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Windows: Control Your Computer with Shortcuts to Common Windows Tasks (98)
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Many people don't realize that rather than installing dozens of applications, you can control nearly any aspect of your computer with simple shortcuts that don't take up any resources. You can even take this approach a step further and assign shortcut keys using the built-in Windows hotkey functionality, or access them from the keyboard using your favorite application launcher. Let's take a look at a number of simple shortcuts to control some frequently used tasks. ...Shared by AaronTN (21) adastra (1) AJ (154) alfred westerveld (24) Amy (9) Andrea (8) Andrea (3) ani625 (57) ansar_lawi (14) Arvin (4) Augmented Web (26) axemclion (3) Ben (1) Bernardo (10) Billy Fairchild (2) Brett (3) Brian (26) Bruno Figueiredo (0) C.K. (116) Chandoo (9) Charles (2) Christian Santos (59) Christopher (21) chusemann (4) Compuwizard123 (16) crazyjaf (41) Daniel Kirk (10) DaveBinM (4) davidmat (0) dffrnt (23) Éric (17) Evaristo (6) Fred Schechter (53) Gino (12) graywolf (13) Guy (537) harrison3001 (13) Henya (2) homard (0) Humberto Gonzalez (18) J@n (0) jackysee (2) Jaemie Gyurik (2) Jake (34) Jess (0) Josh (17) Josh (13) Jukie (3) jwmosley (2) keith (52) Mark (8) maxyRO (386) Michael (14) Michael B. (19) Mohammad Behdad (6) ndench (10) Nguyen Dinh Nguyen (5) Nicholas Schiller (5) nilegomez (3) Paola (0) parkylondon (26) Peety (85) Phani (2) Pittsy (2) Rob (0) Robert (5) Ryan (5) sandy (0) Scott (8) Sean (12) Selwin (14) Setu (4) Shinn Photography (4) ShuTian (29) SilverStag (3) small (11) sryo (19) StevieB (37) Syng Shin (51) tarman (19) Terren (0) th13rteen (110) Thinh (142) thr33 (23) Tibi Puiu (143) Tim (11) Todd Lohenry (8) TomK (2) Tony (6) Ulises (5) vkoser (9) Wayne (51) Will King (3) Yaakov (10) zemlanin (16) zRyu (4) zsafwan (18) Zsoltik@ (4)Contribute comment -
Know What Salary to Ask For in Your New Job [How To] (130)
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Questions about salary requirements are one of the very few questions guaranteed to come up during a job interview or screening process, as well as almost always cause some severe awkwardness on both sides. Once you've found a great job, how do you demand what you're worth without sounding arrogant? What if you toss out a low number and lock yourself in at a loss, or shoot too high and scale yourself out of the ...Shared by | Balu | (0) 100rabh™ (8) AaronTN (21) Adam (5) adam (709) Adam Selwood (8) AdamB (2) AKMarietta (4) Alex (4) AlexT (4) Ali (2) Andre Siregar (1) Andrew Trinh (25) ani625 (57) Anol (2) Arvin (4) ashburn (5) Austin Brown (4) axemclion (3) Ayon J (3) Becky (0) Brandy (5) BrendoMan (103) brokekid (117) Bryan (12) Bryan (0) Bwana (62) Chad (4) Chris (3) Christopher (47) Christopher (31) Chung (111) Compuwizard123 (16) Creeva (25) Crutcher D (27) dan (0) Daniel Kirk (10) Darin R. McClure (18) dave (2) Derrik (28) Dorn (9) Dov Harrington (3) Dr Jones (1) Eric (11) Eric (6) Eric Rochester (3) Erik (30) Fay (15) FelipeC (7) Fred Schechter (53) gastaoss (6) HeNkiSdaBro (5) Humberto Gonzalez (18) J.Wo (6) J@n (0) Jake (10) James (1) Jan Vazquez (4) Jason (3) JasonV (2) Jeffrey (4) Jerry (8) Joannie (17) Joe (53) Joel (4) John (1) John Engler (1) Jon (0) Jon Erickson (7) Jon Host (0) Jon Lorenzini (2) Jorge (18) Jose (2) Jose Viveiros (3) Josh (17) Justin (6) Keith (7) Kluzter (7) Localize SEO (0) Marcel (21) Mark (8) Mary Alice (10) Mattie (8) Michael (0) Michael (13) MICHAEL (18) Michael (7) Michael Stewart (19) Mickey (0) MJ (0) mmhan (2) Mohammad Behdad (6) Narayan (31) Netbuster (2) Nick Campbell (5) Nitin Badjatia (3) nyenyec (3) Paul Robertson (5) Paul Singh (0) Peter v (13) Pierre Asselin (0) potentato (23) Punksolid (26) Radu (6) rd1701 (2) ReCoder (3) Rémy (2) Rik Catlow (3) Rob (1) RT (7) Ryan (11) Sam (2) Sam (13) Sermed (0) shawnmor (20) Sidnei da Silva (0) Srinvard (28) Steve (4) Stuart F (10) Thomas (3) Tim (11) TO-Double-D (6) Trey (4) Walt Disney Bio (14) waxattack (1) Wes Brown (11) Will (8) xavierbkk (3) Yerameyahu (0)Explore read five notes- Joannie said: Intereestttinnngg
- Michael said: for the wheeler-dealers out there.
