Jerlus bang

Entri ini saje-saje je ni. hehehe. btol ke telus?atau jerlus?apsal orang-orang hadiah mostly adalah dalam golongan top 50? cuba check..btol tak? konfusius sungguh. apsal yang datang awal semuanya nombor diorang keluar awal. yang datang lambat mostly nombornya keluar lambat (barang baekk pnyer).konfusiusus sunggus.hehheehe. apsal ramai orang-orang yang tak datang dapat top 10? apsal pakai bola besar gedabak? naper tak pakai bola sepak...lagi nampak cool. bola besar itu macam ..cmana mau bola tu bgerak. yang kat bawah akan tetap kat bawah..yang kat atas konpem kena cabut dulu. pakailah bola ping pong..baru nampak stailo. lpas boleh pakai bola tu buat main ping pong..kaan?

Lantoklah..itu semua main nasib jek. gua tak kisah. gua konpem takkan buat post mortem..muakkekekkek. yang gua tau..makang memang tak sedap gilerrrr...minum petang tak cool..takde teh tarik..nasib baik master chi gong tu coool. lagipun..gua dapat barang ok..so gua buat rilek jek. yang penting ada kedatangan..muakekkekkeke..macam dok skolah dol. kalo zaman skolah..ponteng prep..konpem kena rotan kat jubo..pedih dol. tapi yang paling best...fuyoh...ada orang usha baikkkk pnyer kat budak2..giler ahhh...takut sial...awww....awww...awww..

cabai sungguh

Hari ini sedikit cabai. ada kaa patut aku yang kena sound dalam emel dengan sorang hero neh. macam mana aku nak kaver dia. hero-hero yang lain sumer aku dah kaver baekkk pnyer..tetibe hero ni tunjuk kuasa beb. di cc nyer emel tu sekampung pasal tak puas ati. tak patut btol. kita ni kalau nak hentam orang, cuba fikir perasaan orang yang kita hentam tu. kalau kita di jalan yang lurus..tade hal..tapi kalau kita di jalan bersimpang siur...memang masalah laaa. kita jangan hentam orang lain sampai tak pasal-pasal bukak pekung di dada kita sendirik. tlajak perahu boleh undur..salah emel..lain ceritaaa... kalau di ikutkan panas ati..memang panas dol..tapi sabar..sabarrrr...kalau ngamuk pun tak ke mana...cheis!

Skarang baru aku tau..macam-macam orang..macam2 perangai. ada orang tak tau..suka bertanya..ada orang tak tau..buat-buat tau...skang ada plak nak tunjuk hero...cheis..mentang2 aku dapat bonus sikit..semua mau tunjuk hero...cibai btol!

Hard Disk Windows Vista Penuh

Hard Disk Windows Vista Penuh?

While many complaints about Windows Vista's sluggish performance

can be attributed to users with computer systems that are just not ready to run Vista well (less than 1GB of memory is fairly painful with Microsoft's latest operating system), it is clear that Windows Vista uses your computer's hard disk drive(s) much more intensively and extensively than Windows XP ever did. This results in some truly disturbing disk thrashing at times, even on high-end computers. It has eventually become apparent that most of this is by design. The disk thrashing action is the result of processes that work behind the scenes and does not affect overall performance much, unless your system is low on RAM. The long term affects of wear and tear on your hard drive though, are another thing entirely.

In this PCSTATS Beginners Guide we will explore the reasons and culprits behind Windows Vista's high disk usage, and explore ways to not only reduce the noise and activity, but also save and reclaim drive space Vista is using for features that you may not want.

Inside the thrashing: What's using your drive cycles?

First, let's take a closer look at the Windows Vista services and programs which cause the most drive activity, then look at ways to tame them and free your drives.

The daily Grind: Windows Vista file Indexing

Windows Vista, like XP before it, builds itself an index file, which contains markers to all files and folders in certain locations on your disk (User folders, the Desktop, Program Files, etc.). To do this, it must churn through the hard disk searching and indexing each and every last file. Vista periodically rebuilds this index, causing further drive thrashing. By default, the files within your 'user' directory (Vista's equivalent of XP's 'C:\documents and settings\username' which contains your documents folder and your desktop) are indexed.

There are a couple of ways to reduce the disk overhead that the indexing feature imposes. The obvious and more drastic method is just to turn drive indexing off. In Windows XP, this was almost an automatic step when tweaking the operating system, since the indexing feature was next to useless anyway. With Windows Vista's enhanced search features, you may want to think twice about this if you have, or expect to have a large amount of data (in terms of number of files) stored on your computer. Indexing does make searching for files and folders quite a bit faster, but searches do still work with the same results without indexing. They may just take longer.

To turn the indexing feature off in Windows Vista, open the 'start' menu and type 'services' in the search bar. Hit ENTER.

In the services window, scroll down until you reach the 'windows search' service. Right click it and hit 'properties'.

In the 'startup type' dropdown box, change the value to 'disabled', then click the 'stop' button below to stop the service immediately. Hit 'ok.'

If you don't want to disable indexing entirely, consider altering its function to make it index less files, keeping only what you are likely to search for. Windows Vista allows you to get very specific about what types of files will be indexed.

Pocket a Creative Vado camcorder for $35 shipped

Originally $100, the Valentine's Day-ready Vado camcorder is on sale for just $35.

(Credit: Creative)

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Dell Home is offering the Creative Vado Pocket Video Camcorder--in pink, no less--for $35 shipped.

I've mentioned these before, but this is the lowest price I've seen. Consequently, the sellout risk is huge. Also, this deal expires at the stroke of midnight.

For anyone unfamiliar with it, the Vado is an ultraslim digital camcorder that's ideal for capturing life's little moments: the children doing something cute, some friends ripping off that wedding dance, the two feet of snow in your driveway, and so on.

The Vado can record up to an hour's worth of video at its best quality setting, which is a YouTube-friendly 640x480-pixel resolution. It features a 2-inch screen and a stowaway USB connector for plugging it into your PC.

With that connection made, its built-in software makes it a snap to upload videos right to YouTube or PhotoBucket.

Alas, while the Vado can connect to Windows and Mac systems, the included software is Windows-only. Mac users will have to settle for dragging and dropping videos to their machines.

CNET had mostly good things to say about the Vado in its review, and Amazon customers collectively rated it 4 stars out of 5.

I think this would make a great gift for the gadget girl in your life.

Backup deal: Want a camcorder with a little more oomph? SonyStyle has the refurbished HDR-CX100 1080p digital camcorder for $289.99 shipped. Wowee-wow, is that an awesome price on a full-size, full-featured HD camcorder.