If you’re a blogger, or any kind of website owner, the uptime of your website is probably the most important thing in your site’s life. I mean, seriously, how many times do you give a site a second chance when you visit and it’s dead?
That’s what I thought.
Anyway, that’s why I think this new […]

If you’ve ever wanted to learn Ruby on Rails for developing web applications, SitePoint has a great beginner’s guide to letting you get your feet wet. If you’ve programmed before some of this may seem like baby steps, but if all you’ve ever done is use a WYSIWYG editor to make web pages, or […]

If you’re a die-hard fan of Nintendo and the golden 8-bit era, then you might be interested to hear that someone is selling a NES complete with almost every single game ever made for it! Behold the wonder that is the NES collection:

The clever seller of this collection apparently bought many of these through eBay […]

For those of you who were lucky rich enough to be able to purchase a Playstation 3 but were disappointed with the small capacity of it’s Hard Drive (compared to today’s standards) then this mod is for you.
Someone put together a tutorial to put any 3.5″ HDD in it and also a USB hub, for […]

If you are one of those persons that don’t buy an iPod because you hate iTunes and it’s restricted DRM, now you can install this freeware program called YamiPod that lets you manage your iPod’s music without the need of iTunes and copy music to and from any PC and back. This application also works […]

If you are one of the thousands of Apple fans who wet themselves as they saw the iPhone presentation, you’ll be happy to hear that someone ripped, and cleaned up, the ringtone played in the iPhone presentation at MacWorld.
And if you want a taste of the iPhone’s interface you can try to find the iPhone […]

While fishing for articles today, I ran into a small Japanese website that features fonts from (or inspired by) some games.

Though the variety isn’t great, it might help to improve that small homebrew game you might be working on, of lighten up your next game site. Well, for whichever use you decide to give it, […]

I recently stumbled upon a great resource for all Mac users out there. A list of small applications, most of them free, that you can add to your menu bar. Even if you have a widget for everything you need, I’m certain that there will be one or two of these small programs that will […]

Adobe, the developers of two of the most popular applications for web-designers have recently released the public beta of their upcoming 3rd version of their Photoshop CS series.

To acquire the program, simply head over to the Adobe Labs site, click on the download link, introduce your Adobe ID (yes, you have to register an account, […]

If you’ve recently bought a Wii but you feel disappointed with it’s media features then this should bring a smile to your face. Red Kawa, which seems to be related to the popular PSP Video 9 has just released a nice Video converter that will allow you to convert any movie to a Wii-supported format, […]

AnandTech has recently put together a great guide for all of those who intend to upgrade their GPU instead of diving in the next-gen console madness that we are experiencing. Without further ado, here are some of the units they recommend:

Budget - EVGA 256-P2-N443-LX GeForce 7300GT - $75
Midrange Overclocking - EVGA 256-P2-N624-AR GeForce 7900GS
$20 MIR […]

If you think uploading videos on YouTube is too much of a hassle, better check out the latest from the most popular video sharing site around: Quick Capture. This new feature lets you record videos directly off your webcam or any camera connected to your computer (this includes Apple iSights and just about any other […]

CarlKenner from Wiili.org has released the first unofficial Wiimote drivers for Windows machines, and apparently it works without the sensor bar.
All I can say regarding this is…

…Hentai games will never be the same.
Image originaly from Engadget

George, from Later Nerdz has just made an interesting article, which is a great idea for all present Wii owners. I think that it’s safe to say that most people that bought the Wii, didn’t buy a GameCube, or, at the very least, I can say that for myself. Since it will still be a […]

People whose jobs or businesses involve being online most of the time (which includes probloggers like us) have to rely on power to get things done. But acts of nature can potentially hamper our productivity by pulling the plug just when we need to publish that blog post, send that proposal by email, or seal […]

As an avid fan of the Ragnarok Online MMORPG, I frequently search and visit various different RO sites. Whenever I need to travel a lot around the World Map, this is the site I choose. It’s a nice “Web 2.0′ish” world map the game that no only tells you what you can find on each […]