Archive for January, 2008

I offically deleted my MySpace account today! Thousands are joining in on the International Delete You MySpace Account day today, and I suggest you join in to. Boy oh boy does it feel good to delete that account.

It has been to long for me to update everyone on a way to bypass windows genuine advantage. I receive loads of emails and web traffic searching for their answers on how to bypass WGA. I finally got some spare time to test some things out so let me update you on what you need to get started, and how to get it done.

I’ll be updating this post with step-by-step instructions on how to pass WGA, in the mean time, I think this video explains this fairly well.

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Please no more myspace. . . . We were just recently alerted here at Mashable that January 30th, just a few scant days away, is International Delete Your MySpace Account Day. Cory Geller sent us to a blog post by Simon Owens describing his growing disgust with the constant friend requests from the fembots.

Yup you heard it straight up, Jan. 30 is the day to delete you myspace account. I’m doing it, I’m getting tired of all th spam I have been receiving from the site. Come on, join on in, trust me, there are better places to go!

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Very cool explanation by Penn & Teller on how to pull off one of their famous tricks.

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The other day I updated my system from Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.5.1 and ever since my Apple Wireless Keyboard has been randomly disconnecting and reconnecting every few minutes. I have tried changing the batteries, resetting the keyboard, repairing, etc. but am still having the same issues. I hit up the Apple Support Discussions and found hundreds of other users reporting the same problem and I am convinced that this is an issue caused by the last software update.

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After some testing on my own to see what I could do to fix the problem I have come to the conclusion that there is some interference from the bluetooth connection and my Airport connection. After disabling my airport and using the wired connection for hours I have had no problems.

Apple, please get this issue resolved soon. I don’t like being all tangled up in wires.

UPDATE: Just wanted to give everyone an update on how I fixed the issue. I found that I have a new wireless network in my area now, which I believe was set to the same channel as my router. I went into my router settings and changed my wireless channel from 6 to 9 and applied the change. I haven’t had a problem since. Apple suggested that I buy a Airport basestation because it supports more then the 2.4GHz spectrum. This would also fix my problem, but for $200.

Found this online today, I had my giggles and thought I would share.