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The Inconvenience
26/06/2011 — Ahmad SyarbiniI was searching for the definition and some info about Fiqh Al-Akbar and Alam Al-Ma’rifah at the College’s Wi-fi coverage. I don’t expect this to happen.
I think TMnet is following the New World Order.
Adobe Photosop CS5
05/05/2011 — Ahmad SyarbiniUpgraded from CS3 to CS5
Pros :
1. Cleaner, manageable, customizable and easier to use GUI
2. Default keyboard shortcut is constrained
3. Mediocre memory usage ( Does not increase when considering a higher version )
4. Faster and much more responsive compared to previous version
5. A few new features that will come in handy
Cons :
1. An Adobe Sign Up windows appears sometimes when opened
2. Very large install files. Extensive, unnecessary add-on application. Although it can be unchecked when installed, carrying it around might feel a bit dragged.
Firefox 4.0 review
23/04/2011 — Ahmad SyarbiniImages is enough to describe it, I guess.
Pros :
-6x faster ( That’s what they said )
-cleaner UI, refurbished add-ons manager and
-much more responsive
Cons:
-Tabs at the top, probably brainwashed by Google
-Too little space for the bookmarks toolbar
-My previous theme is not compatible with this version and
-I’m considering rolling back to 3.6
If Wifi routers could write poems…..
19/03/2011 — Ahmad SyarbiniAnd now, I present you Belkin Wireless-G Router……
The Competition is on
15/01/2011 — Ahmad Syarbini
The above picture, as you’ve noticed, is a new feature in Windows 7 called ‘aero snap’. You can compare two windows side-by-side by just dragging the windows to the left and right side of the screen.
However, the picture below that Windows 7 is Linux Mint 10 Julia, with a new feature in the latest GNOME desktop environment ‘extra pane’. Linux sure knows how to pick up the trend in user interface.
The interesting about this is if you noticed, the Windows 7 uses two different windows to compare, while Mint only uses One windows. You know what they say, Less is More.
You have anything to say Mac?
