Category Archives: software

GRID Cheat Codes

Posted on January 1, 2009 by blandname

Note that while these cheats may unlock cars that you want to own, the only one I would recommend is the Pagani Zonda R, for use in your first season. Here’s why: much of the money you get from this … Continue reading →

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You have not chosen to trust Equifax Secure Global eBusiness CA-1

Posted on November 10, 2008 by blandname

Though the Citrix client comes as part of the default install on SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, unfortunately the root certificate is not installed for the Citrix ICA client, and furthermore requires an extension that is slightly different than the certificate … Continue reading →

Posted in CER, CRT, Cert, Certificate, Equifax, Geotrust, ICA, Novell, Root Cert, Root Certificate, SLED, SuSE, XTerm, citrix, software | Leave a comment

CONTEST – Call of Duty: World at War Beta Code

Posted on October 26, 2008 by blandname

OK here goes, I have a Call of Duty: WaW beta code that I don’t need. I’m going to do a random draw from the first 25 responses, then give it away! So far, the beta is awesome. This isn’t CoD4, … Continue reading →

Posted in Call of Duty, CoD, CoD4, CoD5, Contest, Download, Games, Microsoft, Videogames, WaW, World at War, XBL, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, beta, code, software | 17 Comments

Songbird Beta Released (finally)!

Posted on August 20, 2008 by blandname

We’re excited to announce that Songbird is now in public Beta! This update to Songbird includes a new default look and feel, several new features, performance gains, improvements to stability and additional playback capabilities. New Features A New Look We’ve … Continue reading →

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Install Mac OS X Leopard on a G4 800mhz Quicksilver

Posted on July 29, 2008 by blandname

If you have an old G4 sitting around that’s at the 800mhz mark, you probably should try installing Leopard, because most people agree it actually runs FASTER than Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. Weird, huh? I guess they’ve optimized the … Continue reading →

Posted in 800mhz, 867mhz, DMG, Leopard, OSX, QuickSilver, g4, hack, mac, macintosh, open firmware, openfirmware, os x, software | 10 Comments