Limited By Nothing

If you have been using eBay for a while, I’m sure at one point or another your bid has been beaten by someone at the very last second, causing you to lose on the auction. People who outbid you in the last second are called auction snipers. They can be quite an annoyance, but there’s [...]

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Dark, depressing, glooming soundscapes embarking through your ear canals, getting inside your consciousness and dwelling behind your brain for hours and hours upon entering. No catchy melodies, but only sound recordings from crypts, graveyards, and dust fields mixed with slow, dense cries and compressed sounds of panic. This is dark ambiance music for you. You [...]

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Linux Haxor has written a really nice entry about the three different ways you could try out Linux without actually having to permanently switch from your current operating system. Which is quite a great idea for those who are skeptical about the open-source operating system. Linux Haxor says,
“Linux is all about choices, and I believe [...]

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It is all too often that we take our sensitive and sometimes personal data for granted. Too many of us do not back up our most important files. Today I’m going to share with you some good ways of backing up the things you want to keep safe in the event of a hard drive [...]

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Microsoft has monopolized personal and professional computing with their operating systems since the release of Windows 95. Linux, a formidable alternative, has been gradually taking ground in the professional and personal computer market; however, it has been met with mixed opinions due to a widespread lack of popularity and open-minded end-users. Here are five of [...]

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