Hey everyone, this is my Blog that I will use for posting stuff about myself or anything else I feel like.
Posted on: Aug-04-2009 02:18:52 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I just thought this would be funny to add and see if it would.
CHOOSE YOUR DRINK
Apple Tini B52 Black Russian Bloody Mary Cosmopolitan Daiquiri Disaronno and Coke Double on the Rocks Dry Manhatten Kamikaze Long Island Iced Tea Lemon Drop Manhatten Margarita Martini Dirty Martini Wet Martini Dry Martini Mojito Mai Thai Mimosa Mint Julep Pina Colada Rum and Coke ... read more
Posted on: Oct-02-2008 07:29:29 PM by Miki Ljuljdurovic
First off, let me tell you this isn't some internet scheme where you have to go around doing web offers. Just download the right tools and get playing! Also, if you do something to mess up any of the things you used to install these games, I or the developers of any of the programs/applications accept no responsibility for them. The things you need to do this are
-One SD memory card
-One l ... read more
Posted on: Sep-17-2008 06:43:28 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
Some of you using XSLT may have noticed that your google ad's are not displaying, well here is a quick and effective solution!Your google script will look like this
<script type="text/javascript"><!--google_ad_client = "pub-9y124192840123";google_ad_slot = "192884812123";google_ad_width = 336;google_ad_height = 280;--></script>
Replace the html comments with XSLT comments. ... read more
Posted on: Jul-11-2008 03:01:23 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This will be a quick little tutorial on how to use Picasa2 to upload images to the open source web program gallery. This method was tested in linux (ubuntu) but it will work in windows and mac.
Here are the steps:
Create a folder in Picasa with all the images you want in your web gallery.
Right click on that folder and click Export as HTML page.
Chose the size you want your images to be ... read more
Posted on: Jun-26-2008 02:16:13 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I have been using my Toshiba Satellite laptop with Ubuntu Linux for over a year now, and I think I know the in's and out's of this thing pretty well, so lets go over a review of the laptop. I have also briefly tried out different distributions like PCLinuxOS and Fedora, and I will talk about those a bit to.
Here is a list of problems I have had or am having:
The LCD screen is nice and br ... read more
Posted on: Jun-25-2008 09:07:26 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
There are lots of ways to make money, but people never realize that one of the best ways is to save the money you already have. Your not going to increase the amount of money in your bank account, but you are going to dramatically decrease the speed you lose money. So here is my guide to saving money with a few good money saving tips.
Keep track of money you spend. It will really motivate ... read more
Posted on: Jun-23-2008 07:03:16 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This article will be a quick tutorial on how to set up a dual monitor display system on linux with the XrandR program. I use the KDE desktop and there is a tool called krandrtray that tries to set up the two monitors for you, but quite often it fails. So here is how you can do it yourself manually:
First you need to figure out the resolution of both your monitors. In my case I h ... read more
Posted on: Jun-22-2008 10:27:43 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This is a image from the google suggest lab. When you type "stuff" into the search filter it gives you some funny options!
Well there you have it, also check the related articles below to see another big google mistake!
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Posted on: Mar-15-2008 07:49:37 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
Microsoft will block anyone who is using linux from being able to use the full version of Windows Live Hotmail. This should be 100% illegal because they do some user sniffing and check what you are using, if they don''t like it, they block you.
I noticed this when I was trying to add images to my email signature for windows live hotmail and could not do it properly without the full ve ... read more
Posted on: Mar-08-2008 07:18:52 PM by Miki
Ok, I know your all going to think right away that I’m just
scamming you, but hear me out. A few
days back my cousins told me about this site called gaming lagoon (Click Here to Join). Now I already thought they wee just being
dumb, but I decided to let them show me it. The site has a Point-based system in which you register an e-mail
account to sites and they give you points. Th ... read more
Posted on: Feb-24-2008 01:09:06 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I was browsing my local kijiji (classified) ad today looking for a laptop to buy and I happened to find this one laptop that seemed like a pretty good deal. Here is the Ad I found:
I made him an offer and I got this response:
Alright, this has the stench of a scam already, but then what happens next is this guy add's m ... read more
Posted on: Jan-14-2008 12:27:15 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
Oh Tigerdirect, you offer me a deal that I just could never refuse!
Note: a tiny bit of a cut and paste job in the picture, click the link to see the original image.
Haha for why not throw in a jump drive for another $200?
... read more
Posted on: Jan-13-2008 09:58:30 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This should really not happen! I watching a video from digg and check out what they recommend...
uhhh google, how do you let this happen? All i can do now is ... LOL!!!
