You have created a joke which isn't funny, and a joke that stirred up people's feeling ain't a real joke.

A guy selling this sexy Camaro on eBay is making a list comparing his car with his soon-to-be ex-wife. He made this quote:

As much as this car & my wife are loved and will be missed. I am forced to part with both, So my loss is your gain here. The car has less than 10,000 miles on it, her- a little more-just saying. The car has never seen snow, she can be as cold as ice. The car was garage stored when not in use, she is making me move out to the garage. This car has extraordinary acceleration with the 6.2L V8, superior handling, excellent value, head-turning looks, unique interior design, great fuel economy, and a throaty boasting exhaust, which beats a bitchy mouth any day.

And here is a comparing list made by him:

Source: Jalopnik via eBay

Right after Google launch its own Facebook-killer social network Google+ with an amazing group video chatting function called Hangout, Facebook launched its video chat function associated with Skype today. Want to try out? Simply head over here and click Get Started! Your browser will start to download the required plugin and after you install it you are free to call any of your online friend. The process is easy and intuitive and you can video call your friend in no time.

I've try it out and it works pretty well. Video quality was good and there was no significant lag. Hopefully they would add the group video chat function in near future though.

对，我们的部落格最近好像少了点什么东西

对，就是少了那些情绪化，然后看了摸不着头脑的文字

可能因为阿冠在热恋中（还在热恋中啊）

可能因为俊升俊昇在努力的单恋（谁知道？）

可能因为秉毅在脸书的虚拟爱情中沉醉（囧）


这时候轮到我来贴一点

想想还是算了

部落格少了一模，我少了安全感

无法将自己坦荡荡的曝晒在世界面前

让谁都能两眼看进你的内心深处



好了，我的戏下载完了

大家晚安

怪懒党！热血一辈子

- - - -

Recently Malaysia has blocked some files and torrents sharing websites like fileserve.com and this might be a headache for some. However, there are still some methods such as alternating our ip that allow us to visit these sites.In this post I will show a very simple way to access these blocked site by using Google Translate in less than 5 steps.

First head over to Google translate page and chose the translation language. Chose anything at the "From" option; while chose the original language of the website for the "To" option.

Hit "Enter" on your keyboard. That's it.

Hope this guide is useful for some in a rightful way and feel free to comment :)

Virtual Machine as its name, implies a virtual machine inside a real, existing machine. In this post lets look into why use virtual machine and how to do it with Virtual Box. It is like running another OS (either same or different) as a software in an OS itself without the need to reboot. Some common examples are running Windows inside of a Mac or running linux distributions in either Macintosh or Windows.

So, first of all why should one need another virtual machine since there is an existing machine? Here is a list I made myself:

1. First of all, people (at least some sohai like me) enjoys doing it.
2. Can try out different OS without taking the risk to screw up your whole system.
3. Better security, not scare of viruses anymore. (As you can delete the whole virtual machine once it got infections)
4. Able to run some software which isn't meant for some particular platform. (A lame example would be running PPStream through a virtual machine in Macintosh since Mac doesn't has its version of PPStream)

Most probably there will be a ton more of the benefits of Virtual Machines out there so just discover those yourself! Now we shall go into how to actually build one by yourself. There are a few software in the market which provide this awesome feature like VMware, Parallel Desktops and Virtualbox. Today we gonna take a quick look on how we build a virtual machine by using the freeware Virtualbox instead of the other two which will cost you quite a lot of money.

What you will need to build a VM:

• Virtualbox software which you can get it here.
• An existing OS for sure (in my case Windows 7 Ultimate)
• Another OS's DVD or disc image (iso file).

Here is the super simple guide to build a virtual machine by using Virtualbox:

1. Of course, install Virtualbox and launch it.
2. Click "New" and give a name to the OS and chose the type of OS you are going to install in the virtual machine. In my case, I am going to install Elementary OS which is a Ubuntu 10.10 variant distro and you can get its iso here. Then click "Next"
3. Then allocate the amount of RAM you wish to allocate for this virtual machine. Usually the amount it recommend should be sufficient. Then click "Next"
4. The next step is to create a virtual hard disk for the virtual machine. Chose create a new hard disk and click "Next". This will bring out another windows, chose fixed size storage for better performance or chose dynamically expanding storage if your hard disk space is scarce. Again, the disk space it recommend you should be more than enough since you are not going to store your media in the virtual machine (hope so). Click "Finish" and wait for the virtual disk to be created (this may take some time).
5. Click "Finish" again and a blank virtual machine is now created.
6. Chose the VM you have just created and click "Setting" on above, go to "Storage" tab and click on the cd icon under attribute and mount the ISO file for the virtual machine OS then click "Ok".
7. Now double click the virtual machine you have just created and here it goes! The virtual machine will now boot with the iso file mounted and you just have to install the OS of the choice as in usual way.
8. After the installation finish click "Devices" on the virtual machine window and unmount the iso file and then click "Machine"then "Reset" to reboot the virtual machine.
9. Now the virtual machine will be ready for use!

A simple video tutorial (watch it in 720p full screen) :

Similar way can be used to make a Hackintosh virtual machine with a few more tweaks too!

*This is just a brief guide though, if there is any problem feel free to Google it yourself or post a comment here in this blog post. Cheers :)

Built this Tron-ish desktop with a few simple steps:

1. Tron wallpaper from Wallbase

2. Clearscreen Sharp theme and visual styles installed through Custopack

3. Used fence to group those desktop shortcuts and link

4. Self customized rainmeter skin (just some tiny changes) based on Dark Rainmeter skin

5. And a not very obvious tweak to remove the annoying shortcuts' arrow by using Vista Shortcut Manager (works in Window 7 despite its name)

And that's all!

Cheers