various blogs and its useful if you dont even remember what you had for dinner. They support six big blogging platforms currently:... Continue Reading
Apr28
Free Google Plugin SketchUp 3D modeling program
Want to try dabbling into renovating your house on a free 3D software. Then get Google SketchUp. But I'll keep my day job for now. ThanksWith the Google plugin, you can place SketchUp models in Google Earth, share models with... Continue Reading
Zmanda Open Source Backup Solution
The is the first business-ready open source backup solution: the Zmanda Network is  a suite of enterprise-ready software and services based on the popular Amanda open  source data backup and recovery technology. You might like to throw out your old ... Continue Reading
Death of Microsoft Internet Explorer
I can smell it. The death stench of Microsoft IE. Hurray to the Firefox warriors. God speed. Source ExplorerDestroyer.com is helping people make more money with the Google Firefox Affiliate Program by offering a script that detects users browser. The... Continue Reading
California Broadband over Digital Power Line Test
I was involved in a test with equipment running Digital Power Lines (DPL) in 1999 and the max speed at that time was about 1MB. We manage to hit about 700KB but there was a lot of interference and the... Continue Reading
Advanced Searchbar for Windows
How advance is the Advanced Searchbar for Windows ? Well for starters, you can do a lot from this search bar and I counted 42 features ! Phew !  From built-in file shredder, Pop-Up Blocker to Movie Showtimes to a... Continue Reading
Apr27
TextMaker 2006 is Microsoft Word Alternative
Tired of boring old Microsoft Word. Not willing to wait for the Aero based Windows Vista Office 2007 ?  Then looky here at TextMaker 2006. They claim that it has the full feature set of a modern, high-end word processor,... Continue Reading
Uninstall Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications
If you have pirated software (Windows OS) on your PC, then you'll want to uninstall the Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications addin. It won't be easy. A website is calling it a spyware from goo old Microsoft. But there's a way... Continue Reading
Make Internet Mobile Calls in UK with Vonage and The Cloud source
Making Internet Mobile Calls in the UK on your normal GSM/3G phone without using Skype is going to be a reality soon in UK as Vonage and WiFi provider The Cloud are rolling out the service pretty soon. But don't... Continue Reading
AlwaysKnownAs.com Online Contact Management System
Some great news if you are a person that changes companies every few months just to make ends meet or you don't like all the bosses that come your way. It sounds like a Plaxo clone but it differs as... Continue Reading
Memory Sticks are a Hazard for Businesses
Here's one news that sure to rock CEOs and CIOs off their seats. From military secrets to home made sex videos, you better make sure that thumb drives your staff uses, does not bring your 100 year old company down... Continue Reading
Apr26
SurfControl reports New Phishing Email with Trojan Loader
There's a new phishing email targeting Brazilians that claims to be from the Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, which is the highest body of the Brazilian Electoral Court. So beware and don't simply open the link on it.The message is written in... Continue Reading
ThinkFree Free Online Productivity Suite
If you are in need of an online word processor without having to boot up the old Microsoft Word, then you might want to check out ThinkFree Online.They've just launched ThinkFree Write for word processing, ThinkFree Calc for spreadsheet management... Continue Reading
Birdsoft Contact-ing Version 2.00 for Contact Management
Birdsoft Contact-ing Version 2.00 for Contact Management was just released on 24 April 2006. Its the most advanced and efficient way to organize, view and call contacts using your Windows Mobile device. This powerful, yet easy-to-use application runs directly from... Continue Reading
Configure a low-cost LAMP cluster
LAMP means Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Perl/Python and this combination of Linux software powers many interactive Web sites and projects around the Internet and corporations. The capacity of a single LAMP-powered server may be overloaded at times and its necessary... Continue Reading
Apr25
Dekart Password Manager on your USB Drive
The Dekart Password Manager is just what I need. I'm a paranoid person and I don't like to leave personal information on  company PCs. So what better way than to carry your passwords around on your usb drive with the... Continue Reading
Capture One Pro 3.7.4 Photo Software for RAW Images
Some news over at Cnet for photography lovers on RAW images below. If you just want to view, organize, and print photos captured in RAW image formats from supported Canon and Nikon digital cameras, then you can also get the... Continue Reading
New Oracle CRM OnDemand Release 10
Oracle last week brought out Oracle CRM OnDemand, the next release of the hosted offering of the former Siebel Systems Inc.The new version marks the first use of the Oracle moniker on the Siebel offering. The database company completed its... Continue Reading
PixAlert detects Porn in Company Servers