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Posted on: Jan-13-2008 07:03:14 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
Alright, enough is enough, I am officially sick of Hotmail and its time that somebody said something about the greedy behavior Microsoft is exhibiting. Here is my situation: I use a Linux operating system (Kubuntu) and I want to use a mail reader like Outlook Express to read my Hotmail messages. This brings me to my first beef with Hotmail.
Hotmail does not allow all users to use ... read more
Posted on: Oct-18-2007 11:56:10 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
The longer I use Linux (Kubuntu), the more I find good reasons for switching that were not noticeable to me off the bat. Sure you hear about all these great things like Compiz-Fusion and Open source software, but you don't realize some of these extra benefits until you really sit down and enjoy the OS. These are things I have found to be a great unexpected surprise.
Here's the list:
... read more
Posted on: Oct-10-2007 10:36:52 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
All Ubuntu users just hear me out. I have this crazy idea that Vista has a very good feature that would be much more important to Ubuntu users then Windows users. How often do you upgrade operating systems with windows? Lets say once every three years (not counting all the times you have to format due to viruses). Well, in Ubuntu you have the option of upgrading to a better operating system ev ... read more
Posted on: Oct-03-2007 08:08:53 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This will be a quick tutorial on how to install a PSP Movie Converter for linux. A few days ago I installed this and had a bit of trouble getting all the details on how to do it properly. So to make it easy for everyone here is what you do:
Note: I do not take any responsibility if you damage your system in any way, use instructions at your own risk
Click here to go to the webs ... read more
Posted on: Sep-26-2007 10:13:50 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I have been using linux for about seven to eight months and I really haven't done much burning until recently. I have been using K3b which is a linux burning program that comes pre-installed with Kubuntu and I have to admit that its really amazing. It has all the burning capabilities of Nero, but it does not have a built in media player (as far as I know). Who needs a built in media player wit ... read more
Posted on: Sep-23-2007 12:15:26 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I often hear my professors use the analogy that programming is the same as basketball (baseball, football, any sport) and I am here to tell you that it is absolutely not. The main arguement is that both take lots of practice and I am going to explain how this reasoning is fundamentally flawed. After you code something basic, then move on to something more complicated, the basic code seems triv ... read more
Posted on: Sep-22-2007 01:05:10 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I started using Linux right before feisty fawn came out so I guess you could say I am somewhat of a new user, but its almost that time of year again and I'm not talking about Christmas! I am getting very excited to see Gusty Gibbon spring into action and I have complied a small wish list that I hope will be fulfilled with the upcoming release.
Note: I use Kubuntu and KDE instead of Ubu ... read more
Posted on: Sep-20-2007 12:19:37 AM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This list is in no particular order and the article was written by a former extreme video game player. My favrouite game is Warcraft III TFT but I also played a massive amount of Counter Strike, Age of Empires 2 (expansion), Diablo 2, and many more.
If you have any questions about me, or any requests, just let me know. Also if you have your own suggestions you can send me your ideas he ... read more
Posted on: Sep-16-2007 11:28:12 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
I am writing this as someone who has recently switched from windows to Kubuntu linux. I know when I started out using (K)ubuntu I was very lost for certain things and one of the main transitions was learning that there are no exe files and that certain windows formats are not supported with (K)ubuntu (legally anyway). I was not able to open a .mp3 song file so naturally this was a disappoin ... read more
Posted on: Sep-15-2007 10:56:09 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
This is just something that doesn't make sense to me and I would like to understand why gas stations can't just compete against each other. We live in society that thrives on competition, whether it be our dollar stores or our car dealerships, everybody is competing for our money. So why is it that gasoline, which is one of the most common purchases for most people, is almost the same price ... read more
Posted on: Sep-10-2007 12:27:38 AM by Miki Ljuljdurovic
Hi, my name is Miki Ljuljdurovic. I'm the little brother of the guy who made this website, and I've decided to help by writing articles for him. I you haven't guesses, the first article will be about modding your Wii. This guide will be mainly on modding Wii's, but a lot of the features on the Wii mod chips are the same on other systems. I recommend this guide for someone who does no ... read more
Posted on: Sep-04-2007 02:27:18 PM by Stevan Ljuljdurovic
Clicksor is an advertising service which is one of the alternatives to Adsense. There is a reason that not many people use it and I will show you in this post. Just for the sake of this post I will stay subscribed to Clicksor advertising service so I can enable clicksor on a single page so people can see how bad it is. I am uncertain if this bug happens in all of Linux or just my d ... read more
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