Jan 06
wingloonWebsites
I asked myself which one of the free image hosting should I sign up such as Flickr, Picasa Web Albums and Photobucket. I am sure you have this question. What I wanted is a free account for my images to link in my blog here and I also wanted to have a free account host my photos taken using my DSLR. So, I am here to share with you the features and limitations offered by Flickr, PicasaWeb and Photobucket.
Flickr’s free account offers a 100MB monthly upload limit (10MB per photo) and only 3 sets (aka album) can be created with no monthly bandwidth limit. Flickr allows only the 200 most recent images to be viewed once you have reached more than 200 images uploaded. You can post any of your images in up to 10 images in a group. Original size images are saved for later upgrade and only smaller images will accessible after being resized.
As for Picasa Web Albums, a free photo sharing service offered by Google providing 1GB of free storage and the images uploaded to Picasa Web Albums can be no larger than 20MB and are restricted to 50 megapixels or less with no monthly bandwidth limit. The maximum number of web albums allow is 250 and the maximum number of photos per web album allow is 500.
Lastly, Photobucket’s free account offers 1GB of free storage with a 25GB of monthly bandwidth limit and custom URLS for up to 10 albums. The images uploaded to Photobucket can be 1MB each or by 1024×768 resolution. However, you can have up to 50 images per slideshow (some slideshows vary) and you are allow to upload a 5 minutes of video playing time (100MB in filesize).
The conclusion is really up to you to choose on which free image hosting provider. As for me, I am using both Flickr and Photobucket now. I have not try Picasa Web Albums from Google yet. In fact, these three providers Flickr, Picasa Web Albums and Photobucket does offers pay version of image hosting with different features and it really depends on how you want to use them when it comes to sharing and social networking.
Jan 04
wingloonWindows

Minimem, yet another small utility that is useful to optimize application memory usage in Windows platform only. Minimem is initially developed just to optimize memory usage of Mozilla Firefox but Minimem is able to optimize any Windows applications that is running on ancient computers (like my old laptop with less RAM).
In Minimem, you need to select the processes to be optimized from all the active processes and Minimem will automatically optimize the selected processes every X seconds without you knowing it when the overall RAM usage of the computer is low in the background. Indeed, Minimem does help me to optimize most of my daily run applications on my old laptop with 512MB of RAM running Windows XP. However, Minimem isn’t useful for applications that already have memory management of their own and computer that have large amount of memory.
Well, Minimem is a freeware utility that requires Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 or 3.5 in Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 2003 to run. Give it a try and comments here on Minimem.
Source: Minimem
Jan 02
wingloonWebsites
As always, I will share the Namecheap coupon every month in my blog. You can now register a new .com, .net or .org domain for only $8.81 from Namecheap by using the coupon below instead of its original price of $9.69. Every .com, .net and .org domain registration includes 1 year free WhoisGuard privacy protection subscription. Register a new domain at Namecheap.com now!
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Jan 02
wingloonWebsites
IPVEE.com is a simple service which can find your real IP address, hostname, web browser, Flash, Java, operating system and screen resolution information developed by me. This website is very simple to navigate by clicking the forward button located on the right side or you can click on the hyperlink on the left to show the information you want.
# Display your IP address and hostname

# Display your web browser, Flash and Java version

# Display your operating system

# Display your screen resolution

To use it, simply open your favorite web browser and browse to IPVEE.com.
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