Wondering if your employees are downloading inappropriate images that might just put your company's reputation at stake ? I'm sure some of you do indulge in some naughty surfing but looking at certain pictures like child pornography could be illegal.... Continue Reading
Apr24
Registering Domain Names
There's an interesting PCWorld email from a webhosting user that advises us to register domain names on our own. I know that a lot of companies do the domain registration for free and so far I've never had problems with... Continue Reading
The Most Powerful Windows Application for Free
Shucks. I can't believe my eyes. The Most Powerful Windows Application for Free - Total Commander PowerPack 1.7What does it do ? Hold your breath...* file-manager inspired by Norton Commander, but with a modern Windows interface* has two panes for... Continue Reading
WLANs and 802.11i Wireless Protocol
Here's a good article that talks about WPA, AES, 802.11i Wireless Protocol and WEP implementation. It misses out on the WiMAX and 802.11n Multiple-In/Multiple-Out (MIMO) technology but gives a good overview of what those terms mean and the history of... Continue Reading
SSH is Prone to Attacks
I work in a Unix/Linux server environment and using SSH is a must for us to login to remote servers. If SSH is not secure, then we are in deep trouble. Just hope sys admins out there will find this... Continue Reading
Venom storage-compression technology by IBM on the Viper DB2 database server
IBM is basically trying to get a good bite into the storage market leaders like EMC. By it adding Venom to its Viper DB2 database server, the new storage-compression technology will allow users to cut storage needs by more than... Continue Reading
Apr23
Encrypted SMS with Kryptext for Business
If you are paranoid and think that the CIA and Big Brother is capturing all your SMS messages, then you should check out Kryptext for Business. Kryptext's SMS solution enables businesses to send and receive encrypted mobile phone SMS messages... Continue Reading
Microsoft starts Online Storage Wars with Windows Live Drive
The concept of keeping your files on the Internet is nothing new and that are there  are already several companies which, for a monthly or annual fee, rent a certain  number of space in order for users to save those... Continue Reading
Late Spring Cleaning for your Hard Disk
A fragmented hard drive will affect your the performance of your PC/Laptop Ahh...the weather is warming up. The dandelions, buttercups, sunflowers, and daisies are blooming. The Blue Jays, Orioles, squirrels, bunnies, and an occasional Cardinal can be seen either... Continue Reading
Apple Java Patch for Mac OS X 10.4.5
Apple has issued a security update to patch a potential vulnerability within Java affecting Mac OS X 10.4.5. A specially crafted application could bypass built-in security and allow access to system files by an intruder. The problem is located within... Continue Reading
Apr22
List of Free and Open Source Software
From Web Browsing to DVD Ripping/Vide Conversion, OpenSourceWindows.org provides a roundup of the best free and open source software. You might already be using some of them such as Mozilla Firefox but the rest are probably new to you. The... Continue Reading
Microsoft Add-Ons for Internet Explorer
In an attempt to compete with Mozilla Corps long running site that specializes in extensions for the Firefox browser, Microsoft has on Tuesday launched a site to promote Internet Explorer add-ons.The Add-Ons for Internet Explorer page offers both free and... Continue Reading
Apr21
Free Unified Database management tool from CA
Unicenter Database Command Center (DCC) is a Web-based database management console customers can download to any workstation or laptop with access to a browser, and the software does not require any client software be installed on databases. CA says DCC... Continue Reading
Free Windows Live Mail launch in June 2006
I have not used the free Hotmail service from Microsoft for ages now. They have crappy spam protection and its slower than my pet snail. Windows Live Mail might offer something different but I don't think I'll give my Gmail... Continue Reading
Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Platform Review
Getting a Intel Centrino Duo system nowadays is a pretty in thing and you are spoilt for choices. But do you know the difference with this new platform and the old Centrino systems ? Then read on in this good... Continue Reading
How to enable System Restore on Windows
Here's a good tip to enable System Restore on Windows just in case its been disabled. I'm sure that happens to sys admins sometime in their life. Agree ? The most requested feature (apart from the Logon Screen & Fast User... Continue Reading
Hewlett-Packard recalls 16,000 notebook batteries worldwide
Oh no. What a fiasco. Don't you just hate it when you buy a USD1000 sub notebook and they ask you to return their batteries to check on it. Why can't this PC makers just included a big SASE envelope... Continue Reading
Apr20
SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 and Database Mirroring
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 now not only contains updates for database mirroring, but will also add the scaled-down management tools dubbed SQL Server 2005 Management Studio Express, said Senior Vice President of the Server Applications Paul Flessner... Continue Reading
