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This is in no way a sanction for piracy. Just rip your DVD collection for personal use only, not for distribution. Big Brother is looking… Anyway, HandBrake is one hell of an open source application, converting your DVD to MP4 or MKV with AAC and H.264 to boot. HandBrake for Windows requires .NET 2.0 or above. […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Linux Security Updates with Ksplice
Here's one reason the Linux distros are getting momentum with respect to security updates a la Windows Update, and one more reason to adopting Linux desktop. The Ksplice Uptrack is a subscription service that lets you apply 100% of the important kernel security updates released by your Linux vendor without rebooting. Users of Ubuntu and […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Reloading Credits with PayPal
There are three ways to reload credits with LoadnTxt: over the phone by calling us at 323.319.4234, through texting (Text: ASQ reload amount) or through our website www.loadntxt.com. Regardless, PayPal will process your transaction so you need to have your debit or credit card ready (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express). PayPal account is optional, so in […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Boxee Box vs Apple TV
Wired has an interesting review on Boxee box: The Boxee box is pretty simple. Video outputs through an HDMI connector. For audio, you can plug in through an optical digital audio-out jack or regular composite audio. An SD card slot and two USB ports allow you to expand storage. For internet connectivity, the box supports 802.11n […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Windows XP Support Expiry
Microsoft is effectively pulling off its life support for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Windows Vista RTM this year. On Windows website, As we announced in 2008, support for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) will end on July 13, 2010. Support for Windows 2000 will end on the same date. Support for Windows Vista […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » DVD Ripper with HandBrake
This is in no way a sanction for piracy. Just rip your DVD collection for personal use only, not for distribution. Big Brother is looking… Anyway, HandBrake is one hell of an open source application, converting your DVD to MP4 or MKV with AAC and H.264 to boot. HandBrake for Windows requires .NET 2.0 or above. […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Linux Security Updates with Ksplice
Here's one reason the Linux distros are getting momentum with respect to security updates a la Windows Update, and one more reason to adopting Linux desktop. The Ksplice Uptrack is a subscription service that lets you apply 100% of the important kernel security updates released by your Linux vendor without rebooting. Users of Ubuntu and […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Reloading Credits with PayPal
There are three ways to reload credits with LoadnTxt: over the phone by calling us at 323.319.4234, through texting (Text: ASQ reload amount) or through our website www.loadntxt.com. Regardless, PayPal will process your transaction so you need to have your debit or credit card ready (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express). PayPal account is optional, so in […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Boxee Box vs Apple TV
Wired has an interesting review on Boxee box: The Boxee box is pretty simple. Video outputs through an HDMI connector. For audio, you can plug in through an optical digital audio-out jack or regular composite audio. An SD card slot and two USB ports allow you to expand storage. For internet connectivity, the box supports 802.11n […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Happy Holidays
With the holiday season comes increasing traffic on SMS networks not only in the Philippines, United States but all over the world. So expect that some of your messages will encounter some delay, if not significant delay. As always, there's no better way than text messaging to share the fun and blessings we have reaped […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Take Charge with PayPal, not Plimus
With all due respect to Plimus, the inferior rival to PayPal, order processing is one of the crucial steps to electronic commerce. You have to balance the necessary evil called security with the user-friendliness of your ecommerce site. PayPal does a great job at both, but with Plimus, you have to undergo a series of […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » BlackBerry Trackball Fiasco
Computer mouse and its cousin trackball have been a venerable part of everyday computing but when RIM incorporated the trackball starting with the Blackberry Pearl, it’s a different story. I used to have the Blackberry 7100t with its curvy, relatively sexy looks, but then I lost it and got another one, the BlackBerry Pearl 8100. No […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Why Windows is a Monopoly
Linux has been and is still strong at server computing, powering the computers of Google, NASA and more than 80% of the top 500 supercomputers in the world (as of June 2009). While there is also a proliferation of Linux desktops, Linux is still not a mainstream brand for desktop computers. Give the due credit […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Baguio Centennial
September 1st of 2009 is the centennial foundation of Baguio as a chartered city. The charter, penned by then young lawyer George Malcolm, paved the way for the explosion of Baguio as a top tourist destination with its cool weather. The Baguio Centennial Commission whose theme of "Fostering a culture of caring" I hope would champion […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Firefox with NoScript Plugin
Secure your web surfing experience using the latest version of Firefox with NoScript plugin which allows JavaScript, Java and Flash and other plugins to be executed only by trusted web sites of your choice (e.g. your online bank), and provides the most powerful Anti-XSS protection available in a browser. Forbes.com adds that aside from […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Take Charge with PayPal, not Plimus
With all due respect to Plimus, the inferior rival to PayPal, order processing is one of the crucial steps to electronic commerce. You have to balance the necessary evil called security with the user-friendliness of your ecommerce site. PayPal does a great job at both, but with Plimus, you have to undergo a series of […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » BlackBerry Trackball Fiasco
Computer mouse and its cousin trackball have been a venerable part of everyday computing but when RIM incorporated the trackball starting with the Blackberry Pearl, it’s a different story. I used to have the Blackberry 7100t with its curvy, relatively sexy looks, but then I lost it and got another one, the BlackBerry Pearl 8100. No […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Why Windows is a Monopoly
Linux has been and is still strong at server computing, powering the computers of Google, NASA and more than 80% of the top 500 supercomputers in the world (as of June 2009). While there is also a proliferation of Linux desktops, Linux is still not a mainstream brand for desktop computers. Give the due credit […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Baguio Centennial
September 1st of 2009 is the centennial foundation of Baguio as a chartered city. The charter, penned by then young lawyer George Malcolm, paved the way for the explosion of Baguio as a top tourist destination with its cool weather. The Baguio Centennial Commission whose theme of "Fostering a culture of caring" I hope would champion […] [Link]
loadntxt.com blog » Firefox with NoScript Plugin
Secure your web surfing experience using the latest version of Firefox with NoScript plugin which allows JavaScript, Java and Flash and other plugins to be executed only by trusted web sites of your choice (e.g. your online bank), and provides the most powerful Anti-XSS protection available in a browser. Forbes.com adds that aside from […] [Link]