- nyenyec said: Glassdoor made me much more content about my salary... :)
- Mattie said: This is an incredibly useful article.
- Jon Host said: i used these tools in my exit interview at my old job and everybody got raises. i'm like the robin hood of small business.
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Featured Windows Download: DivXLand Media Subtitler Embeds Subtitles into Movie Files (31)
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Windows only: While many media players happily play subtitles that are separate from a video, you can still embed subtitles directly into a ripped or downloaded movie file with free utility DivXLand Media Subtitler. With support for over 30 different subtitle formats and 15 different video formats including MPEG, DIVX, and XVID, you'll rarely come across a combination of subtitle and video you can't combine. Subtitler made short work of applying English subtitles to the ...Shared by Aria (19) Arvin (4) Cathy (71) Chandoo (9) Chris Nixon (16) Christian Santos (59) DarkBls (52) Dave (35) Eddypedro (3) engtech (5) Fernando B (5) Fred M (1) homard (0) Ippy (1) J@n (0) Jared (0) JeDa (0) Josh (17) Kris (9) Lee G. (21) Matthew (0) Mohammad Behdad (6) nilegomez (3) Pedro Markun (5) Roy (3) Sean (9) Stephanie Gulley (14) Tim (2) Tim (11) wwdj (8) 攻疼新一 (201)Contribute comment -
CareerBuilder.com's Most-Searched Keywords by Bosses [Job Search] (49)
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CareerBuilder recently surveyed 3,100 hiring managers and found that nearly half of them had caught prospective employees in a definitive lie during the review process. More helpful to the honest job-seekers out there, though, are the terms those managers are scanning for in resumes. Here's four of the top nine from CareerBuilder: problem-solving and decision-making skills (50 percent)oral and written communications (44 percent)customer service or retention (34 percent)performance and productivity improvement (32 percent) Of course, ...Shared by aches (1) AdamB (2) Aerial (22) afahy (2) Angelos (4) Antony (2) azlon (4) Ben Parr (14) benh (32) Brandon (25) Brett (3) Brian (26) Brian Junyor (38) Bryan (0) C.K. (116) Caleb (8) capt bro (0) Casey (0) Casey (4) CED (0) deusdiabolus (58) docbaily (28) Erik (30) Fernando B (5) genieyclo (6) Geoff (4) Goyal (3) Heather (29) J@n (0) Jason (3) JasonV (2) jer_c (10) Jesús Dugarte (3) johnk (0) Joyce (14) Michael (4) nilegomez (3) Notre1 (21) potentato (23) Rich (2) Ryan (18) southernsara (0) SPE825 (4) Tad M (0) Tim (11) WazNeeni (6) Will (1) Yaakov (10) zenya (0)Contribute comment -
Better Gmail 2 Gets Agenda Script, Redesigned Update [Lifehacker Code Update] (21)
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Just published an update to the Better Gmail 2 Firefox extension, which adds the excellent GmailAgenda user script (in the General options tab) and updates the Gmail Redesigned style. Download the latest version 0.6.1 here.Shared by andrew (1) Brian (26) David (4) Derick Valadao (12) Gabriel (7) gnusic (67) Hasan (21) Henry Webb (0) J@n (0) Jase (13) John (2) Kevin (5) kyanos (1) Oliver (10) Olivier (32) Patty (221) Paul Robertson (5) Peter (1) Tao (3) Thunderror (3) Trebel (15)- Derick Valadao said: Better gmail gets better and better. I just read about the gmail agenda yesterday, it seems pretty cool.
