10 Privacy Settings Every Facebook User Should Know
Posted by Zen on May 8th, 2009This is a great article for protecting your exposure on Facebook.
10 Privacy Settings Every Facebook User Should Know
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Music of the Week – Static X
Posted by Zen on May 1st, 2009Static X – Terminal
Cult of Static
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Script to Mount / Unmount TrueCrypt Volumes
Posted by Zen on April 15th, 2009I found a great article about a script to mount a TrueCrypt Volume on Windows here. It also detailed a script to unmount the volume.
I decided to improve on it a bit, and allow the same script to mount and unmount the volume (by testing to see if the volume is mounted). I did not include his password parameter because TrueCrypt will ask for the password anyway. And I really don’t want to code my password into any script.
So here is the script:
REM TrueCrypt mounting script (version 2)
REM Based on script Written by Mark Ursino (allthingsmarked.com)
REM Modified by Zen (Zenmojo.com)
REM Modifications are allowed, but please include these comments
@echo offset TrueSource=I:\TrueCrypt\truecrypt
set Source=I:\volume.cab
set Drive=O:IF EXIST “%Drive%” goto unmount
:mount
cls
“%TrueSource%” /v “%Source%” /l “%Drive%” /m /a /p /q
explorer.exe “%Drive%”
cls
goto end:unmount
cls
“%TrueSource%” /d”%Drive%” /q
cls
goto end:end
cls
Notes:
TrueSource is the location of your truecrypt.sys file (from the stand-alone version of TrueCrypt)
Source is the source of your TrueCrypt file
Drive is the drive letter you want to mount the file to
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Music of the Week – Machinehead
Posted by Zen on March 25th, 2009Machinehead – Halo
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Music of the Week – Atreyu
Posted by Zen on March 11th, 2009Atreyu – Demonology And Heartache
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Music of the Week – Underoath
Posted by Zen on March 4th, 2009Underoath – When the Sun Sleeps
oldie but a goodie
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Music of the Week – Sonic Syndicate
Posted by Zen on February 25th, 2009Sonic Syndicate- Encaged
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How to Create your own POI’s for your Garmin GPS unit.
Posted by Zen on February 20th, 2009Software you will need:
Google Earth
POIEdit
POI Loader
- Load all your Coordinets/Addresses in Google Earth and drag to an appropriately named folder under My Places.
- Right-Click on that folder and select Save Place As… and save it as a .kml file.
- Fire up POIEdit and open the .kml file you just saved. Then select the File menu and Save As.
- Select to save it as a Garmin Comma Seperated file. And save that file in the same directory you save your other POI files.
- Then use Garmin POI Loader to load the csv file.
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Stamp ID3 Tag Editor
Posted by Zen on February 19th, 2009This is exactly the tool I was looking for to easily update Tags.
http://www.nch.com.au/tageditor/
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Music of the Week – All That Remains
Posted by Zen on February 18th, 2009Metal: All That Remains – This Calling
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