Imagine if you only have 140 characters (or less) every time you want to say something. Let’s take a look if this happen in an office.
Be warned, this is Not Safe For Work (NSFW) content. But still, it’s hilarious. Enjoice.
There are times when you think your antivirus software had stopped working. The last time it detected a fishy file was like half a year ago. Now you wonder is it still working or not. Why hasn’t it detect anything for the last few months?
Hey, why don’t you test it with a real virus? Let’s see if the AV will catch, or least detect it. Yeah, go ahead if you got the nuts. That virus might or might not be detected, and it might or might not destroyed your precious files just in case it pass through the AV filter. Nothing beats the thrill of gambling, eh?
Here’s a safer way to test your AV without the risk of breaking anything valuable. This method was developed by European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research to allow people, companies, and AV programmers to test their software without having to use a real computer virus that could cause actual damage should the AV not respond correctly. Read more »
Wired.com photo department had come up with a list of photography stuff they’d like to throw down a Black Hole. Why Black Hole? Apparently, these stuff are just effing annoying. This whole list can be sum up in one word: “Okay we’ve had enough of those, now please move on.”
For those of you amateur photographers, you might find this hilarious, or not. Because it may be you they’d throw down. Enjoice.
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This list is as old as 2008. But then again, most of them are still annoying. If they can make it out of the list, I’ll update it.
What does Adobe Reader do? Displays PDF pages. How does it do it? With as much bloody-minded bureaucracy, delay, and needless interaction as possible. Perhaps it’s because we humans have been spoiled by books, where the gap between wanting to read something and reading it is as short as the time taken to lift the cover. But Reader’s incessant updates (demanding you reset your computer — why?), thundering great list of modules to load, and hour-glass-provoking pauses for thought have given Portable Document Format a reputation for being as welcome as a flatulent camel in the kitchen.
Which is a shame, because other lightweight PDF readers seem to manage perfectly well. Read more »
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