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This is a rather simple way to recover a key for a Windows installation that has gone bad. Especially useful if you need to re-install it but don’t have the key at all too!

Open up regedit first of all.
Get to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\
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Most people have things that they remove from a fresh Windows install every time that they install. Such as services, tools, programs, and others. There are many ways to get settings removed before installing so that you do not have to modify it [...]

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So I’ve been wanting a way to share all the blogs and articles that I read to keep up on what’s going on with all of you guys. I knew there was a good RSS Feed to Post converter out there, and what I came up with was wp-o-matic. After a short setup (it has [...]

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Milliseconds matter. If everyone’s Web 2.0 apps are doing complex computations in the browser, that browser better be efficient. Firefox’s developers seem to realize that, mercifully.
Firefox 3 is showing significant improvements over FF2 in the speed with which it executes regular expressions. According to tests shown here, it’s more than twice as fast.
It’s not as [...]

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On my Treo, I typically use Xiino as my browser of choice, putting up with its quirks because it’s so much better than the built-in browser. But all Xiino traffic goes through a proxy server, and lately that proxy seems to be not working so well. The last release of Xiino, the mellifluously named 3.4.1E, [...]

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