Facebook is no stranger to controversy, and there are a number of potential dangers that users throw themselves into all due to ignorance. However, there are numerous ways to combat them, use the world’s most popular social network and still remain relatively safe. Here are just a few we’ve come up with. — More after the break!
Discovered by Greg Leuch from fffff.at, there’s never been an easier way to upload GIF images as your Twitter avatar than now. Make sure to have an idea in mind for what you’ll use, then follow the easy, step by step guide on how to animate your Twitter profile. — More details after the break!
Wi-Fi is something we have all become accustomed to and really take for granted. Every time we go somewhere with our laptops in the city or in a highly trafficked place, we for the most part can get instant internet access with a wireless network. Though the first thing people complain about when they connect to these open networks, wherever they may be, is the speed. For instance, I am currently writing this article in my local Starbucks and there are 4 people with laptops, about 6 with their phones out and 2 with iPads. — Our “How To” after the break!
Curious how to get your Facebook profile to look like this? It’s actually quite as simple as using one out of the handful of newly released Facebook apps that cut up one large image and make it into a mosaic. Of course, results may vary depending on the size of your images, but you’re going to want to experiment for the proper effect you’re looking for. — How To after the break!
The popular genre crossing acrade beat’em-up/MMO Dungeon Fighter by Nexon, has been experincing a major error ever since the update balancing the priest class, along with other changes, over two months ago. The problem was when you started the game client, a black box would appear on your screen, then it would disappear, and then the game wouldn’t start up. After 2 months, Nexon still hasn’t released a way to fix the problem, even though over one third of the games population is affected by the problem — Luckly for you, us here at T3ch H3lp have the fix!
We all wish iTunes was a far more robust music player, but somehow we all make due. However, there’s one thing that I just can’t take anymore, and that’s iTunes not recognizing when new files have been added into folders I’ve already imported into the iTunes library before. Well, finally there’s an app for that!
When running, iTunes Folder Watch automatically imports newly added media files from within pre-selected to the iTunes library. And to make the process even easier, the application also creates a playlist that displays all the recently imported songs and videos, so you can see how they’ve been tagged.
Download it now / iTunes Folder Watch
Possibly one of the cheapest ways to create your own Stormtrooper mask is to use 2 milk jugs and a little creativity.
It’s Halloween as you know, and since people seem to have their costumes ready (and you don’t) you need something quick! Time is running short to get a costume pulled together, so in a last ditch effort, you can create your own Stormtrooper outfit and get some major geek points in the process.
You’ll need to spray-paint the mask white, and use tape to add vents and lenses to the mask — Give it a try!
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