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Install VMWare ESXi 4 to USB Drive, or to HDD without a CD Drive
So I’ve got a newish PC here that I want to setup with VMWare ESXi. The down side is that I can’t seem to get it to boot off a USB CD-ROM drive, and I don’t have any SATA DVD Drives handy to pop in. Thankfully, I’ve managed to find a relatively easy way to […]
White console screen in VMWare
I’ve recently come across an insanely annoying bug in VMWare. I’m not entirely sure of the steps to replicate it. For me, I was lucky enough to have several VMWare Hosts & Clusters that I could test against at the time when this arose. Basically, the general gist is the “Console” screen of any Virtual […]
How TO get caught downloading via P2P under the new law
You see, I’m asked pretty much every single day by somebody about it. There is still *so* much uncertainty around this new law and where it’s going to leave people standing. So, I thought I’d show people how they can be caught (This is exactly how “the big guys” will catch you), specifically if they […]
Inviting people to Google+ during the BETA phase
So you’ve heard about Google+, somebody has been kind enough to invite you, now you wanna get your mates in on the action? Awesome! Well, it’s not much fun using social networking if you don’t have any friends on there to be social with, so I’ll show you how to get a few friends on. This […]
Updating Miui
Miui is an excellent custom Android ROM. They come out with weekly updates, and I specifically get all mine from miuiandroid.com. It’s surprisingly easy to upgrade your phone to the latest version, and even a novice can perform the upgrade (Yes, even if you got somebody else to put Miui onto your phone initially)! Before […]
The full guide to MIUI on the Samsung Galaxy S
After my previous “Quick How-To MIUI for Galaxy S” post was such a success, I realized it wasn’t quite complete. I’d been flashing back and forth between other ROMs so much, that my process wasn’t quite complete This fixes that! I’ve flashed a total of 3 Galaxy S (Two i9000’s and one i9000T) this morning […]
Short and sweet – MIUI on the Samsung Galaxy S i9000T / i9000M / SGH-I897
So it turns out it’s not terribly difficult to get MIUI running on the Samsung Galaxy S i9000T (Or the i9000M – Whatevers on WCDMA 850Mhz which is Telecom XT or AT&T in the US) OK well it kind of is. It’s more a multi-step process rather than difficult. First you need to have your […]
Ghost++ Warcraft III HostBot FAQ
This page is dedicated to all the admins / rootadmins out there, that don’t know how to use Ghost++ Ghost++ is the most common host-bot for Warcraft III. It’s very easy to use, highly functional, and customizable. To get started, the commands can be entered in, in up to 3 different places: In a Channel […]
Clarifying the Nexus S & Galaxy S in NZ
Turns out there’s quite a bit of confusion around these two phones. So, I’ll sum it up nicely for everybody: The Samsung Galaxy S is known as the “i9000”. The standard model operates on HSDPA / GSM frequencies 900Mhz & 2100Mhz, which we over here know as Vodafone. The “i9000M” is the same as Telecom […]
Lotus Notes Traveler on Android
Finally after over a year in development, the Lotus Notes Traveler client for Android has been released! To be honest, it’s surprisingly clean, fast, and works relatively well (With the exception that you can’t copy text from emails, but I presume this is deliberate). Here is a quick  installation guide: