Why do people waste their lives creating spam websites?

http://spamclock.com/ is a great way to visually see how many of these unneeded, useless, no-one-likes-you, sites.

At the time I visited,1,488,896,517 have been created since 1/1/11 at the rate of 1 million per hour... Losers...

The iPad 2.......

I can't wait until I see someone holding up a giant iPad to take a photo

CNN Doesn't Like The CR48, Huh. Let's Break him to the ground, right here.

So Mr. Mangalindan, I loved your new post on CNN, NOT.

Quote #1:
"it totes a single-core Atom processor and 2 GB of RAM, typical parts for netbooks that sold two or three years ago. (Now, if you pick up a netbook at all, it probably has a more capable, dual-core Atom.)"
-I'll have you know, my Dell Mini 10V, and MSI Wind, from the same time period as what you are describing, both had a single core Atom processor, and 1 GB of RAM, unlike the newer, HD Video capable, Pine Trail in the CR48's with included double RAM.


Quote #2:
"The cursor jumps around, pages sometimes load slowly"
-That's because you're to retarded to realize Google is trying to get rid of the click, by using two finger tap, scroll and single click tap.


Quote #3:
"more than two or three open tabs can slow work to a crawl."
-Sorry, the CR48 doesn't support the browsing of more then one porn site.


Quote #4:
"As for video playback? Hit or (mostly) miss. Netflix isn't supported yet, while YouTube and Hulu are only watchable at their lowest settings, though even then, they'll occasionally stutter. "
-Seriously? Netflix? It's a PILOT program, what the hell did you expect. As for youtube and Hulu, I think the 30,000 some odd CR48 users disagree.


Well, at least he likes the stickers. How unappreciative....

Micro Managing Your CR48 3G Usage? Here's How To Make It Last

Have a long car trip? Happen to own a CR48 with 100 mb free monthly? Here's how to make that trip great. I was able to browse and chat for hours on end while only using 20 MB of data.

First off, make sure you click the wrench and open Preferences. Under Privacy, click Content Settings. Turn off images.

There, done. Now stay away from flash and youtube. Also, if you really want to save data, visit the site http://blit.li/, which converts sites into only text.

Chrome Update #4: Ubuntu Dual Boot

Using the "Easy" Method, I ran the script twice and BAM, Ubuntu dual boot.

It's nothing to brag about, I love having crossover installed and the fact that I have a FILE BROWSER ;D

The Bad:
The function (top) keys don't work, along with the search button and right clicking (which I only use two finger tap anyway - so no effect on me). Since there is no delete key, that obviously doesnt work and neither does Grub. I wish I could dual boot without code/flipping the switch. Last of my negative rants, the 3G doesn't work.

The Good, The Great And The Awesome:
But negatives aside, it provides a killer OFFLINE mode, the friendly and well known "desktop" and I have the ability to run more than just web apps. Bluetooth is also unlocked in Ubuntu. The media player works as well as skype and running through my external drive, games and CAD using crossover. Also, I love using dual screen functionality.

Lastly, the Chrome Application runs pretty damn amazing, as on any computer.

Chrome Web Store Apps By JCoinster

Gizmodo, The Gadget Guide
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nalpfehbcokflkhodmhpckdbgkgfjijh



Play in a virtual world in which kids explore and play in complete safety
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ephmiaannmpnkhcmoedmfgeadlbfhnmd



Play thousands of games on one of the largest gaming sites on the net
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jdiiddlkijmgoaifjiljnbpgdpghpmhk



Per Tutti Ventotene
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dkpcokkgpenapjapcnamchbmjcgehhca




For Tech News Without The Gibberish
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cafihhhemcmilnhagdlgahnlnmlnmbng

(Sorry for the terrible JCoinster icon)

As I make more, I will post them as a blog post and on the page here: http://jcoinster.blogspot.com/p/chrome-web-store-apps-by-jcoinster.html

How to Post A Chrome Web Store App Without Owning The Underlying Site

Now, this guide is for making temporary applications available to the public while the website you are trying to make an app for, makes one themselves.

Since I got tired of waiting for Gizmodo to post an app of their own, I made a Gizmodo Chrome App as an example.

To start, download my base app here: http://www.mediafire.com/?dnucf166lhf6m07
This will set you up with the correct layout and setup.

Once you open the manifest.json file, you will see this:



{
"name": "ENTER THE APP NAME HERE",
"description": "ENTER A QUICK DESCRIPTION OF THE APP HERE",
"version": "1.0",
"icons": { "16": "16.png",
          "128": "128.png" },
"app": {
"launch": {
"local_path": "NAME THIS HTML THE SAME AS YOUR APP NAME.html"
}
},
"permissions": [
"unlimitedStorage",
"notifications"
]
}

Pretty self explanatory. Next, open the HTML file and you will see this:

<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://YOUR SITE HERE.com">


Add your site and you're almost done!

Now get your own images that are 16x16 and 128x128 and name them 16.PNG and 128.PNG


Now rename "Base App" to your app name and right click it again. Select "Send To" and click "Compressed Folder"

Now visit this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/developer/dashboard
and (If you didn't already) pay the 5 bucks and upload your app!

CR48 Ubuntu VS. Chrome OS Bootup

Side By Side With 2 CR48's



Ubuntu just beats chrome when a password is enabled. Without the password on bootup, Ubuntu clearly has it beat by a good few seconds.

Umm.... I DARE you to fit 580 Updates into a MB

Sorry Ubuntu.... There's no chance

Want to stop Ubuntu from nagging you for your password on resume?

Fire up terminal and paste in "gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock/suspend false"

BAM, world's fastest guide.

Am I missing something Microsoft? My BSOD'd PC still gets high every now and again after SP1

Screw ranting, i'm going on my CR48...

Trouble Moving to the Cloud? Here's Step 1: Music

Most likely, you have iTunes and unless you listen to music straight out of an Amazonian Forest, most of your songs are already in the cloud (of Groove)

Note to Amazonians: Visit this link: http://retro.grooveshark.com/upload/

For all the rest of you Billboard Top 100 followers, visit this link: http://groovylists.com/?do=itunes
First, you need a XML of your playlists. To do so:
1. Double click iTunes
2. Wait patiently
3. Right click your playlist and save it as an XML on your desktop or somewhere
(Was that too fast?)

Now go to the site and upload it. If you can't figure the rest out, please send your CR48 back to Google at the following address:

Google Inc.
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043