AutoPatcher for Windows Systems
Patching Windows system is a daily job for engineers and sys admins. Its a headache when the patches breaks your applications too. On the other hand, if its not patched, some cracker could come in and transfer private data from... Continue Reading
Red Hat Enterprise Linux powers India's American Idol Version
Its already 2006 and if you are still wondering if Red Hat Enterprise Linux is suitable to handle critical services, then read how India's largest GSM service provider, Airtel is using it to make sure Kaun Banega Crorepati (Who wants... Continue Reading
Public Beta of Opera 9 Browser
Opera Software released the first public beta of Opera 9 on Thursday, giving users the go-ahead to put its new Web browser through its paces. The software can be downloaded free of charge. It’s available for all major operating systems,... Continue Reading
Apr19
GFI EndPointSecurity controls access to Portable Storage Devices
On 28 March 2006, GFI, an international leader and developer of network security, content security and messaging software, announced that GFI EndPointSecurity has now gone live. GFI’s endpoint security solution provides IT administrators with granular, network-wide controls for portable storage... Continue Reading
Server Virtualization
Virtualization software allows you to run multiple operating systems on one machine at the same time. Each virtual machine has its own set of virtual hardware (e.g., RAM, CPU, NIC, etc.) upon which an operating system and applications are loaded.... Continue Reading
Games for the Nerds
All work and no play makes even Bill Gates a dull man. So here's some nice sites to get some dose of fun to make your brain relax.   Games for the Brain: Some seriously challenging stuff here. Liberated Games:"Liberated... Continue Reading
The First Open-Source VC Firm in the World
Some nice news from Alarm Clock. They feature lots of Venture Capital news daily and its nice to see that companies are taking more precautions before they leap into crazy ventures and blow up the Internet again.LogicBlaze LogicBlaze recently launched... Continue Reading
Apr17
Download the BETA Carbonite Online Backup
I had blogged about the Carbonite Online Backup earlier on 21 March 2006 and provided a link to sign up for the beta. Well good news. They've just released it. So download it over here.The email they sent me... Continue Reading
Apr15
Kaspersky Anti-Virus Mobile
If your company wants to provide an all round protection to the IT infrastruture, then better make sure the mobile department is protected too.Kaspersky Anti-Virus Mobile is a fully functional, integrated security solution that uses advanced technology to protect smartphones... Continue Reading
Apr14
802.11a - "I don't see what all the fuss is about"
I don't see what all the fuss is about. (Source: University of Notre Dame) Like what my high-pitched friend, Truman Capote, once said, "I really don't see what the fuss is about." Really. He was referring to the movie,... Continue Reading
Apr13
Firefox 1.5.0.2 Final
The new version of the browser, Firefox 1.5.0.2, was released Thursday afternoon (13 April 2006). Not that I need it since I am using the latest portable version Firefox 1.5.0.1 and it works well when I put it on my... Continue Reading
Apr12
Windows 98 and Windows Me Support to End in July 2006
Microsoft Tech support ends 11 July 2006 for :Windows 98Windows 98 Second EditionWindows Millennium Edition Extended SupportMicrosoft says they're old, buggy and never were supportable to begin with... or at least, that's how we heard it. Microsoft says you should... Continue Reading
Linux Support for Proventia Server Intrusion Prevention System
Internet Security Systems (ISS) has announced Linux support for its Proventia Server Intrusion Prevention System product  line, to serve a burgeoning Linux server market. An ISS solution for Linux servers follows the launch of Proventia Server for  Windows at the... Continue Reading
Lock your Windows XP computer
There are several ways to lock your Windows XP computer, but all of them use the same command line. The method you choose is a matter of personal preference. via the keyboard The easiest way to lock Windows XP is... Continue Reading
Microsoft fixes “critical” flaw
PC users are being urged to apply software patches that close a “critical” vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. Since coming  to light in late March, the flaws have proved popular with hackers, who have created hundreds of webpages that use the... Continue Reading
Webaroo Internet Offline Reader
Webaroo reminds me of those old HTML offline readers that I used to find pretty useful. One of them I've used is NavRoad HTML  Viewer and it was pretty useful. But how do you get those pages on a PDA?... Continue Reading
Apr11
Monitoring And Managing VoIP
Here's some ideas on how to manage VOIP for administrators. As with most new technologies, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) brings new challenges along with the benefits. The main challenge is VoIP’s extreme sensitivity to delay and packet loss compared... Continue Reading
Linux is Disruptive ?
