ADTC (Computer)

If you really want to get a good laugh, read some "factually accurate" articles from the Uncyclopedia . Uncyclopedia is a comedic parody of the famous Wikipedia. Link: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

If you are well versed with the position of the keys on your keyboard, and type fairly well, you can improve your typing skills if you are using Mozilla Firefox Browser (the same may be true for Thunderbird and Netscape... I really don't know). 1) Open the webpage (or HTML file or even TXT file) that contains the text that you want to practice typing on. 2) Press Ctrl+F (or click Edit>Find in This Page...) 3) Make sure the cursor is in the text box in the Find bar that appears below. If you want, check "Match case". 4) Find your favorite paragraph and start typing. The paragraph you type will get selected in green according to how much you type. (Note that if the first word of the paragraph is repeated somewhere before it, the paragraph will begin to be selected on completion of second or third word.) 5) When you make a mistake, the paragraph deselects, the Find box becomes red, and a warning appears in the Find bar. Press backspace key until this condition changes bac

There is a mistake in every miskate.

This is so cool! Check out Extracts from "The Book of Mozilla" here: http://home.pacific.net.au/~drjon/mozilla.html This fictional "book" follows the theme of The Book of Revelation, the last book in The Holy Bible. To learn more about The Book of Mozilla, visit Wikipedia here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_Mozilla If you use Netscape, Mozilla, or Firefox (I do not know about Thunderbird), open a new window/tab, and type in (you can also click the link below): about:mozilla and press Enter. (Try it in Internet Explorer too!)

Yepp! I'm blogging this on my laptop which does not have an HDD!! (HDD = Hard Disk Drive) My hard disk crashed completely for no reason yesterday, and it's been only an year old. Guys, don't make the mistake I made: Don't buy a DELL laptop. I think you shouldn't buy a laptop even, unless you really need one. Stick to the desktop. Well, if I have no hard disk, how am I able to access the Internet? How am I able to use the computer? I have a GamesKnoppix Linux live CD. A live CD lets you run the OS directly from the CD-ROM. I can't save my preferences, I can't download any programs, even for Linux, coz I have no place to save it. (I can download but I don't know how to install and stuff in Linux, and I can't save permanently as I said before). Well, atleast I can browse the Internet (with Mozilla Firefox 1.0 :( ) and log in to Yahoo & MSN (other popular clients also) using Gaim Instant Messenger. And if it is boring, GamesKnoppix have got a lot of

For those Linux enthusiasts out there: Linux Counter: Home Page Note: Once you register, you must log-in atleast once every 2 years to keep your account, unless you stop using Linux. PS: I have no account there since I don't use Linux!

TypingMaster Typing Test - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com TypingMaster Typing Test is a free, full-featured typing tester for Windows. After warming up with enjoyable typing games, you can evaluate your typing skills with any of the several test texts, or add your own. You can also view your personal test result history and print out test diplomas. Program has multiuser support and four games. In addition this package contains several features of TypingMaster Pro typing tutor such as the touch typing course (3 free lessons) and a full Numeric Keypad course.