Ever wanted to download Google Chrome extension to your computer? There are a few tricks which you can uses to download the extension manually from Chrome Web Store such as the one pointed in this guide, however the method itself won’t work if you execute the URL pointed using Chrome itself and will only works in other web browser. I tried running the given URL in Chrome using Ad Block Extension ID and the following error is displayed instead of downloading the extension (.crx): ...

I was always annoyed when I accidentally pressed the Windows Key when I was playing games, hence I decided to create this small utility using AutoHotkey that will disable the Windows Key. Usage is very simple, just run the program and your Windows key will be disabled. To enable Windows key again just exit the script from the system tray or just suspend the script. The utility filesize is around ~320kb. ...

One of the best feature that is available in BlackBerry PlayBook is the capability to run Android applications, thanks to Android Player. Although not all applications are able to run in BlackBerry PlayBook, the android player in BlackBerry PlayBook is still pretty decent and a nice feature to have. You can get Android application running in your BlackBerry PlayBook by either installing them through the AppWorld (yeap, some of Android Application are available in AppWorld) or your can manually install Android application to your BlackBerry PlayBook. ...

ReText is a simple but powerful text editor for Markdown and reStructuredText. It is written in Python using QT Libraries, with that said you need to have QT installed in your system in order to run ReText (Description copy pasted from ReText website, I’m lazy I know :D). I’ve been using it previously on my Ubuntu system with GNOME desktop without problem at all, however when I installed and run it on my Linux Mint LXDE 12 system, the toolbar icons is missing and not displayed at all, only texts are displayed as you can see on the screenshot below. ...

Bored with your current LXDM background and want to change it to something else? Don’t worry, it’s very easy to change it! In fact all you need to do is to modify a single line. For this example I’m using Linux Mint 12 LXDE which of course uses LXDM as its default Login Manager. So if you’re using other distro, the configuration file that we are about to edit later on may be slightly different in term of its structure and contents. ...