I like to call this blog cloakerz. Some of my friend asked me, " why do you called it cloakerz?". What is cloak actually??.
To me .. it has a lot of meaning. But mainly cloaking is making something different and more effective that it used to be. People had lived their live through an endless search on how to solve problem and counter a lots of solution offer on their faces.
But tell me.. do that solution really work on their problem ??
If people really want to learn on how to enjoy life more..then the only thing they need to do is ENJOY it !! make all that you already know simplier and easier.
This blog is not offering you anything ,,but it gives you a different perspective from a very ordinary man. That life should be easy. Learning something should be easy.
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Maximizing Your Old Pc
Posted by Xienararya at 3:43 AM
Whether it’s a desktop computer or a laptop, whether or not it’s broken, and no matter how old it is, it can still be useful to you or someone else. Some people pay less attention on this one. Right after they buy a new computer, they soon toast their old one. Well..i hope this article can teach us the add-value of an old computer for each of us.
Some of this idea work real nice for my old computer but some of it not. So it's your decision what kind of tips that should applied on your pc. Good luck !!
Create a Digital Photo Frame
If your old laptop screen is OK and if either the hard drive or CD/DVD drive are working, you can use it to build a cheap digital photo frame. With a working wireless connection you could even make it show your latest Flickr photos.
You’ll find detailed instructions all over the net. Repair4Laptop.org provides an extensive list of instructions sorted by laptop models. Unfortunately, some links are outdated. If you have a spare G4 Powerbook, try this article at Instructables, and for the digital photo frame connecting to Flickr, Mike from PopSci used an old IBM ThinkPad T21 and Slickr, as described here.
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Some of this idea work real nice for my old computer but some of it not. So it's your decision what kind of tips that should applied on your pc. Good luck !!
Create a Digital Photo Frame
If your old laptop screen is OK and if either the hard drive or CD/DVD drive are working, you can use it to build a cheap digital photo frame. With a working wireless connection you could even make it show your latest Flickr photos.
You’ll find detailed instructions all over the net. Repair4Laptop.org provides an extensive list of instructions sorted by laptop models. Unfortunately, some links are outdated. If you have a spare G4 Powerbook, try this article at Instructables, and for the digital photo frame connecting to Flickr, Mike from PopSci used an old IBM ThinkPad T21 and Slickr, as described here.
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How To Take Picture Perfectly With Camera Phone
Posted by Xienararya at 3:30 AM
Now, camera phone could easily take picture when we are on a mobile situation. But we often feel that regard how many pixel it have, it still producing an ugly image. Just now, i found a really good article on how to make our camera phone take picture and bring the best result for us. It was really a good trick.
1. Get macro-style close-ups
Macro shots aren’t just for passionate foodies with tolerant friends. We’ve shown you how to use an old DVD lens to create a simple, portable cover-up lens to get serious short focus on whatever you’re shooting. Lack an old player to tear apart? You can probably find some cheap add-ons for your makeshift macro shots. Either way, you’ve got a nice little macro package that’s cheap enough to bring everywhere and shoot everything, without worrying too much about.
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1. Get macro-style close-ups
Macro shots aren’t just for passionate foodies with tolerant friends. We’ve shown you how to use an old DVD lens to create a simple, portable cover-up lens to get serious short focus on whatever you’re shooting. Lack an old player to tear apart? You can probably find some cheap add-ons for your makeshift macro shots. Either way, you’ve got a nice little macro package that’s cheap enough to bring everywhere and shoot everything, without worrying too much about.
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