This post is done by using a offline blogging tool name BloGTK. I have tested a couple of this blogging tool for 2 weeks now and it's seems BloGTK is the right tool for my need.
Everyday Rantings of a Mad Man!!!
This post is done by using a offline blogging tool name BloGTK. I have tested a couple of this blogging tool for 2 weeks now and it's seems BloGTK is the right tool for my need.
Gmail has SMS messaging via chat available since last year but it's only limited to US phones only. There is another way to send SMS in gmail by using a web service called Chikka.com. Using Chikka you can send free text to mobile subscribers in the following countries: United States, Philippines, Guam, India, Hong Kong (Smart 1528 only), United Kingdom, Spain, Indonesia (XLcom only), Saipan and Italy.
Now let's get started.
First off you will need to login to your Gmail account, once you have login start by clicking on "Contacts" then add new contacts. On the name field enter the name of the person you would like to text and on the email field you should enter the following detail using this format Country code + CellphoneNumber + @chikkatalk.com. example: 639068888888@chikkatalk.com. Click save and your done.
Filed In Chikka, Gmail, Google, Mobile Phone
If you want to use the Mafia Wars Autoplayer Script but don't want to use Greasemonkey or do the manual process that i talked about a couple of post ago. Here a much easier war, just go to http://www.shadowchild.nl/mw.php and it will compile the latest Greasemonkey script of Mafia Wars Autoplayer to a Firefox extension.
Warning: Remember this is cheating and you may get ban for using this.

Filed In Extensions, Facebook, Mafia Wars, Script
Opera Mini my favorite mobile browser for my java compatible phone has just release a beta version of Opera Mini 5.


Filed In Mobile Phone, Opera Mini, Software
Found this article on lifehacker. I like this i'm goin to make one. A good way for people not to borrow your newspaper would be to use a foreign newspaper like a chinese or japanese newspaper.

Newspaper Sleeve Obscures Your Laptop [DIY] [via LifeHacker]
Filed In Lifehacker.com, Via Google Reader