Another Pointless Blog

Hey Guys,

Sorry it’s been so long since I last have posted. I’ve been super busy with studies however now I have started a new blog over at http://www.Cr.eate.in . This blog is more design focused over this one because it’s what I am now looking to get into.

I am still undecided as to what to do with this blog, I may continue it or sell the domain, etc.

If you have any questions/suggestions please email me or leave a comment. I will be mainly posting at Cr.eate.in now but I’m still the same person!

Cheers,
Matt

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There is a time when we sit for an hour or two and create a play-list of all our favorite songs to play them all the time your PC is turned on. Over the time, maybe a few days or months… You make new additions to your collection of songs and even delete the ones you don’t seem to like anymore. And its most probable that you’ll add some of the new songs to your playlist and it is possible that while adding  more songs to the playlist, you add something that is already there. Also, it is quite possible that you may not be able to remove the songs you deleted if the play list is a bit too long and you are a lazy-bum!

Winamp doesn’t notify you of duplicate entries or missing files in a playlist. You only spot it if playing a non-existent entry doesn’t work and if a song plays more than once when you are playing the playlist in shuffle OFF mode.
However, Winamp offers the option to remove duplicate entries and missing files from your playlist, which is lesser known but quite nifty.

From the playlist editor, select “Remove Missing Files from Playlist” and/or “Remove Duplicate Entries”
in the playlist menu. The keyboard shortcut to remove missing files is ALT+DELETE and to remove duplicate entries is SHIFT+DELETE. And you are done! Enjoy a clean no-repeat collection of your favorite songs

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Around half a month ago I got PMOG and it didn’t work for some strange reason. Then all of a sudden 2 days ago I decided to see if there was an update and give it a whirl. Unfortunately  there was no update but for some reason the toolbar started working. So far its been quite ‘fun’ and is a great idea. So what is PMOG you’re asking and what does it mean? Well it stands for Passively Multiplayer Online Game. Basically the concept is you play an MMO whilst going about your daily activities on the net. You earn points, lay down mines, give crates, attach saint nicks and even make paths (or ‘missions’) for other players to do.

The hard part was learning what to do, there are no real great guides around on the net so this is a nice little guide of what I have learnt so far from reading the site and forums.

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