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Watch Restricted YouTube Videos (2)
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I've noticed that an increasing number of YouTube videos are restricted to a limited number of countries, probably because the company that uploaded them doesn't have global distribution rights or because it wants to use different marketing strategies in other countries. Even if YouTube says that "this video is not available in your country", you can actually see it using a very simple trick: replace http://www.youtub... with http://www.youtub... (VIDEOID is the 11-characters video identifier).Example of ...Shared by adrian (17) J@n (0)Contribute comment -
Gmail Superstars and Quick Links Make a Killer To-Do List [Gmail] (145)
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We've already shown you how to use Gmail Superstars and Gmail Quick Links—both exclusive features of previously mentioned Gmail Labs—and now reader Alex McRoberts details how he uses the two excellent features to turn his Gmail account into a killer to-do list manager. Here's how he did it: I went to the General settings (after enabling the two features) and enabled the red, orange and green stars (as well as keeping the original yellow star). ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (48) Adam Stacoviak (2) aemkei (2) AJ (154) Alex Boden (0) Alex Whyke (4) Alireza (4) Amy (9) Anders (7) Andrew (0) Anthony Romano (8) Babychen Mathew (247) Backhandzeus (4) Benjamin (2) billpoly (13) billspaced (8) Billy Fairchild (2) Brian P McCaffrey (0) C.K. (116) capt bro (0) Chris (0) chris (4) Christian Santos (59) Chuck Reynolds (15) Chung (111) clementi (14) Compuwizard123 (16) coonhnd (1) Courtney (6) currios (20) Damiano (7) Dan Schumacher (1) daniel (10) Danny (10) Darkwookiee (1) Darren Isbrecht (77) Dave (8) David (4) Db0 (28) Drew Olanoff (117) Dru Kelly (0) elmarco (5) ema (3) Eric Chen (66) Erik Goodlad (1) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (8) Feisal Adur (1) fonsus (8) Fredrik Carlsson (15) g3houdini (0) Gauravonomics (39) Grace Smith (14) Grat Tucker (4) guy (479) Hasan (21) Inf E (37) ixfx.dengmy (7) J@n (0) Jaap Willem (0) James (0) James Britton (0) Jay Liew (9) Jim (2) Joe (8) Joe Leuzzi (13) johnk (0) Jonas (2) jonezy (5) Jorriss (8) Joshua Nobles (0) Josi (0) Julian (12) Kai Chan Vong (6) Keiran Sparksman (1) Keith Barber (0) Ken (8) Kerry (8) Kevin (14) Kevin Skocik (0) kidmarmite (25) Konstantin (15) Lacó (0) Leonid Mamchenkov (3) Lloyd Doppler (8) Luis (0) Mark (0) markus1970 (2) Matt (0) Matt (6) Matt Michielsen (0) Mike (4) Moose (1) Muzo (8) ndench (10) Nicole Simon (3) Nik Outchcunis (5) Nikita Kashner (0) Nion McEvoy (1) norti (18) nparker13 (67) Patrick Conan Doyle (2) Peter (2) Peter (1) PottyMouth (1) Preshit (0) Program Witch (18) Randy (33) Randy Meeker (14) reisfeldt (5) Retta (5) Richard (18) richhand (14) Rob M (6) Rod (0) Ron Acierno (6) Ryan (6) Sambli (4) Scott Schnaars (2) Shankar Ganesh (37) Shawn (18) Shawn Smith (1) Sid (7) Steinkirch (82) stephen (3) Steve (1) Steve (9) SuperSpiker (1) Tim (2) Todd Lohenry (8) Todd Proffitt (0) Trace Windham (2) twilight fairy (6) Tyler Fitch (1) Uncle Chompa (0) unicyn (12) Vertigo1 (1) Vincent B Castro (0) Voyagerfan5761 (15) Xu Li (Leslie) (20) Yinka (9) Youlay (7) zaniele (6) ZarK (1) zukibusa (13)- twilight fairy said: something i have always missed in gmail! no way to see *only* starred items.
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Beautiful Black and White Photography | Monday Inspiration | Smashing Magazine (28)
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If you’ve been following Smashing Magazine for a while, you know that almost all posts from the Monday Inspiration series are pretty colorful and eye-catching. This post is an exception. Compared to colorful designs where catchy colors help the design to stand out, in black-and-white designs the ability to stand out depends only on its ability to communicate rather than on its appealing visual presentation. Indeed, beautiful black and white photography doesn’t attract with its ...Shared by 1001 noisy cameras (13) Abdullah Cetin CAVDAR (25) Aden Davies (8) Aleksey (8) Andy (18) Chris McQueen (0) Cristi (15) Dilip (19) egordin (14) Evaristo (6) Greg (2) Guy (537) J@n (0) Jermin (5) Mikey (3) Mr.Lefroy (0) nferenc (2) Nicola (13) Pablo Rodriguez (5) pedrodale (13) quarkrocks (18) Ralph Serpe (2) Romain (0) RomanT (0) Sandy (0) Satish (0) Stelios Kiousis (14) Stephen DesRoches (0)- egordin said: These are absolutely stunning.
