Its time for some fun…
Check out http://www.casino.hk/swf/game_460.swf
Update:
Completed all the 20 levels with a score of 6130. How about yours ?
Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 28, 2006
Its time for some fun…
Check out http://www.casino.hk/swf/game_460.swf
Update:
Completed all the 20 levels with a score of 6130. How about yours ?
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 24, 2006
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 24, 2006
If you ever thought Adobe ruins some of your precious time in opening up the pdf files using their Acrobat Reader, now here is the little guy called Foxit Reader who does wonder. Opens pdf files in a flash much like a text editor, isn’t that nifty. You can download this little fellow here.
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 24, 2006
Using Firefox and if you need an integrated blogging tool then Performancing is for you.
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 18, 2006
Now that AllPeers is in the fray, everything seems to go right for the Mozilla’s popular product – Firefox.
So what makes this AllPeers rock ?
It’s an extension that integrates the bittorrent technology.
Does that not sound really cool ?
Sure enough, it moves firefox into a realm that IE can only dream of at this instance.
It’s not live yet though.
P.S: Hearing this news for quite sometime now and not sure if it is yet another vaporware.
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 12, 2006

peanut butter sandwich! is how pbwiki describes on creating a webpage. Wiki adds a new dimension to these webpages by allowing someone else to edit your page (ofcourse legitimate).
pbwiki helps you to do that without much effort: as easy as peanut butter sandwich.
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 10, 2006
Its almost a year since I started using BitTorrent for downloading files. Thanks to the innovative protocol from Cohen.
Here is a bit on it.
There is no single point access to the file you are downloading. Rather it will be the users in the network who will be servicing your needs. You get fragments of the file from them and a file is said to completely downloaded when all the fragments are downloaded. As simple as that. The following reference would help you know more with all the technical jargon around.
References:
If you want to know more , you know what to do.
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Posted by Prabhu Beeman on January 8, 2006
Too bad I didn’t know Lenovo (a Chinese PC manufacturer) bought the IBM PC Division on Apr 2005 after the clearance from the US Government. Came to know this through Click on BBC (TV Edition).
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