Browsing Archives Tagged 'How To'


17
Nov

Firefox 3.1 is pretty fast due to a new JavaScript engine called TraceMonkey being used, however many user would still encounter slowness while using Firefox 3.1, since TraceMonkey is not enabled by default.
In order to start using TraceMonkey you will need to enable it, which once again is not straightforward. Here are some simple steps [...]

16
Nov

This is a guest post by Aseem Kishore, the lead blogger for HelpDeskGeek.com, which focuses on providing Help Desk tips to IT Professionals. Want to write a guest post for us? Drop us a line using the contact us form.
Windows Firewall blocks incoming network connections to your computer to help protect it from malicious programs [...]

28
Oct

Yesterday we told you about 3 new exciting features where they integrated Google Calendar and  Google Docs into Gmail, along with that, they also added a new feature where you can add a custom gadget to Gmail by providing the XML URL for it.

Here is a simple and step by step tutorial to add [...]

23
Oct

One of our readers Shadow sent us a query which asked us:
How do you change files from Quick Time media player to Windows media player? My friend just uploaded a slipknot album, the only problem is, I have windows and he has quick time. So I can’t listen to it.

Well this is a common problem [...]

12
Oct

Recently Sakib one of our readers from OpenGiga asked a question: How to convert a video file to a GIF animation? While researching for the answer, we did come across some solutions but those were not very good, this lead us to search Techie Buzz archives itself to see if we could find something we [...]

9
Oct

Opera has a very annoying feature, where it assumes the role of a BitTorrent client without giving the users any easy options to disable direct integration. This would mean that I would have to fire up another browser so that I can download and open the torrent in my favorite client uTorrent.

The problem as [...]

18
Sep

Backups are the way of keeping your data safe and secure from disasters, and those include your personal data as well your blog database where you have been writing for days, months or years.
We have always opted for hosting providers that provide us access to Shell interfaces using which we can use putty to manage [...]