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Christian Guerreiro shared as favorite Look@Lan Monitors Your Network [Featured Windows Download] (39)
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Windows only: User-friendly network monitoring utility Look@Lan quickly displays information about your local network such as the percentage of machines online and the operating systems installed on them. With automatic network configuration detection and a quick start wizard, you can be up and running seconds after installing the program. Look@Lan has audio notification of changes to the network and you can configure it to send email notifications about changes as well. Look@Lan can limit scan ...Shared by adastra (1) Adrian (14) Alex (8) AndrewK (5) Bernardo (10) Christian Santos (59) Compuwizard123 (16) D (2) Daniel (5) David Ebaugh (3) deusdiabolus (58) Enrique Sierra Zaldo (0) G Code (12) Greg (6) Hasan (21) J@n (0) Jan Vazquez (4) Jarred Reynolds (17) JayCrossler (0) JC (2) Kavi (3) kevin oshea (9) Library (0) Lido (5) lnxcwby (4) Mohammad Behdad (6) Nicolai (1) Nocky100 (1) Paul (9) Rakesh (8) Ravirala (16) Ray (0) Ryan (15) shawnmor (20) Stefan (3) tarraguna (1) Terren (0) ThiagoCampezzi (1) Tim (11)- David Ebaugh said: I've been using Look@Lan for years. Love it!
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Batman and Other Superheroes … Simpsonized! [ Pics ] (70)
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dugg a story on Digg Batman and Other Superheroes … Simpsonized! [ Pics ] August 12 at 1:14 am - CommentShared by Adrian (0) Alberto (188) Alê Moreno (0) Alewar (12) Alex France (138) amy lukima (19) Andrew Chorney (7) Andrew Hughes (25) ani625 (57) arjo (25) Avi (440) Brian Auer (20) Brome (5) Cai Chen (769) Carlos Juarez (1) Carol (109) Chris Neuman (19) Dan (2) Darren Isbrecht (77) David G Mihalcik (8) Don Fenice (3) Ed Kopp (20) Eric Chen (66) Ethan (4) Great White Snark (11) guy (479) Isaac (27) J.D. Rucker (315) J@n (0) Jack (23) Jake (1) Java Cola (3) JDW (6) Jesús A. (2) johnny rodriguez (5) Jon Jones (0) Joshua Lane (2) Kevin Federline (209) Leena (806) Leonardo Lambertini (0) LiquidLag (2) Loren (10) Mark Rakocy (0) Michael Mior (46) Michael Religioso (24) microft (4) Mike Nayyar (140) Mike Stokes (3) misterjt (16) moustachu (4) nick zolnosky (1) Nicolas (6) Patric (0) Paul D. Spradling (19) Perry (0) Pete (12) Primoz (10) rasml (5) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (176) Robert Headley (2) Robert J (8) Steven Murphy (0) StreetForce1 (39) Sun Tzu (313) Syng Shin (51) Tal Siach (373) Tim (1) Travis Stevens (1) warrior007 (213)Contribute comment - YouTube - Road to Redemption: Episode 3 Part 1/4 (1)
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Watch the Olympics Online [Olympics] (33)
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The 2008 Olympics opening ceremonies kick off tomorrow, and while a lot of it will go down while you're counting sheep here in the U.S., the Wired How-To Wiki covers where you can catch the action streaming online from NBC.com to YouTube and other sources, including how to work around location restrictions.Shared by AfroWhitey (2) androcles (1) Arvin (4) Benjamin Shyong (7) Brad Davis Seal (23) Browny (0) chip (7) DaveBinM (4) David (1) dhaynes (1) ghassem (0) J@n (0) james (1) jay4el (2) JoeMaMa (1) john (0) Jon (13) Jorg (1) Lindsay (0) Magnolia (3) mubbashir (3) Murz (2) Omer (0) patella (3) Phidias (3) Priit^ (41) rajan (1) Ryan Triggs (0) Sai Gudigundla (9) Sh (5) Suchita (1) timlauer (1) Zyline (6)- Lindsay said: the important bit here is "how to work around location restrictions"
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Debunking Common Windows Performance Tweaking Myths [Mythbusting] (120)
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As a tech writer, one of my biggest pet peeves is the plethora of bad advice littered across almost every web site dedicated to system tweaking. Besides the tweaks that simply don't work, some of them will actually cause your computer to run even slower—or worse. Let's examine some of the most offensive myths out there regarding PC performance tweaking, and debunk them once and for all. Disabling QoS to Free Up 20% of Bandwidth ...