A disruptive technology is a new technological innovation, product, or service that eventually overturns the existing dominant technology in the market, despite the fact that the disruptive technology is both radically different from the leading technology and that it often... Continue Reading
Attacks on Computer Systems from Within
DEVELOPMENTS in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and growing dependencies on information systems have made it more difficult to protect and defend confidential and critical data.   And, if defending against intruders and their increasingly sophisticated and powerful tools... Continue Reading
Crazy Trillion Dollar Phone Bill in Malaysia
Yeah. In order to sustain our progress to a developed nation, we now have to squeeze money out of the Malaysian public to pay  for better broadband infrastructure. Its not enough that our oil prices have jumped 30 cents a... Continue Reading
Strider URL Tracer by Microsoft Research
Google created Google AdSense for domains to help maximize revenue on so-called parked pages (yes, those ugly pages full of  links that vaguely look like a search engine page). Of course, this attracted a lot of web spammers. They... Continue Reading
Apr 6
Office Vista 2007 Game
Just saw this over at BlogJet Blog. Its hilarious.Let’s play the game called “How many toolbar button types and sizes are in 2007 Office?” See screenshots.Since there are many third-party programs that copy Office’s look & feel, I wonder, how... Continue Reading
Apr 4
Reset Disaster Recovery Mode Password for Windows
Changing passwords for administrators is an important task. The longer you use a password the better the chance that someone  finds out what it is. Password policies help but not all passwords are managed by the policy. The Disaster Recovery... Continue Reading
Windows On Screen Keyboard
Sometimes, I may only have one hand free while the other is for holding up my tea cup. So letting my mouse do all the job is  quite amusing.Did you ever know that Windows had its version of on screen... Continue Reading
Rename a Sequence of Files in Windows
Like my friends says..This tip is out of this world !If you have 100 files which you want to rename it all as a sequence i.e foto1, foto2, foto3…. , it doesn’t make sense renaming one after the other, does... Continue Reading
CS Fire Monitor 2.5.5 for monitoring Windows 2003 Servers
Here's a great piece of software that logs the activities on your Windows server. You can't rely just on the plain old windows log files. That's crap. With this baby, you can do a Bandwidth Monitor, that detects all connections... Continue Reading
Enterprise Edition of Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2
Microsoft have just launched their Virtual Server 2005 R2 on 3rd April 2006. I'm not sure how good it is compared to VMWare  but you can read a review on it here.Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 is an ideal, production-quality... Continue Reading
Apr 3
A Linux Distro Perfect for You
One of the BIG questions when people want to use Linux is "which Linux distro is suitable for me?", since there are a few hundreds of Linux distros currently available. For me, I started with Red Hat but ended up... Continue Reading
WinRAR 3.60 beta 1
Got too many useless junk emails and MS Word documents lying in your PC ? Try the new release of WinRAR 3.60 beta 1 which is a powerful archive manager. It can backup your data and reduce size of... Continue Reading
McAfee Total Protection via Single Console
McAfee must be trying to get some good PR in, now that we know they've got lousy change management on their virus  definitions. Check out the Buggy McAfee Virus Update Breaks Hundreds of Apps article 2 weeks back. McAfee Total... Continue Reading
Apr 2
The Perfect Linux Firewall called IPCop
An expert once said, using Linux without a firewall in place is akin to having unprotected sex. You never know when your system will be compromised. That doesn't mean that Linux is devoid of any firewall software. For one you... Continue Reading

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