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USB Piezo Ionizer Air Purifier EPI 585
4/25/2004I bid on one of those USB Air Purifiers on eBay and won it for $11 + $7 shipping. Here’s a quote from the auction description: This ionizer purifies air, kills bacteria, removes smoke, emi free, improves immunity. The new … Continue reading →
Radicalism
10/10/2005We had a TO (Thematic Option) event tonight where we discussed various aspects of radicalism. I didn’t speak up during the discussion. Why? (1) I feel that I can better put my thoughts into writing. (2) The technology aspect, while … Continue reading →
Return of the ThinkPad Beep
8/23/2007I recently installed Windows Vista, and guess what was one of the first things to happen? I was typing along merrily, when suddenly a heart-wrenching beep! sounded in my ears. Yes, it was the infamous ThinkPad beep. How anyone ever … Continue reading →
Elliot’s Short Updates for 2009-03-21 via Twitter
3/21/2009Searching for a church near Asakusabashi, Tokyo, Japan. Any suggestions? I would like them to have an English translation. #
Entering a Password Multiple Times for Security
6/20/2004I was thinking about the 1983 movie WarGames and how the computer personality of “Joshua” acted like a human. The first time you asked it a question, it responded with a question or didn’t give a complete answer. However, if … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Computer Tips
How to change the browser interface language of Google Chrome for Mac
1. At the top left of your screen, open the Apple menu. 2. Click System Preferences… 3. Under Personal, click Langauge & Text. (On my system, this is the fifth icon from the left.) 4. Under the Language tab, drag … Continue reading
How to learn programming
“I hated high school. It was the worst time of my life. [Then] college … was just awful. When you’re in high school, everyone tells you, ‘There’s a lot of repetitive bullshit and standardized tests; it’ll all be better once … Continue reading
WordPress: Blank Page
Maintaining a website is a full-time job. And as a full-time student, iPhone developer, and Lab Assistant, I sometimes wonder if it’s too much. But people actually read this website, so I’ve got to keep it up for them. As … Continue reading
End of 2008
Well, I haven’t blogged in a long time, and now school’s about to start again, so I’d better get to it. Another year has come and gone, and I must say that it was a very eventful one. Far too … Continue reading
The Web Guy Recap #1
I’ve started a new blog called The Web Guy, the place where I talk about everything technology-related. I decided to do this because my personal blog– what you’re reading right now– was getting too cluttered with computer and technology stuff. … Continue reading
Windows Vista Review
I just installed Windows Vista Home Premium on my Lenovo/IBM ThinkPad Z61t. Yes, after many months, I finally got fed up with XP and decided to dive into Vista with a fresh install, deleting my previous partition and starting off new. It … Continue reading
HackTool.Linux.ProcHider.a
Running your own server and writing your own scripts is really tough work. Now I need to go learn about HackTool.Linux.ProcHider.a. It looks like there are serious vulnerabilities not only in my own scripts, but in CuteNews as well. If … Continue reading
Drupal Audio Importer
I spent a few hours trying to find this, and now that I’ve found it, I feel rather stupid. I kept reading about an audio import module for Drupal which works with the Audio module to allow users to import … Continue reading
Prayer Seminar at Camp Maranatha
Last week, I went to IVTCF’s Summer Conference at Maranatha in Idyllwild, CA. As part of that experience, I went on their new Guided Prayer Walk an decided to document their experience. Take a look at the horizontally-scrolling site and … Continue reading